99 people take oath of U.S. citizenship in Bentonville ceremony
BENTONVILLE -- The United States gained 99 new citizens Tuesday, outnumbered three to one by family, friends and well-wishers at a naturalization ceremony in t…
BENTONVILLE -- The United States gained 99 new citizens Tuesday, outnumbered three to one by family, friends and well-wishers at a naturalization ceremony in t…
BENTONVILLE -- The Benton County Quorum Court approved a pay increase for poll workers that will be included in the 2024 budget.
The Walton Family Foundation granted another $410,000 to Rogers city government Tuesday to complete renovation of the Victory Theater after workers found the f…
Disabled Arkansans are an underused pool of talented workers, a Walmart executive said during the opening of Northwest Arkansas' Welcoming Week on Friday.
Arkansas ranks as one of the five worst states at answering its own 988 calls for suicide prevention, according to a nonprofit group's state-by-state study.
No new cases reporting symptoms of E. coli have come in since Aug. 25, indicating the outbreak in Northwest Arkansas is past its peak, the University of Arkans…
BENTONVILLE -- The Scott Family Amazeum announced Thursday it received $2 million from Walmart and the Walmart Foundation.
Northwest Arkansas developers have a variety of financing options to deal with skyrocketing housing prices and rising interest rates, both state and private le…
FAYETTEVILLE -- The state Department of Health surveyed 3,200 individuals in a search for the source of E. coli infections affecting about 100 students, the Un…
FAYETTEVILLE -- The state Health Department surveyed 3,200 individuals in a search for the source of E. coli infections affecting about 100 students, the Unive…
Northwest Arkansas still has time to avoid a trap larger metropolitan areas grew into by avoiding zoning land for a single use, a transportation expert told pl…
Arkansas and Oklahoma are building a computer model of the Illinois River watershed to help guide efforts to improve the river's water quality, planners from b…
The upcoming federal spending fight will leave bruises on responsible members of Congress who cast the votes to avoid a government shutdown, U.S. Rep. Steve Wo…
Cryptocurrency mining got its third going-over by different legislative committees in 15 days on Wednesday, but a measure to consider repeal of protections for…
BENTONVILLE -- Northwest Arkansas Community College trustees discussed, then dropped, a proposal to ask voters again for a property tax increase.
ROGERS -- Legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright picked concrete when looking for an inexpensive and durable material to build houses. Architects to design tho…
ROGERS -- Legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright picked concrete when looking for an inexpensive and durable material to build houses. Architects to design tho…
Arkansas Children's Northwest will receive $25 million from the Willard & Pat Walker Charitable Foundation of Fayetteville, the largest single charitable donat…
SPRINGDALE -- Arkansas Children's Northwest will receive $25 million from the Willard & Pat Walker Charitable Foundation of Fayetteville, the largest single ch…
Arkansas Children’s Northwest will receive $25 million from the Willard & Pat Walker Charitable Foundation of Fayetteville, the largest single charitable donat…
ROGERS -- The City Council unanimously approved Tuesday spending $2.4 million to complete renovation of the Victory Theater into a modern venue for both concer…
A nationwide study found wide differences between counties in Arkansas in their rates of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.
A new, 77-unit, mixed-income apartment development in Springdale will include 30 units for households making less than $92,000 a year, the Northwest Arkansas C…
A new, 77-unit, mixed-income apartment development in Springdale will include 30 units for households making less than $92,000 a year, the Northwest Arkansas C…
Plans for a Costco warehouse store are on hold, a spokesman for the city of Lowell confirmed Friday.
LOWELL -- Plans for a Costco warehouse store are on hold, a spokesman for the city of Lowell confirmed Friday.
Expect ticks to thrive following Northwest Arkansas' mild winter, experts warn, since more ticks survived the coldest months.
BENTONVILLE -- This year's FORMAT Festival in Bentonville will take place at The Momentary art space in Bentonville and the surrounding area, organizers announ…
Where do victims of sex trafficking go once they're freed? Some go back to loving families. Others don't have that option. Needs vary as much as circumstances,…
The latest measurements of phosphorous and nitrogen levels in the White River concern the man who is responsible for providing drinking water to most of Northw…
Where do victims of sex trafficking go once they're freed?
FAYETTEVILLE -- Arkansas' economy and culture are thriving, but the state's politics are a mess, speaker Rex Nelson told the Political Animals Club of Northwes…
A proposal to spread food processing waste on three sites totaling 90 acres in Benton County is open for public comment to the state Division of Environmental …
Bentonville and Fayetteville qualify for a total of $182.8 million in loans for drinking water and wastewater treatment projects, according to a state Departme…
Sex traffickers now bring in minors who never get to go to school after they get to Northwest Arkansas in efforts to fill the illicit trade's demand here, acco…
One key to providing housing a region's workers can afford is to not destroy such housing where it exists, a panel of leaders in a successful community restora…
SPRINGDALE -- Springdale's $4.5 million yearly trash pickup contract would go to a different company if the city council accepts a recommendation made Monday a…
FAYETTEVILLE -- Fayetteville is the only Arkansas location named on the "100 Best Places to Live" list of small and medium-sized communities published annually…
SILOAM SPRINGS -- Changes to education in Arkansas will succeed or fail based on whether literacy of schoolchildren improves, Gov. Sarah Sanders told a crowd o…
Medics once trained and qualified to treat wounded service members will start making house calls to ailing patients in Northwest Arkansas if a pilot program ta…
The Oklahoma attorney general and the Arkansas poultry companies his office successfully sued over pollution of the Illinois River requested a mediator Friday …
The Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks in Fayetteville became the 17th center in the United States on Monday to open a clinic to help veterans navigate …
ROGERS -- Roger Surly, who has served on the Rogers Water Utilities Commission since 2012, was appointed Monday to fill a vacancy on the City Council by a 5-1 …
The Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks in Fayetteville became the 17th center in the United States on Monday to open a clinic to help veterans navigate …
The decades-long dispute over pollution of the Illinois River is back in federal court this month with two cases set for hearings between now and June 21.
FORT SMITH -- The city needs to spend at least $65 million a year, on average, through 2032 to comply with an agreement it made with federal and state environm…
FARMINGTON -- A proposed regional effort to train both adults and high school students how to program, operate and fix advanced industrial robots met with inte…
Silver Dollar City's steam train slipped its rails Thursday, closing the ride until further notice and slightly injuring one passenger, who declined medical at…
ROGERS -- Four people so far have applied to fill the City Council vacancy in Ward 4 in the southeastern section of the city, Mayor Greg Hines said after Tuesd…
Local standards for managing water runoff need updating to handle the growth in Northwest Arkansas, state planners from Arkansas and Oklahoma were told Tuesday.