Remington Miller
Former Reporter/EditorRemington Miller was an intern with KUAR News as part of the George C. Douthit Endowed Scholarship program for the Fall 2021 semester. She then worked as a reporter and editor for the station from January-June 2022. She was a student at UA Little Rock and studying journalism and English before graduating in May 2022.
Miller has reported for The Forum, the university's student newspaper and The Daily Record covering crime, entertainment along with residential and student life at UA Little Rock.
As a Little Rock native, Miller is passionate about providing better information to the community where she grew up. After graduation, she aspires to be an investigative reporter.
Outside of reporting, Miller is interested in true crime podcasts, spending time with her family and reading as many novels and works of Shakespeare as she can.
After KUAR News, Miller became a breaking news reporter for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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Jones received 70% of the votes Tuesday in the Democratic primary, easily defeating four opponents. -
“Black Beauty” will show as part of the Kaleidoscope LGBTQ+ Film Festival, hosted by Central Arkansas Pride.
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Research by UAMS shows a connection between Black people being hesitant to get vaccinated and past racial discrimination experiences.
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Benjamin Victor is working on a clay model of the civil rights leader this week at UA Little Rock. Statues of Bates and singer Johnny Cash will eventually represent Arkansas in the U.S. Capitol.
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New voter information cards provide Pulaski County residents with information that may have changed after the state legislature finished the redistricting process and split the county into three different congressional districts.
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Outside the Little Rock Zoo, the "Drive Electric for Earth Day" event was intended to encourage Arkansans to learn about electric vehicles.
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The public can watch work being done on the Bates statue, while approval has been given for the design of the Cash statue. Both will represent Arkansas in the U.S. Capitol.
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'Say It Loud!' is hosting events this week aimed at increasing literacy rates. The group's founder hopes to counter challenges brought by the pandemic.
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The National Weather Service says several isolated tornados hit Arkansas on Monday night. Hail the size of the softballs was also reported.
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The Arkansas Department of Transportation is calling for drivers to slow down and remove distractions while driving in construction areas to lower incidents.
