Mark Friedman

As prediction market trading volumes top $13 billion monthly, Arkansas casino operators are sounding the alarm over platforms that sidestep state regulation.

State officials say expensive infrastructure upgrades may be needed after catastrophic trout losses tied to flooding and deteriorating water quality.

A Pulaski County jury awarded $14 million to Chase Global Services in a trade secrets case against Protech Solutions LLC of Little Rock.

The first phase of Arkansas Children’s Hospital’s largest expansion includes a new main entrance, outpatient surgery center, skybridge, and enhanced green space, set to open in May 2026.

Lance Belline successfully removed false complaints from FINRA following a dispute with his former business partner in 2023.

Little Rock-based Arkansas Health Network's data-driven care model is keeping employer health plan premiums below national trends as medical and prescription costs continue to rise.

Hospice use in Arkansas continues to rise, with providers reporting revenue growth, expanded services, and increased patient education efforts.

A Pulaski County judge was set to hear arguments on Brian Hyatt’s mental competency amid criminal charges and hundreds of civil lawsuits.

Little Rock businesswoman Chandler Wilson Carroll was sentenced to federal prison for wire fraud tied to $2.1 million in PPP loans, with restitution ordered.

Legal Aid of Arkansas will become the sole provider of free civil legal services statewide after the Center for Arkansas Legal Services closes at the end of 2025.