Arkansas Technology

Hear the latest Issues That Matter panel, presented by the Central Arkansas Library System, the League of Women Voters of Pulaski County and Little Rock Public Radio.

Both suits target what Attorney General Tim Griffin referred to as deceptive business practices.

Following public outcry since the passage of a “right-to-mine” bill last year, Arkansas has imposed regulations on the noisy industry.

Supporters say the new laws will cut down on bad actors; critics say they don't actually fix the problem.

There are crypto mines in DeWitt and in the Bono community near Greenbrier, and an out-of-state entity has attempted to start a crypto mine near Harrison.

An Arkansas Senate committee unanimously approved two bills Thursday that would regulate cryptocurrency mining operations, and the committee will reconvene Tuesday to hear more public comment on the policies.

Hear the latest Issues That Matter panel, presented by the Central Arkansas Library System, the League of Women Voters of Pulaski County and Little Rock Public Radio.

Students brought their A-game to the science fair that put AI and machine learning at the forefront of the day's activities.

Federal officials are asking for Arkansas residents’ help identifying which parts of the state still lack access to high-speed internet.

Sen. Missy Irvin, R-Mountain View, filed the study, fearing the mines are too loud and use too much water.