Fayetteville High School senior Sawyer Ray made history last month as the first Arkansan to be elected president of American ...

The Pulaski County Agenda Committee advanced an ordinance aimed at regulating data center development to the full Quorum ...

FAYETTEVILLE — The National Baseball Congress World Series came to an end on the first day of August with one Arkansas player tossing the ball to another. With the Santa Barbara Foresters leading the ...

FAYETTEVILLE — Quarterback AJ Hill and receiver Courtney Crutchfield teamed up to deliver the top play of training camp so far, at least during the media viewing windows, for the Arkansas football ...

An initiative aimed at helping Arkansans in crisis connect with service providers best suited to address their needs received $1 million from the nonprofit For Others, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders ...

As more Arkansas cities reconsider their use of Flock license plate readers, the cameras are becoming an issue in Sherwood's mayoral race. Mike Willingham, one of three challengers to Sherwood Mayor ...

A man arrested by Pulaski County sheriff's deputies in October 2023 following an accident that led to the discovery of a pipe bomb in his car was sentenced Thursday to 50 months in federal prison.

David Crowley's razor-thin primary win over a democratic socialist sets up a Wisconsin governor's race against a Republican congressman who has voted with President Donald Trump 100% of the time.

Three small Arkansas towns have now lost a year's worth of state aid and could be at risk of losing more because of long overdue audits of their water and sewer systems. The cities of Biggers, Fouke ...

For many years, the modest heroism of "I'll try, sir," found its place in classrooms across the country. You might not be familiar with the quotation now. More current is "Do or do not ... there is no ...

LITTLE ROCK — THOSE WHO supported President George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq have often had to hear the critics yodel: "He lied us into war!" It is clear now, these many years removed from the 2003 ...

MOSCOW -- Courting and cultivating loyalty among the Russian youth has long been a part of the Kremlin's governing strategy. But the latest apparent move to command allegiance from younger Russians is ...