For Central Arkansas residents, getting out into the remote wilderness has, until recently, meant packing up the car and hoofing it up to the Ozarks or trekking deep into the Ouachita Mountains. Not anymore, thanks to the new South Lake Trail.

Little Rock school board, administrators continue discussions about elementary school closures.

Rep. Rick Crawford face a Democrat, a Libertarian, Trump's tariffs, high fuel prices and an unpopular war as he seeks a ninth term in Congress.

A trusted expert on all things political, Barth provided a vibe check on the results we might expect to see Nov. 3.

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A new study ranks Arkansas as the fifth-most dangerous state in America.

Northwest Arkansas-based journalist Jordan Hickey has been tabbed as the first editor-in-chief of Arkansas Today, a new online news outlet being launched by Deep South Today.

There are few bands as fiercely dedicated to their art and as unwaveringly independent as Deerhoof, and we’re lucky to have them here.

The Old State House Museum in Little Rock is leaning into the Halloween season with a unique fundraising event: a paranormal investigation class.

In another court loss for Sarah Sanders, judge says attorney hired by Board of Corrections can get paid for his work.

Ever wondered what Natural State songbird Bonnie Montgomery would sound like if she time-traveled back to the ’70s to sit in with some soft rockers? You’re in luck.

The congressional candidate says he’s taking the doomsday scenarios seriously. He also has a plan for avoiding them.

The Arkansas Court of Appeals on Wednesday struck down part of the state's whistleblower act, finding that a provision that allowed reinstatement of an employee pending the outcome of their lawsuit unconstitutionally infringed on the separation of powers.

The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, the longest-running celebration of nonfiction cinema in North America, kicks off its 35th year of programming on Friday, and the lineup of nearly 100 feature-length and short films from around the world looks pretty stellar.

Have you been checking listings hoping for a showing of “The History of Concrete?” Look no more. Cinema I/O, Little Rock’s premier (and only) arthouse micro-cinema, has you covered.

Rep. French Hill and challenger Chris Jones focus on affordability, healthcare and accountability amidst tight congressional race.