The poll, which surveyed 709 likely voters via telephone and text message, showed Cotton with 50% and Shoffner with 41%.

Using a WWII vet as a human shield to get you out of a scary debate with your challengers is not exactly warrior behavior, Senator.

Gov. Sarah Sanders' trips look and smell a lot like campaign stops, according to a columnist who used to work for her dad.

Arkansas farmers are on the hook for $343 million in war-related fuel and fertilizer price increases, and they have no one to blame but themselves.

This year's conference is slated for Oct. 23-25 in Fayetteville.

“Marnie” — Alfred Hitchcock’s “suspenseful sex mystery,” according to its 1964 promotional tagline — occupies a unique place in the director’s oeuvre.

It’s not often that we get new city directors in Little Rock. It’s even rarer to get two at the same time.

Soybean, cotton and rice farmers are losing their shirts -- and their farms -- in this environment. What if they grew food instead?

City Director BJ Wyrick's anti-Flock stance is commendable. Her absolutely unhinged ad about it? Less so.

The Little Rock City Board of Directors will consider an ordinance next week that would create a six-month moratorium on data centers.

Three Republican lawmakers took aim at the state's controversial electricity law during an energy conference, arguing it shifts financial risk from utilities to ratepayers.

Some of Musk's millions are going to the Senate Leadership Fund, a supporter of Tom Cotton's reelection bid.

Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders touted her successes, while her opponents accused her of ignoring issues that actually matter to Arkansans and of taking credit for things she had no role in.

Experts in the field of Alzheimer’s disease, brain health and caregiving are putting on a free conference in Little Rock Wednesday, Oct. 21, with the aim of helping Arkansans learn about and navigate ...

Cotton is trying to squeeze more juice out of the racist and nativist movement that carried him to the Senate in 2014 and Trump to the White House two years later. Shoffner's campaign is partly a…

The couple behind Hairpins, a buzzy organization that hosts sapphic-centered events for the queer community in Little Rock and beyond, announced last week that they’re leaving Arkansas. They expect th...

While he supports Hasan’s execution, Westerman said, “a public execution is not in the best interest of the United States or our justice system, which, for 250 years, has been marked by dignity and…

The study also named UA-Little Rock as the best public university in the state.

The coeds of Little Rock Central High were not meek, nor modest, nor submissive Monday morning as a pack of fundamentalist protesters hoisted placards at arriving students, encouraging young women to…

The leadup to Saturday’s parade and festival, headlined by country singer Adam Mac, includes several other queer-friendly events throughout the week.

Ratboys released their newest album “Singin’ to an Empty Chair” in February, a new high-water mark in an already impressive discography that landed on roundups of the year’s best albums so far from Ro...

Immunized voters have less chance of being sick or having a sick kid or loved one on Election Day.

A former congressman who's suffered his share of barbs from thorny journalists makes the case for supporting local journalism.

State officials have proposed that the oldest standing structure in Little Rock and one of the oldest in the state be turned into a working bar.

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 a...

Board members have been weighing the merits and drawbacks of seven closure and consolidation options as the district tries to reduce costs by about $5 million.

White students are significantly over-represented when it comes to cashing in on Arkansas voucher dollars, while Black and Hispanic students are under-represented, a dynamic that certainly supports…

As Rep. Rick Crawford seeks a ninth term in Congress against Democrat Terri Yarbrough Green and Libertarian Steve Parsons, the effect of the Iran war, fuel prices and President Donald Trump’s tariffs…

A memorial service for New will be held at Saline Independent Methodist Church in Benton (306 S. Main St.) on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 11 a.m. Vino’s will be closed all day in his honor.

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

As if recently arrived through a portal from some more pastoral world than our own, Fayetteville singer-songwriter Jude Brothers makes music that sounds like how a golden-hour walk through the woods f...

States were ranked by an aggregate score, measured across five categories: personal and residential safety, financial safety, road safety, workplace safety and emergency preparedness. Arkansas ranked…

Hickey brings more than a decade of experience reporting, editing and leading editorial teams across print, digital and audio.

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.

A circuit judge said the lawyer who originally represented the Arkansas Board of Corrections in ongoing litigation against Gov. Sarah Sanders was properly hired and can submit a motion to recover the…

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 appellate court said part of the statute unconstitutionally violates Amendment 80, which gave the Arkansas Supreme Court the exclusive authority to dictate rules of procedure for Arkansas courts.

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...

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.

Republican US Rep. French Hill seeks a seventh term against Democrat Chris Jones.

White heteronormativity has long dominated the University of Arkansas. What does that mean for Black gay Arkansans?

Archer's book examines the ways man-made structures and transportation systems have been designed and built in ways that segregate people by race and disenfranchise Black and brown communities.

There’s nothing quite like the drama, darkness and distortions of German Expressionism to ring in the Halloween season.

A Black woman who has been working at the Old State House Museum since 2011 quit over racist remarks about slavery.

Congressional candidate Chris Jones got some love from the Democratic campaign office, which placed his campaign in the Red to Blue program.

Arkansans who want to weigh in on the Nov. 3 elections have to get their paperwork turned in today. Here's how to check to make sure you're good to go.

A Black woman who has been working at the Old State House Museum since 2011 quit over racist remarks about slavery.