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The Arkansas State Library Board on Friday advanced a set of proposed rules that would bar public libraries from qualifying for state aid if they don't restrict minors' access to "sexually explicit materials."
The Lakeside High School Chamber Choir recently returned from the Arkansas State Choral Festival with a first division rating that left the ensemble with the highest score in the 5A classification.
The Arkansas Native Plant and Wildlife Center will release a bald eagle at Hickory Nut Mountain Vista today at 1 p.m.
RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – After 58 years of serving Russellville, Feltner’s Whatta-Burger announced it will permanently close Friday night. The announcement came in a post on social media that said, “Tonigh...
Arisa Health to exit Arkansas CMHC contract in June
Family Network in NWA expands distribution efforts
Arkansas’ four homers and Dietz’ gem lift Diamond …
Southern Arkansas University had many graduates this spring. The list is as follows:
A fatal overdose that killed an Arkansan earlier this year was caused by a powerful synthetic opioid disguised as a less potent medication, the state Crime Laboratory has determined, marking the first known...
Most of Arkansas' colleges and universities are conducting graduation ceremonies this week or next week, including the University of Arkansas and Arkansas State University.
Thursday was a good day for several area teams on the Arkansas side.
Arkansas officials are preparing to roll out new work requirements for some Medicaid recipients through the state’s ARHOME program, with enforcement set to begi
Hundreds of inmates across Northeast Arkansas jails will lose access to mental health services after Arisa Health announced it will not submit to a new contract.
Feltner's Whatta-Burger in Russellville announced Friday it was closing its doors for the last time.
Springdale-based behavioral health provider Arisa Health said Friday (May 8) that it will close some of its Arkansas locations and no longer be the state-contracted provider for mobile crisis, forensic...
The Greenbrae resident grew up in Arkansas, worked in the Peace Corps in Latin America and went to law school after settling in Marin.
Thousands of schools and universities across the world have been impacted by a cyberattack that took down Canvas, a learning management system widely used by ed
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has joined 22 other state attorneys general in support of Louisiana’s challenge to a Biden-era Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rule that allows abortion pills to be...
The Dollar General Literacy Foundation (DGLF) awarded more than $200,000 in literacy grants to Arkansas nonprofit organizations, libraries and schools.
State leaders gathered in Ouachita County this week to celebrate the opening of a new law enforcement training center in East Camden that officials said will ex
A cyberattack on Thursday led to Canvas, an online platform used for assignments and exams, being down for hours during exam week at colleges in Arkansas and beyond.
Library directors on Friday said some libraries are too small to relocate certain materials so children can’t reach them.
For the first time in the state, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences will be offering a noninvasive treatment option called historipsy for some pati
Arkansas State University named Dr. Stacy Walz as dean of its College of Nursing and Health Professions ahead of Saturday's Spring Commencement.