Damara Hale

A Fayetteville resident reacts to the city declaring a housing crisis and a city council member discusses the next steps for addressing the lack of affordable housing in the area.

New Beginnings NWA offers temporary housing to unhoused people but will soon provide medical services to them after they are discharged through its new program, “A Place to Heal.”

Fort Smith police and residents are preparing for the 2024 total solar eclipse expected to happen in less than 3 weeks.

The city of Fayetteville and Supporting Lifelong Success for Neurodiverse Adults is moving forward with its community designed for neurodiverse people at Kessler Mountain Regional Park.

The city of Fayetteville and the Arkansas Department of Transportation met on Tuesday to formalize several agreements to make improvements to the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and I-49 interchan…

The annual Point in Time study done by the Northwest Arkansas Continuum of Care study shows the number of homeless people in the area is growing.

The Clarksville – Johnson County Chamber of Commerce and the Horsehead Lake Lodge and Event Center are preparing for people all over the country for the total solar eclipse on April 8.

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is teaming up with local school districts to help improve school lunches through the, “Creating Healthy Environments for Schools”.

The Fayetteville Police Department says it bolstering law enforcement presence on Wedington, as the road remains under construction.

As the population in Centerton grows, city officials are looking to bring new amenities through a community center, to the area and they’re asking the community to help pay for it.