Steve Brawner

Few undecided voters remained as early voting in the presidential race began, but that doesn't mean everyone was happy with the two major party candidates.

Few undecided voters remained as early voting in the presidential race began, but that doesn't mean everyone was happy with the two major party candidates.

Many questions await answers after Election Day. Let's consider a few of them, starting with …

This column is being sent to news media on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, so I don’t know who won the presidential election, assuming anyone does by the time you read this. I do know this: Because of the Electoral College, voters lost.

This column was sent to newspapers on Tuesday, so I don't know who won the presidential election, assuming anyone does by the time you read this. I do know this: Because of the Electoral College, voters lost.

What do the numbers from Tuesday's election tell us about Arkansas politics? For starters, voters haven't lessened their support for President-elect Trump, and they haven't switched their party preferences.

What do the numbers from Tuesday’s election tell us about Arkansas politics? For starters, voters haven’t lessened their support for President-elect Trump, and they haven’t switched their party preferences.

Trucks pulling two 28-foot trailers, or “pups,” are common throughout the LTL industry. However, federal limitations and state regulations limit adoption of longer combination vehicles.

How can Arkansans protect themselves against cybersecurity threats? “Install your updates, make better passwords, think before you click and use mul-ti-ple fac-tors.”

Tuesday, November 12, 2024 brought a reminder that the University of Arkansas is a school first and foremost, not just a football team.