Arkansas volleyball has final tune-up before 2026 season with Red-White scrimmage
With the season opener just around the corner, the Arkansas volleyball team got a chance to see the squad in a match-like atmosphere Saturday.
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Arkansas baseball adds commitment from Levi Abrego, 'best third baseman in greater Houston area'
A 2025 visit to Baum-Walker Stadium and a pre-existing relationship with a former Razorback player helped make Abrego's decision easy.
Arkansas football hopeful that a deeper linebacker room leads to better defensive results
The Razorbacks feel as though they have the personnel to improve on their defense from a year ago.
Democrats set calendar for ’28 primary elections
AUSTIN, Texas -- Democrats seeking the party's presidential nomination in 2028 will need to prove themselves early on in states where Black and Latino voters and union members are key supporters, under an el...
FBI: US homicide rate falls 18.1% to lowest since 1956
The homicide rate in the United States dropped to the lowest it's been in 75 years, according to an FBI report on 2025 crime statistics released last week, which also showed overall violent crime dropped 9.3...
3 Iranian pilots held in Qatar, Tehran says
Iran said Qatar was holding three of its pilots who had been missing since March, which Qatar denied. The United Arab Emirates accused Iran of again attacking one of its vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The...
Little Rock, North Little Rock use 2 companies for their dozens of license plate cameras
When it comes to license plate readers, Flock Safety isn't the only game in town. Some Arkansas cities -- including Little Rock and North Little Rock -- use other vendors for the same purpose, including a Me...
Arkansas officials expect 5,500 more freedom account students for 2026-27, or about 50,000 total
Another 5,500 students are expected to join Arkansas' taxpayer-subsidized school choice program, state education officials said -- a 12% increase. That would drive the cost to more than $367 million for the...
HIGH PROFILE: John Ross Wilson
As the founder of Presidential Mobility -- a Fayetteville company that provides custom accessibility features for vehicles, offices and homes -- John Wilson has a passion for tinkering, enjoying life and hel...
Dickson Street hot dog vendor provides safe place for University of Arkansas, Fayetteville students
FAYETTEVILLE -- Every year at about this time, an "IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT" is posted on Facebook for students coming to the University of Arkansas. It reads, in part: "I'm Cody Yancey, owner of Yancey's Dick...
Arkansas lawmakers tout secrecy in case stirred by Gov. Sanders’ China rhetoric
The public doesn't want to know the details of the behind-the-scenes maneuvering that produces legislation, state Sen. Joshua Bryant contends. That, he explained, is why he and eight other Republican lawmake...
ON BOOKS | OPINION: ‘Richard Fleischer: Journeyman’ by Jason A. Ney reconsiders an underrated director
Jason A. Ney’s “Richard Fleischer: Journeyman” makes the case for a versatile director who spent his career in the shadow of his brilliant father and found another definition of excellence.
ENTERTAINMENT: ‘Ghost Army’ film documents World War II trickery
The MacArthur Museum screens “The Ghost Army,” a documentary about American soldiers, “many of whom would later have illustrious careers in art, design and fashion,” who tricked the Germans with rubb...
LET’S TALK | OPINION: Worried in-laws veto beach trip
As I suspect is the case with many “student” caregivers of spouses and other loved ones with dementia, I find myself walking that tightrope between carefulness and recklessness, between “caring for sel...
CRITICAL MASS | OPINION: Sports movie sequels we need — ‘Bull Durham,’ ‘Tin Cup,’ ‘Major League...
Hollywood used to give us ballplayers, golfers, boxers and hockey goons. Since it won’t make those movies anymore, here are the sequels it owes us.
Pulaski County restaurant inspections: cheese steak not chilled properly; visible build up of mold and mild...
The following restaurants in Pulaski County have been inspected by the Arkansas Department of Health over the past week.
Arkansas football QB battle between KJ Jackson, AJ Hill comes down to ball security
Jackson and Hill remain in a battle multiple coaches have described as being “neck and neck.”
Hunting gear manufacturer expands Corning facility, adding 75 jobs
Five Rivers Manufacturing celebrated the opening of its expanded Corning headquarters this week, bringing five American-made brands under one roof.
Matthew McConaughey shows star power at Arkansas Cinema Society’s Filmland festival
Matthew McConaughey is fueled by "creative collaboration" with the directors he works with, director Jeff Nichols said Friday at the Arkansas Cinema Society's Filmland festival. The Little Rock native, who c...
Arkansas board amends draft rules for public library funding, sends them to new public comment period
The Arkansas State Library Board on Friday substantially amended a set of draft rules for public libraries receiving state aid, sending the revised proposal to another public comment period rather than advan...
Members of College Station’s Antioch Full Gospel Baptist, bishop’s survivors will meet to decide preachers
Antioch Full Gospel Baptist Church members who are facing off in court over control of the College Station congregation will meet Monday to determine the process for picking who gets to preach.
Republicans nominate Kara Armas to fill state House seat vacated by McCollum
The wife of state Rep.-elect Brian Armas was nominated Thursday by a special convention of Benton County’s Republican Party to fill the remainder of former state Rep. Austin McCollum’s term, the party co...
Tyson Foods beef plant closures ‘devastating’ for communities
Tyson Foods' closure of two beef processing facilities, and exploration of selling a third, will cause significant challenges and uncertainty in the affected communities, according to beef organizations and...
Footage shows Arkansas State Police trooper’s ramming maneuver that caused crash seriously injuring 2 in...
Traveling at more than 130 mph on Interstate 555 near Trumann last week, Arkansas State Police Trooper Logan Hall made contact with the rear driver's side of a fleeing Hyundai Sonata, causing it to veer towa...