Alexandria Brown
All Things Considered host/reporterAlexandria Brown is a news anchor and reporter for KUAR News. She was previously a Douthit scholar who interned for KUAR News. Alexandria will graduate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2022 in hopes of being a multimedia reporter.
Alexandria has written for UA Little Rock's website and the student newspaper, The Forum. She is interested in reporting on events and issues surrounding culture, Arkansas news, education, and the human experience. In her spare time, Alexandria enjoys being around family and friends, running, and writing.
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The Arkansas Blood Institute says supply chain issues on top of an already below normal blood supply are creating additional challenges. -
The Arkansas Delta Informer, an online news publication, hopes to provide diverse perspectives on social issues in the media.
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UAMS has closed a public COVID-19 vaccine clinic and is planning to close a COVID drive-thru testing site on Friday.
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Mayor Frank Scott Jr. on Wednesday announced several steps being taken to try and curb violent crime in the city.
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Trio's, which is co-owned by Little Rock Board of Directors member Capi Peck, has become the latest restaurant to require proof of vaccination to enter. But some have responded calling restaurant staff "Nazis."
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Attorneys for a woman suing Arkansas State Police for a trooper's use of a technique that caused her vehicle to crash say a settlement has been reached which will lead to a change in policy.
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Despite delays in getting a vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11 distributed, Dr. Jennifer Dillaha with the Department of Health says the process is going well.
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Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he would not sign two bills passed by the Arkansas General Assembly allowing employers and their employees to bypass federal COVID-19 vaccine requirements.
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Researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences say they have discovered an antibody that may be the cause of long-term COVID-19…
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Little Rock School Board members are being asked to consider filing a lawsuit against the state regarding a ban on mask mandates. Superintendent Michael…
