Mercedes Mackay

Arkansas wants to lead the nation in inclusive education by creating collaborations between teachers from the core subjects to special education.

We’re all being impacted by inflation and higher prices. Small businesses are also feeling the impact, and they worry about what that could mean for their future.

A study from UAMS shed new light on the lasting impacts that mental health problems as a child can have going into adulthood.

This is all centered around a special election in August, where voters will be asked to weigh in on spending money to improve things like city streets and parks.

As temperatures rise in Arkansas, there could be energy issues both here and in other states, but Entergy Arkansas said they’re prepared for that possibility.

North Little Rock city leaders are delivering on their promise and bringing a much needed healthcare clinic to the residents of the Rose City community.

Taylor Slaughter was diagnosed with lymphoma cancer one month before she was accepted into UAMS’s nursing school. Now, she’s beaten cancer and helps others in need.

Arkansas parents are eager as Moderna asked the FDA for emergency use authorization for its COVID-19 vaccine for children between the ages of 6-months and 5-years.

Thanks to a donation to the UAMS Parkinson’s disease fund, the hospital partnered with Arts Integration Services to provide free art therapy.

Conway’s city attorney is warning the community of a scam in which people pose as home owners and pretend as though their houses are available to rent.

From gas to groceries, the price of everyday necessities is higher than normal and experts don’t expect the prices to drop any time soon.

The new procedure is not only changing cardiology, but also the lives of over 600 Arkansas babies who are born with congenital heart defects every year.

Thanks to a grant from the Blue & You Foundation, the Union Rescue Mission is building transitional homes for people who graduate their programs.

With the pandemic causing more kids to stay at home, experts said that children are spending more time scrolling on social media as a result.

The “Arkansas Teacher Residency Model” is set to start in Fall 2022 and will allow people to earn their degree and license, all while they’re in the classroom.

Experts said there are a couple of different factors causing the spike at the pump, from higher demand to current geopolitical tensions.

Winter weather in Arkansas has caused problems for truck drivers still on the road, hauling goods to different destinations. But many decided to hold off on driving.

Nearly 24,000 Arkansans are getting some relief from medical debt, and it’s all thanks to national and local community groups.

‘Elevate Holistics’ is a virtual telehealth company that provides medical marijuana cards for patients across the country, and now, it’s available in Arkansas.

‘The Helping Hands Program’ started at the beginning of the pandemic at Conway Regional Hospital. It’s way to reallocate staff to critical areas of need.