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A retired University of Arkansas professor has filed a lawsuit against the city of Fayetteville, challenging a nondisclosure agreement tied to a secretive deal with a military-grade drone manufacturer. The…
Northwest Arkansas residents looking to swap gas pedals for electric pedals are getting a serious boost. A $7 million initiative funded by grants is set to assist more than 5,800…
More than 16,000 customers in Benton County lost power Tuesday, including every home and business served by Carroll Electric Cooperative in Pea Ridge. The outage affected 16,396 accounts, leaving the…
Denise Incandela, Walmart’s executive vice president of fashion and private brands, received the company’s top internal award this year for reshaping Walmart’s approach to apparel and elevating it into a…
The Arkansas Legislative Council approved a $5 million allocation on June 19 to support construction of a new food science center at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. The funds…
Walmart has opened a new "dark store" fulfillment location in Fayetteville, aiming to speed up deliveries for online grocery orders. This Spark Delivery Depot operates out of a former Walgreens…
The Pea Ridge Planning Commission must schedule a second public hearing for a proposed planned zoning district along Easterling Road after the initial round of notices for the meeting did…
Bray Gourmet smoked turkey spread will be back on Kroger shelves in the Little Rock area by the end of this week, according to Chris Bray, owner of the downtown…
Fayetteville seeks public input on federal housing funding plan Fayetteville officials are soliciting public feedback to identify local priorities for nearly $5.7 million in federal housing and community development funds.…
Fayetteville wants your input on how it spends about $1.2 million a year in federal housing and community development funds through 2030. The city kicked off the public comment period…