New state-of-the-art playground equipment will be installed in historic Wilson Park in downtown Fayetteville, including drums and chimes. We go to the park to meet with the designer.

The Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, is back to examine words that mean the exact opposite of what they mean. Confused yet?

Dr. Lisa Corrigan is an Associate Professor of Communication and Director of the Gender Studies Program at the University of Arkansas. She's also the author of the new book Prison Power: How Prison Influenced the Movement for Black Liberation. She recently came to the Carver Center for Public Radio to talk about her book.

A Tuesday collection of news includes an official University of Arkansas statement on Arkansas H.B. 1249, tax cuts in Little Rock and trail planning in Van Buren. MUSIC: "Marty Song" Kendall Street Company

A new series notes the centennial of Arkansas and World War I.

As of Jan. 1, all dogs, cats, wolves, wolf hybrids, and ferrets must be now be registered with the city. Greenwood residents must register their pets by March 1 each year. MUSIC: "My Blue Heaven" Mary Lou Williams

John Brummett, from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, talks with Roby Brock, from our partner Talk Business and Politics , about a weekend of oaths, marches and tempers.

A two-state scientific panel facilitated by the Governors of Arkansas and Oklahoma has come to an agreement on a water quality phosphorous standard for Oklahoma's scenic rivers, drained by a watershed shared by both states. Panel member, Brian Haggard, director of the Arkansas Water Resources Center at the University of Arkansas, explains. MUSIC: “Water Flow” by Klyne

Kate Hart's novel "After the Fall" is centered around an incident of sexual abuse and the events that follow.

Today's news roundup includes uses for the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery's additional revenue, a $2 million gift for Arkansas Children's Northwest, and a Razorback basketball player reaches a milestone.