Roby Brock with our partner Talk Business and Politics asks John Brummett for a review of the 91st General Assembly and also asks him about the upcoming executions in Arkansas.

The official adjournment is not until next month, but the Arkansas Legislature is calling it a session.

A team of University of Arkansas graduate students is heading to Rice University this weekend after earning a coveted spot in the school's business plan competition . The team formed a company called Grox Industries and will be pitching a new type of glass coating technology to the judges at Rice. The students are in Dr. Carol Reeves' entrepreneurship course, which is known for helping students establish companies that are successful well beyond the entrepreneurship program.

Sean Murphy has covered, therefore witnessed, executions for his job. He discusses what he's seen.

The complexity of health care is one factor that makes tweaking the Affordable Care Act so challenging. The same law can benefit one person while making a situation more difficult for someone else. Today we begin a two-part series featuring two women discussing their experiences with health care. Both are mothers of four who live in Washington County; however, one greatly benefited from the passage of the Affordable Care Act, while the other is struggling to pay rising premiums. We hear first

Becca Martin Brown, from the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , gives us highlights of the approaching week's entertainment, including live Bollywood on stage in Fayetteville.

A Monday roundup includes the approaching executions in Arkansas and a new head basketball coach for the University of Arkansas women's basketball team.

Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics discusses one plan from a Fort Smith businessman regarding medical marijuana.

The Los Angeles-based quintet released "How It All Goes Down" in January. The group has been touring in support of the project and that tour included a few performances in Northwest Arkansas this week.

Becca Martin Brown, from the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, offers up serious theater worth seeing this weekend.