That black cloud hanging over the federal trout hatcheries in Arkansas dissipated, but only briefly.

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When you were a kid, would you have rather learned math and science from a textbook only, or by also building basketball-playing robots?

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By Harry King LITTLE ROCK — Suggested in jest, a regular at Arkansas baseball had an unorthodox idea to improve the Razorbacks’ chances in the NCAA Tournament. Lose the first two games next week in the SEC Tournament at Hoover, Ala., he said. What? Hear him out. Arkansas’ relief pitchers need to rest their arms, he said. Arkansas coach [...]

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Fourth District Rep. Mike Ross, though always coy on the subject, seemed to have wanted to be governor since he was 6 months old.

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LITTLE ROCK — A stress-free transition period is not in the cards for the man who left Fayetteville in charge of Arkansas’ special teams and returned 100-plus days later to oversee the entire football program.

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Gridlock in the nation’s capital not only has the federal government tied up but also stalls movement in Washington, D.C., and its many suburbs.

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LITTLE ROCK — Golf ball teed up on No. 14, Kevin Na swung about 18 inches too high, as if trying to hit a knee-high fast ball.

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President Obama announced last week that his position on same sex marriage had evolved.

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Tyson Foods reported second-quarter net income of $166 million, 6.4 percent higher than one year ago when the protein giant posted profits of $156 million. Revenues rose to $8.27 billion, up from $8 billion in the previous year.

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LITTLE ROCK — Any change in the Bowl Championship Series will be imperfect, an assumption that reflects the nature of the beast.

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