A new Arkansas law requiring the Ten Commandments be displayed in classrooms might survive a court challenge, given the current makeup of the judiciary. It's wrong nonetheless.

Sanders says Arkansas is "grateful" for Trump’s scaled-down disaster relief, despite it shifting millions of dollars in costs ...

Three Fold owner/chef Lisa Zhang is on the cusp of launching a new menu and has abandoned her original plan to introduce the ...

Arkansas’s four Republican congressmen voted yes on the bill, despite the fact it’s expected to slash food and health ...

States in the Lower Mississippi River Basin have received more than $31.3 billion in federal public recovery assistance ...

Walmart CEO Doug Millon said the company will try to keep prices low, but the company won't be able to absorb the full cost ...

Two Little Rock apartment complexes home to more than 170 residents who receive federal assistance are in danger of ...

President Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick are pulling the plug on the Digital Equity Capacity Program that ...

A well-meaning 2019 law, COVID-19 aftershocks and the Trump administration's decision to pull the plug on USDA grants for ...

Less than two months after the surprise announcement that The Bagel Shop would be permanently closing, owners Myles Roberson ...

A new biopic on Cotton Plant native Sister Rosetta Tharpe is in the works, and this one’s got some serious artistic muscle ...

Razorback baseball and softball teams are peaking at the proper time, with the former facing Ole Miss in the SEC quarterfinals Friday and the latter hosting Ole Miss in the Fayetteville Super Regional ...