KTA: Northbound I-35 back open following crash
The Kansas Turnpike Authority says the right lane of northbound I-35 is closed following an early morning crash.
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Big inning gives Oklahoma win in series finale at Arkansas baseball
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The next decade will define Arkansas’ economic future
It’s easy to forget just how much Arkansas has changed over the past decade. Not all of it has been obvious day to day, but taken together, the progress has...
UA opens Fine Arts Center after $38 million restoration
The University of Arkansas School of Art recently celebrated the opening of its historic Fine Arts Center after a $38 million restoration project. It coincided with the building’s 75th anniversary....
North Little Rock BBQ teams bring the heat for charity at Double B’s Buzz B-Q
The smell of barbecue filled the air in North Little Rock today as teams fired up their smokers for the 22nd annual Double B’s Buzz B-Q.More than 50 teams compe
Piggott man killed in two-vehicle crash
A Piggott man died after a two-vehicle crash Friday evening on State Highway 119 and Clay 508, the Arkansas State Police said.
Double the diploma: Gravette High student completes bachelor’s degree before graduating high school
GRAVETTE -- Logan Wolf will walk across the stage Saturday to receive his high school diploma, but it will not be the first diploma he has earned this spring.
Little Rock’s Southwest Bike Rodeo teaches young cyclists to stay safe
Saturday's third annual Southwest Bike Rodeo, held in the parking lot of the Southwest Community Center in Little Rock, was designed to teach bicycle safety skills to young riders who already know how to bal...
Warnings from Pulaski County’s comptroller, treasurer preceded budget bedlam
County Treasurer Debra Buckner posted online monthly reports showing a sagging general fund balance. Comptroller Michael Hutchens repeatedly warned that the well of federal covid bailout money had run dry. T...
Pedestrian access changing at National WWI Museum ahead of World Cup
Starting on Monday people who walk or run on the National WWI Museum grounds should expect changing access as construction ramps up for the Kansas City World Cup Fan Festival.
Hundreds roar through Blue Springs honoring fallen paramedic on his birthday
A Kansas City firefighter killed in the line of duty was remembered Saturday not with silence, but with the roar of hundreds of engines.
Police, park rangers shut down Loose Park during bomb threat investigation
Kansas City police and park rangers temporarily shut down Loose Park Saturday afternoon after a reported bomb threat, officials said.
Midway Coop acquires facility in Lucas
Midway Coop’s newly acquired Lucas elevator facility in Lucas, Kansas. Photo courtesy Midw
HIGH PROFILE: Jennifer Nichole Morehead
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Pulaski County stashed covid relief money in reserves despite federal rule
The emergency reserve fund Pulaski County tapped to make payroll last month was stuffed with covid bailout money that a federal rule says was supposed to be used for other purposes.
Republicans say Arkansas tax cuts won’t cause chaos. The next year will put that to the test.
COMMENTARY: A combination of federal cuts, economic uncertainty and underfunded needs next year could test whether Democrats’ dire warnings about tax cuts should have been heeded. They all combine for what...
WATCH | Drive helps foster children ditch trash bags, Steamatic collects nearly 3,200 bags
Steamatic of Arkansas delivered 200 bags to the Garland County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday as part of its second annual foster children's bag drive, an effort aimed at making sure children entering foster...
Does Claude dream of electric gavels? A federal case with Kansas connections sets an AI precedent.
That Heppner turned to Claude to prepare his legal advice, and that I have a legal connection to the AI agent, is bizarre.
Super PACs spend $2.3 million total on Arkansas’ U.S. Senate race to boost Cotton, attack Shoffner
Two super political action committees, America One and Arkansans for Democracy and Justice, have reported around $2.3 million in combined independent expenditures to the Federal Election Commission so far th...
Dick Hughes, Razorback pitcher who was 1967 NL Rookie of the Year, dies at 88
Hughes had a brief, but successful MLB career many years after his time playing for the Razorbacks.
Moran returns from China trip ahead of Trump summit, presses soybean purchases
“Farmers in Kansas are in as a difficult position as they’ve ever been during my time as a public official,”
Researchers issue warning about lack of cohesive government response to heat waves
University of Kansas researchers point to incoherent government response to heat-related incidents and express concern about climate-change preparedness.
Justice Barrett rejects swing vote label despite splits with SCOTUS conservative majority
Justice Amy Coney Barrett rejected the idea of being a swing vote on the U.S. Supreme Court during an appearance in Arkansas on Saturday, despite cases where she’s split from the court’s conservative maj...
Strong to severe storms will impact Mother's Day | What to know
Brace for potential storms as Mother's Day approaches; Arkansas faces hail and wind risks, with slight tornado and flood chances in the southwest.