Good morning, Rogers.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin's office arrested three non-citizens who cast ballots illegally in elections last year after a federal tip led to the probe+ the women—including Cecelia Castellanos of Rogers, Zlata Risley of Hot Springs, and Chi Baum of Texarkana—face charges ranging from election law violations to perjury.

Chickin’, Peelin’ and Politickin’ was held at Shiloh Square in Springdale even though several congressional leaders stayed in Washington due to the government shutdown — drawing hundreds of local officials and business figures.

State lawmakers discussed issues such as a vacant Senate seat and election law changes — and organizers hope full leadership will attend next year.

At Rogers City Hall on Thursday, city leaders heard from landscape architect Megan Born that the Razorback Greenway for biking and walking needs more side trails, shade, and local spots for rest + easier access from neighborhoods.

The plan, funded by a Walton Family Foundation grant, will need each city’s approval and is set to be ready by January.

Benton County officials said that on Wednesday evening a semi-truck crossed War Eagle Bridge against posted limits and caused minor damage to its railing, overhead members, and deck boards.

County and state inspections confirmed the one-lane steel bridge is safe for travel today—engineers will review the reports to plan repairs.

Reporters Ethan Westerman and Anthony Kristensen argued that the NCAA Tournament expansion may push the field to 76 teams while they discussed the Arkansas men's basketball team and John Calipari's press conference ahead of today's Primetime at the Palace event—local hoops fans are watching the debate closely.

University of Arkansas four-star men's basketball prospect Abdou Toure will announce his college decision today, choosing among the Razorbacks, Connecticut and Providence.

He visited Fayetteville in September and played in the FIBA World Cup where he averaged strong numbers — a promising sign ahead of his college career.

Today, a report shows how Arkansas’ 2026 football players are performing with stats for rushing, catching and tackling.

The report names key players such as Jordan Avinger — noted for strong runs — and Kyndrick Williams, offering a clear look at the season so far.

Senior running back Titus Cramer transferred from Springdale Har-Ber and quickly became a key player for the Rogers Mountaineers—helping the team to a 4-0 start by playing both offense and defense.

Coaches praise his work ethic and intelligence, and the Mountaineers will visit Fayetteville on Friday as he brings new versatility to the offense.

Alex Warren: Cheaper than Therapy Tour

7:00-9:30 p.m. — The Walmart AMP — Ticket info available — Experience a night of rock and pop music with Alex Warren in Rogers.

3rd Annual Rogers, AR Ostomy 5K

8-11 a.m. — The Railyard Bike Park — Registration required — Lace up your shoes for a community-run that promotes ostomy awareness and resilience.

Pierce The Veil - Tour 2025

6:30-8 p.m. — The Walmart AMP — Check for ticket prices — Experience the electrifying and cathartic energy of Pierce The Veil live on their biggest headline tour yet.

War Eagle Craft Fair

5 a.m. — 11037 High Sky Inn Rd. — Admission fee varies — Explore over 250 booths showcasing handcrafted products in a beautiful fall setting by the river.

Roberds Run 4 Your Life 5k

7:30-9:30 a.m. — Rogers High School — Check event page for registration fees — Participate in this annual 5k fundraiser supporting the P.E.A.R.L. nonprofit and honoring Ben Roberds’ legacy.

Ozark Riviera: Dial Up Halloween Show

8 p.m. — Ozark Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a spooky night of 90s jams with local support at the fifth annual Halloween show.

Lukas Wigington Live Performance

6-10 p.m. — JJ's Grill Rogers — No cover charge — Enjoy an evening of original tunes and heartfelt lyrics from local singer/songwriter Lukas Wigington.