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One year ago, the financial forecasts for Arkansas were pessimistic, but local officials are grateful the projected fiscal cliffs were overstated.

TEXARKANA — Texarkana Police Chief Kristi Bennett officially received her chief of police badge in a ceremony Wednesday.

Cycling has become a serious draw to Arkansas. In the Northwest latitudes, Tom and Steuart Walton and the Walton Family Foundation have spearheaded efforts t...

Sherwood seeking park cleanup help

A shooting at a carnival in southwest Little Rock left a man clinging to life in a hospital and police scouring a neighborhood for a teenage suspect Saturday...

The Little Rock Audubon Center is to soon become the first 100% renewable-energy-powered nonprofit in the state, according to a Thursday news release.

The North Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau has created a Dogtown collection of clothing that will benefit the Police Department's K-9 unit.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is urging residents in areas with spring storms and tornadoes, such as Arkansas, to guard against related health ...

A proposed ordinance sponsored by Little Rock's Ward 2 City Director Ken Richardson for a coming meeting would deprioritize the investigation of misdemeanor ...

Although severe reactions to coronavirus vaccines are rare, researchers still know little about why some people have adverse responses to the shots while oth...

Arkansas saw no new covid-19 deaths for the second day in a row, according to data released Saturday by the state Department of Health.

A two-time All-American shot-putter. A Mabelvale man who wrote much of the state's tax code. A 36-year-old stage actor and mother of two.

Senator points out U.S.-aided entities

Adrian Hummel was supposed to celebrate his granddaughter's fourth birthday when covid-19 swept through the household.

Arkansans age 16 and over are eligible now to receive covid-19 vaccinations.