Arkansas student researchers showcase work at state capitol
Arkansas's top student researchers gathered at the state capitol, transforming the rotunda into a hub of scientific discovery ...
Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice discusses tension within court as questions of authority remain
Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Karen Baker discussed the court's "rocky start" before a group of state representatives at the State Capitol on Thursday.
Man sentenced in connection to deadly mass shooting at AR block party
A 19-year-old man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in connection to a mass shooting at a block party in Wynne, Arkansas ...
Five takeaways from the first week of Arkansas 95th General Assembly
The 95th General Assembly of the Arkansas Legislature opened this week and began doing its business of the people.
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This Underrated State Park In Arkansas Is So Little-Known, You’ll Practically Have It All To Yourself
This marker is the starting point for all property lines in Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, and other states formed from the ...
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This Picturesque State Park In Arkansas Is So Hidden, It’s Almost Forgotten
Welcome to Louisiana Purchase State Park, Arkansas’ best-kept secret! Louisiana Purchase State Park isn’t just off the beaten ...
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Arkansas nonprofit speaks on potential impacts of Trump administration federal funding freeze
Local nonprofits, including the Central Arkansas Development Council, said they are confused about the Trump administration’s ...
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Former Bryant police officer arrested, accused of unauthorized use of state criminal information database
A former officer with the Bryant Police Department is accused of unauthorized use of the state’s criminal information ...
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These Are the Gangs to Worry About in Every State
Wall St. is taking a closer look at gangs within the United States. To determine the recognized gangs in each state, 24/7 ...
10 Kansas defendants were granted clemency in the Jan. 6 riot cases. Who are they?
Three former Johnson County Proud Boys, a Topeka man with two master’s degrees and three military veterans. These are some of the Kansans pardoned in connection with the Capitol breach.