William L. “Pat” Patterson, a photojournalist and veteran of Little Rock’s legendary newspaper wars, has died. Patterson got into the newspaper business in 1952, while still in junior high in El ...

Three years into the LEARNS experiment, a Jacksonville elementary school celebrates success. Critics brace for mass retention of third graders and big budgetary hits.

Hailing from Burlington, Vermont, singer-songwriter Lily Seabird’s latest album is an “exquisitely bittersweet alt-country song cycle about love, loss, and friendship” (Rolling Stone).

As the first guest on a new Politico video podcast, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders admitted she's bandied about the idea of getting herself back to D.C., but in the boss's seat this time.

Arkansas politicians want a "Monument to the Unborn" on the Capitol lawn. Y'all had some pretty great ideas about what it should look like.

Across Arkansas’s growing medical marijuana industry, women are stepping confidently into leadership, and at Suite 443 and its sister dispensaries, they are helping shape the culture, compliance and ...

Deena Stickford lives in the Cedar Gardens apartment complex in North Little Rock, which she said has been plagued by mold, bed bugs, water leaks, violent crime and other serious problems for years.

The Arkansas Democrats’ flip of a Republican-held state House race in a special election last week gave Democrats something to crow about in Trump territory.

The Caravan of Hope, an initiative that offers free legal services to LGBTQ+ people in underserved and rural areas around the country, is bringing its services to tomorrow to the Utopia Empowerment ...

Turning Point USA and Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders will announce the next step forward in our mission to put chapters on every high school and college in America,” according to an ...

The Natural State gets name-checked throughout the Oscar darling "Sinners." We reached out to local scholars to see just how ...

Arkansas's per-student funding trails behind both the national average and regional peers, and students of color are shortchanged the most, a new report says.