Breaking news and in-depth coverage from across Northwest Arkansas — Fayetteville, Springdale, Bentonville, Rogers, and the surrounding region.
The Sebastian County Quorum Court is weighing a decision to restore $30,000 in funding to the Artemis Project, a nonprofit that works tirelessly to support women and children in Fort…
The laughter of children echoes more brightly these days in Bentonville's parks, as local nonprofits roll up their sleeves to revitalize community playgrounds. These efforts are bringing fresh life to…
Washington County officials voted against a resolution on Thursday that aimed to encourage local schools to "teach responsible citizenship" following a series of student protests and walkouts in February. This…
Northwest Arkansas National Airport is reaching out to the community for support as Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers continue to work without pay during an ongoing partial federal government shutdown.…
Fayetteville families will soon have the tools they need to face emergencies head-on, thanks to a collaboration between local nonprofits offering disaster preparedness training. These sessions, starting in April, aim…
A legal battle over exit polling near voting sites in Arkansas continues as a candidate for Secretary of State pushes forward despite a recent court setback. The candidate, who has…
Drake Field in Fayetteville is set to transform as an international commercial aviation academy takes flight. The City Council gave a unanimous thumbs-up Tuesday night, with an 8-0 vote, to…
The Fayetteville Public Library is stepping up its game with a new literacy program designed to boost reading skills among children in the community. This initiative, which kicks off next…
The Fayetteville Community Garden is offering locals a chance to cultivate their own plots and learn about sustainable gardening practices. Located in the heart of Fayetteville, this initiative provides community…
The University of Arkansas in Fayetteville has decided to keep the Ten Commandments posters in its classrooms, despite a federal ruling against similar displays in public schools. This decision follows…
