Malcolm Glover
Former KUAR News Anchor/ ReporterMalcolm Glover was a news anchor/ reporter for KUAR News from 2007- 2014.
Malcolm joined the KUAR News team as a reporter and in 2008, became the local news host during All Things Considered. He had previously worked for MTV News, MSNBC, and traveled the world to complete humanitarian projects in the Sudan, Kenya, Israel, China, Belize and Brazil.
In his final years, Malcolm was the local news host during Morning Edition. He produced daily stories for radio newscasts, as well as in-depth feature stories. Malcolm produced the award-winning Impact of War series that explored the hardships and triumphs of U.S. Armed Forces veterans. Malcolm also appeared regularly on AETN's Arkansas Week, where journalists discussed issues in the news. He was listed on Arkansas Business' “The New Influentials: 20 In Their 20s.”
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Gasoline prices are down in many parts of Arkansas, due to seasonal changes. In the Little Rock area, some stations are selling gas at $2.95 a… -
Department of Finance and Administration officials outlined specific state budget priorities in a legislative hearing Tuesday.Governor Mike Beebe is… -
The outcome of a special election Tuesday for a northeast Arkansas Senate seat could be a factor in the long-term viability of the state’s Medicaid… -
Senator John Boozman of Arkansas says efforts are underway to finalize provisions in the federal farm bill. A group of congressmen and senators are… -
Some corn and sorghum producers in Arkansas are deeply concerned about how changing weather patterns could impact crop yields.On Tuesday and Thursday,… -
University of Arkansas-Fayetteville officials are expected to testify before a legislative committee this week to answer additional questions about the… -
Organizers of an effort to raise the minimum wage in Arkansas are awaiting Attorney General Dustin McDaniel’s decision on their proposed ballot… -
Some conservative advocacy groups and Tea Party supporters in Arkansas and elsewhere are not pleased with measures outlined in a new bipartisan budget… -
Labor unions and their supporters are encouraging Arkansas legislators and federal lawmakers to close policy loopholes they say favor corporate interests… -
The Little Rock, North Little Rock, and Pulaski County Special School Districts are closed Monday.UALR will open at noon. Pulaski Tech is closed. UCA's…
