Military & Roads: Arkansas drivers are being warned to expect slower traffic and minor slowdowns from National Guard convoys traveling to Fort Chaffee through June 15. Public Safety: A 43-year-old McRae man accused of ramming a Searcy patrol unit during a March pursuit has been formally charged with aggravated assault. Civic Education: Arkansas Boys State wrapped its 85th session at UCA, welcoming 580 delegates and inducting Matthew Shepherd and Darrin Williams into the Hall of Fame. Legal/Politics: An Arkansas law professor has sued UALR and AG Tim Griffin after being fired over comments tied to Charlie Kirk’s death, arguing protected political speech. Health Care: UAMS ended service agreements with the owner of the state’s proton therapy center, citing about $916,000 in unpaid invoices, while saying existing patients can finish treatment. Government/Privacy: AG Tim Griffin led a multistate amicus brief challenging the SEC’s Consolidated Audit Trail as an unlawful surveillance risk to Americans’ financial data. Community & Culture: The Arkansas Folklife Festival returns June 26-28 at North Little Rock’s Riverfront Park, spotlighting Arkansas traditions and food. Statehouse Symbolism: Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders proclaimed June 2026 as “Fidelity Month,” positioning it as a faith-and-family counterpoint to Pride Month. Veterans: An Arkansas sailor lost at Pearl Harbor, Fireman Third Class Royle Bradford Luker, returned home after more than 80 years for burial with full honors.