KLRE FM 90.5

The station offers a diverse range of programming centered around NPR News, Arkansas news, classical music, and jazz. It serves as a public radio resource, providing local and regional news coverage alongside curated music selections. The broadcaster’s content aims to inform and entertain audiences with a focus on community relevance and cultural enrichment. A key component of the station’s mission is delivering timely and insightful reporting on events impacting the local area, alongside a broader selection of classical and jazz music to cater to varied listener preferences. The station’s programming is a service of UA Little Rock. The station’s programming includes several recurring segments and shows. *The Arkansas Newswrap* is a regularly featured program, presented in collaboration with KUAF Fayetteville and KASU Jonesboro, providing a weekly overview of Arkansas news. Hosts such as Daniel Breen, Josie Lenora, Nathan Treece, Ainsley Platt, Antoinette Grajeda, Eric E. Harrison, Maggie Ryan, Tess Vrbin, and April Rike contribute to the station’s on-air presence. Weekend Entertainment Roundups, hosted by Eric E. Harrison, highlight upcoming arts and culture events. Recent news segments have covered topics including the LEARNS Act anniversary, primary election results, the Arkansas state budget, and a preliminary injunction in an Arkansas parole system case. The station also provides coverage of local events, such as the naming of a new Central High principal. While the website content doesn’t detail a comprehensive history of the station, it does indicate a significant milestone: a federal judge recently ended a decades-old Little Rock-area school desegregation case. The broadcaster’s involvement in *The Arkansas Newswrap*, a collaborative effort with other public radio stations, suggests a long-standing commitment to regional news reporting. The station's service to UA Little Rock highlights a connection to higher education and a potential role in supporting academic initiatives. The reconstitution of the library board, now under the oversight of the Arkansas Department of Education, is also presented as a notable development. The station provides live radio streaming capabilities, accessible through the website. Listeners can access top stories and latest news updates directly on the platform. The website features a search function to facilitate content discovery. The station actively engages with the community through news reporting, event coverage, and collaborative programming with other regional broadcasters. The website also includes a donation portal, indicating a reliance on listener support for continued operation and programming.