Charges dropped against two defendants in ENGAGE school child fight club case
New details have emerged in the case of an alleged “child fight club” at a Northeast Arkansas school.
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BCC’s Joiner earns statewide recognition for innovation
Barton Community College’s Dean of Academics Dr. Stephanie Joiner has been named a 2026 recipient of the Sunflower Award for Corequisite Innovation, presented by the Kansas Board of Regents (KBOR).
WholeHogSports Daily Podcast: Looking ahead to Arkansas baseball's critical series with Oklahoma
Matt Jones and Bubba Carpenter discuss the Razorbacks' top 25 matchup this weekend vs. the Sooners.
LIVE SCORE UPDATES & ANALYSIS: Arkansas softball vs. Alabama at SEC Tournament
Follow along as the fifth-ranked Razorbacks and third-ranked Crimson Tide play in an SEC Tournament quarterfinal showdown.
Trucker injured in crash after falling asleep at the wheel, officials say
WICHITA, Kan. (WIBW) - A truck driver was taken to the hospital after a crash that occurred after he fell asleep at the wheel on Interstate 35 along the Kansas Turnpike on the south side of Wichita, official...
University of Arkansas receives $1.5 million gift from alumnus, wife
Dan Tate, a University of Arkansas alumnus of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, and his wife, Terry, have given $1.5 million to the school, the UA said...
Kansas City Symphony to participate in second international tour
Following an initial trip abroad in 2024, the Kansas City Symphony will return to Europe in August.
Nine arrested in Northwest Arkansas child exploitation sting by undercover officers
Nine men were arrested in Northwest Arkansas during a multi-agency child exploitation sting led by the Fayetteville Police Department.The Fayetteville Police De
Trial date set for protester arrested after brawl outside Governor's Mansion
A trial date has been set for a protestor who was arrested after a brawl took place outside the Arkansas Governor's Mansion in March.
Kansas 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.
Iced out: Immigration enforcement efforts in Springdale elicit wide array of reactions
SPRINGDALE — A mother from Honduras said she is terrified to leave the home where she lives with her four children.
D.C. Attorney Jeanine Pirro to speak at U.S. Marshals Museum in Fort Smith
The US Attorney for the District of Columbia will be a keynote speaker on May 20.
Mother's Day 2026 events in our area
Take your mom out for a Mother's day brunch at restaurants and event venues across the area.
Arkansas State Police search for missing Van Buren man
Arkansas State Police have now issued a missing and endangered advisory for a missing 63-year-old Van Buren man.
Arkansas State Police search for missing Van Buren man
Arkansas State Police have now issued a missing and endangered advisory for a missing 63-year-old Van Buren man.
Kansas wildfire scorched 1,500 acres after city’s burn; official cause undetermined
A fire burned the dry brush and trees in the bed of the empty Arkansas River in Edwards C
Former Rogers middle school teacher seeks to avoid life sentence for federal child sex crimes
FAYETTEVILLE -- A former Rogers schoolteacher and coach who earlier pleaded guilty to federal charges involving child sex crimes is fighting a possible life sentence at his formal sentencing next week
Arkansas woman sentenced for bank theft of over $400K
A woman from Pine Bluff has been sentenced to federal prison after she embezzled over $400,000 from multiple bank customers.
Arkansas tax cuts aim to boost economy, other lawmakers express funding concerns
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed bills for "historic tax cuts," citing economic growth. Despite that, some lawmakers expressed concerns about funding.
Historic ‘Brookville Hotel’ restaurant closing in Abilene, management confirms
A historic Kansas establishment in a community that doubles as a tourist destination is closing again.
This Day in History: Kansas City celebrates opening weekend of Streetcar starter line
Kansas City celebrated the opening weekend of the Downtown Streetcar starter line on May 7, 2016.
A Kansas wildfire scorched 1,500 acres after city’s burn. The official cause is undetermined.
Charred fence posts, oxidized barbed wire and blackened trees lined the Arkansas River in west-central Kansas in the wake of a 1,500 acre fire that scorched the dry riverbed and surrounding property.
Most Kansas abortions use mifepristone. Legal attacks could reduce access
The most recent data from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment show more than 70% of abortions in 2024 used the drug mifepristone. There’s a court battle over mailing
Lyon College School of Dental Medicine to partner with Arkansas Children’s
Lyon College School of Dental Medicine and Arkansas Children’s have established a new partnership to support patient care, clinical education and research.