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Tuesday's election for the Jacksonville/North Pulaski School Board features a contested race between newcomers Theresa McClendon and Laura Walker, and uncont...

The chief of staff for Mayor Frank Scott Jr. indicated that a referendum on the mayor's "Rebuild the Rock" sales-tax increase would have to take place no lat...

On a foggy, rainy morning in April, Kelly Hays took the first steps on her latest adventure.

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. recognized National Police Week in a video message released Friday.

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A University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences researcher received a $2.46 million grant for a study related to kidneys that come from an organ donor who died.

The Arkansas Board of Education last week classified the 617-student Lee County School District as needing Level 5/intensive support, which is the highest le...

Denese Fletcher was literally jumping for joy on the basketball court Saturday at the Dunbar Community Center as the three-hour covid-19 vaccination clinic t...

Amanda Kulka expected her six-year fight for student loan cancellation would be over by now.

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With vaccines against covid-19 plentiful, the Arkansas Department of Health offers call-in lines, websites and other information to help unvaccinated residen...

The Arkansas Education Association is calling on state officials to use part of the general revenue surplus to address the funding shortfall in the state's h...

Arkansas enacted several environmental laws during the 2021 legislative session, but most notable for activists is what didn't pass.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Electric vehicles work well around town, but finding a place to recharge them can be a challenge.

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