Colton Faull

Some Arkansas television stations will be changing frequencies in order to make more of the airwaves available for 5G and other high-speed mobile broadband

The 25th Annual Race for the Cure takes place Saturday morning in downtown Little Rock. People will participate in a 5k run to raise money for breast

Little Rock School District teachers and staff are considering a walkout or a strike as a contract between the district and the collective bargaining group

Four day into early voting in Arkansas, the state’s Democratic Party raised concerns Thursday about voting issues. Speaking to reporters at the state party

Arkansas Education Commissioner Johnny Key says he won’t renew the latest agreement between the Department of Education and the teachers union known as the

Garland County election officials say they have corrected a mistake that led to the Democratic candidate for Secretary of State not being listed on the

The information in this guide is taken directly from the candidate’s answers to the moderator’s questions in five forums presented by The Central Arkansas

A milestone was celebrated Wednesday in the construction of the Little Rock Southwest High School. Officials with the Little Rock School District held a

Repeated rainfall has Arkansas soybean growers behind schedule in harvesting their crop. Farmers are behind the past five year average of having 60 percent

Arkansas will recieve $1.8 million in a settlement from the ride-sharing company Uber. The company’s Chief Legal Officer Tony West said in a statement Uber

The National Park Service is celebrating the groundbreaking of a replica city bench where Little Rock Nine member, Elizabeth Eckford, sought refuge during

The latest installment of a United States Department of Energy web series features energy management teams from North Little Rock’s L’Oreal plant trading

U.S. Representative Rick Crawford, chair of the House Steel Caucus, is maintaining support for President Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs as officials in

Agriculture officials in Arkansas are concerned President Trump’s proposed steel tariff could have consequences that would negatively impact the industry.

A new study published by Child Trends says children in Arkansas are more likely to go through an adverse childhood experience (ACE) than all other states.

The American Lung Association released its annual State of Tobacco report for all 50 states Wednesday. Arkansas received an F in four out of five

Arkansas public colleges and universities are weighing in on Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s request for an in-state tuition freeze. The Republican governor included

An Arkansas man charged in the beating of a black man at the white nationalist Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville has been extradited from Lonoke

Select Arkansas Walmart stores in Sherwood, Searcy, and Pine Bluff are expected to receive robots Tuesday to aid associates in their work. It’s part of an

A criminal record can often prevent people from obtaining employment, secure housing, or qualifying for loans. But a clinic hosted by the Center for