Autonomous Delivery in Arkansas: PepsiCo says it’s running 35 driverless trucks on public roads, with one operating in Arkansas, moving Frito-Lay goods between plants and stores—an early look at how automation is reshaping logistics. Campus Housing in Bentonville: Northwest Arkansas Community College’s board approved a site and a self-financed model for its first on-campus residence hall, clearing major steps toward student housing. Biosecurity Alert for Ranchers: USDA confirmed New World Screwworm in south Texas; Arkansas agriculture officials urge livestock owners to monitor herds and follow prevention guidance. Public Health Access: UAMS is hosting a free “Summer of Smiles” children’s dental clinic June 15 in Little Rock, offering cleanings, exams, X-rays, and fluoride. STEM & Community Education: Arkansas 4-H teams earned spots for national wildlife education and robotics competitions, including a Stone County team advancing after winning the state WHEP event. Agriculture & Local Markets: The Arkansas Department of Agriculture opened applications for farmers market promotion funding and reduced-cost reusable bag orders. AI & Work: Walmart told employees AI is meant to improve jobs, not replace them, while highlighting internal training and real-world use cases. Weather Science in the River Valley: A meteorologist explains how terrain can make severe storms harder to forecast, after tornadoes touched down in Sebastian County. Higher Ed Demographics: New data shows minority freshman enrollment at Arkansas universities rose after the 2023 affirmative action ban.