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    Russia and Germany held discussions at the United Nations, according to a report from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Details of what was discussed and any outcomes have not been disclosed. The meeting comes amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between Moscow and Western European governments over the war in Ukraine, making any direct talks between the two countries noteworthy.

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    Kacey Jennings appeals Fayetteville murder conviction to Arkansas Supreme Court▼Kacey Jennings to appeal Fayetteville murder conviction to Arkansas Supreme Court✉newsWorldCrime18 min ago

    Kacey Jennings is taking her Fayetteville murder conviction to the Arkansas Supreme Court, filing an appeal of the lower court's verdict. The case drew attention in northwest Arkansas when the conviction was handed down, and the move to the state's highest court keeps the matter in the public eye. Details of the specific grounds for appeal have not been widely reported.

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    Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Colt Shelby featured on Talk Business & Politics▼Talk Business & Politics: Gubernatorial candidate Colt Shelby, columnist John Brummett✉newsBusiness29 min ago

    Colt Shelby, a candidate in the Arkansas gubernatorial race, appeared on Talk Business & Politics, joining columnist John Brummett for a discussion of the campaign. The segment covered Shelby's candidacy and the state of the governor's race, with Brummett offering political analysis alongside the candidate interview.

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    Promise seen in combining farming with solar energy projects●Promise seen in mixing farming, solar energy production projects✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 h ago

    Agrivoltaics — pairing solar panels with active farmland — is drawing attention as a way for farmers to keep producing crops or grazing livestock while also generating electricity from the same land. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that observers see promise in projects that mix farming and solar energy production, suggesting the approach could offer landowners new income while supporting renewable energy growth.