Chris Hickey and Karen Tricot Steward take a deep-dive into some of the top stories in Arkansas this week, including angry constituents at town hall meetings and a Supreme Court decision to strike down a local anti-discrimination law.

On this week's podcast the KUAR news team digs into a few of the bigger issues facing the Arkansas Legislature, including guns on college campuses, a bathroom bill and its possible impact on tourism, and abortion restrictions that are advancing. We also talk about some non-legislative matters, including an effort to address crime in the state and details of this year's Johnny Cash Heritage Festival to be held this time in his boyhood hometown of Dyess.

The KUAR News team took a look back at the week's top news in the latest installment of the Week In Review Podcast.

The top story this week: Gov. Asa Hutchinson signs his $50 million tax cut for low income Arkansans into law. But a disappointing state revenue report the following day prompts talk of budget cuts.

This week, on KUAR’s Week In Review Podcast:

This time on KUAR's Week-In-Review Podcast:

Welcome to another edition of KUAR's Week In Review podcast where the KUAR News team takes a look at the news from the week that was.

Huddle up by the fireplace and tune into this week's Week in Review podcast from the KUAR News team. This week we highlight some of what to look for in next week's legislative session, a bribery case in NWA with potentially far reaching implications, the opening of the U.S. Congress, Tom Cotton's take on Russian hacks, and a new state partnership with Facebook.

The KUAR news staff breaks down a busy week, including:

-Donald Trump prepares for the White House and Asa Hutchinson prepares for Donald Trump. -The answers are in on pollution along the Buffalo National River…but experts are still wading through the muck. -The legislative session is a month away, but bills are already tricking down -71,000 bulbs and a pigskin... the weekend in leisure