Russellville bids farewell as Feltner’s Whatta-burger closes after 58 years
In Russellville, the grills have gone quiet at a longtime River Valley favorite.Feltner’s Whatta-burger, known for serving burgers and fries to generations of A
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Scattered rain tonight and Mother's Day morning
Scattered showers and storms across Kansas from tonight through Mother's Day morning.
Arkansas health leaders push to improve maternal, infant care access in rural areas
Many Arkansas families welcoming a new baby are also navigating long drives, limited resources and difficult access to care, particularly in rural parts of the
2,565 degrees awarded at Arkansas State commencement
2,565 degrees were conferred at Arkansas State University across two commencement ceremonies Saturday.
Peak migration brings a birding “Super Bowl” to Arkansas & Oklahoma | 5OUTDOORS
Spring migration is in full swing across Arkansas and Oklahoma, bringing colorful birds, backyard tips, and plenty of joy for birders.
Kansas City bar owner says mayor’s World Cup hours decision will cost his business thousands
Mayor Quinton Lucas said he will introduce a measure to prevent Kansas City bars from staying open 23 hours per day during the World Cup, despite state law allowing the extended hours.
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Greene County Rescue Squad establishes community endowment fund
The Greene County Rescue Squad is partnering with the Arkansas Community Foundation of Greene County to establish the Greene County Rescue Squad Community Endowment.
Napa winemaker Richard Frederick blends science and art
Consulting winemaker Richard Frederick discusses Napa Valley wine, architecture, Kansas roots, changing wine consumers and why housing remains critical to the valley’s workforce.
AR Travelers youth clinics, removing barriers for young athletes
As the cost of youth sports continues to rise, the Arkansas Travelers Youth Foundation is working to make baseball and softball more accessible for families acr
Benton business owner, Fayetteville restaurant honored during National Small Business Week
A Fayetteville restaurant and the owner of a family therapy and wellness firm in Benton were recognized this week for their achievements in small business.
Setting hearts on fire: Little Rock workshop teaches Catholics to evangelize
Dozens of Arkansas Catholics gathered in Little Rock on a recent Saturday to learn how to share the gospel effectively, attending a day-long workshop organized by St. Paul Street Evangelization.
Arkansas’ upcoming Medicaid work requirement will avoid mistakes of 2018 version, official says
An Arkansas Department of Human Services official said Friday that the state took lessons from its previous attempt at implementing a Medicaid work requirement, such as the importance of providing clear comm...
One dead after shooting near Kansas City’s City Market
At least one person is dead after a shooting near Kansas City's City Market.
It’s hard to get legal help in rural Kansas. Now the state will pay new attorneys to practice there
Decatur County Attorney Steve Hirsch discusses his work at his Oberlin office. Photo by Za
Celebration marks opening of renovated, expanded police academy in East Camden
EAST CAMDEN -- Arkansas Department of Public Safety leaders on Friday opened the renovated and expanded police training academy in East Camden, a project completed under the outgoing head of the department's...
Arisa Health announces it won’t renew community mental health center contract due to state funding issues
SPRINGDALE -- Arisa Health announced Friday it would not submit a bid to participate in the statewide network of community mental health centers when its current contract expires after participating for more...
Mexico’s U.S. consulates under review by Trump administration, official says
WASHINGTON -- The Trump administration is conducting a review of the 53 Mexican consulates in the United States, including the one in Little Rock, a State Department official said this week.
Arkansas board advances proposal tying state public library funding to restricting access to sexually expli...
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."
WATCH | Lakeside Chamber Choir earns first division, best in class accolades at state competition
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.
Arkansas Native Plant and Wildlife Center to release bald eagle today at Hickory Nut Mountain Vista
The Arkansas Native Plant and Wildlife Center will release a bald eagle at Hickory Nut Mountain Vista today at 1 p.m.
Feltner’s Whatta-Burger in Russellville announces closure after 58 years
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
Arisa Health to exit Arkansas CMHC contract in June
Family Network in NWA expands distribution efforts
Family Network in NWA expands distribution efforts