The stock market continued to whipsaw on Trump tariff headlines, with Tesla, Nvidia and Palantir leading a Nasdaq rebound.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Executions using nitrogen gas will soon be legal in Arkansas if the governor signs the legislation into law. House Bill 1489 passed in the Senate on Tuesday. Having already cleared ...

Stop this Talk About "Entitlements" -- "Social Insurance" is an Earned Right About seven months ago on a trip back to my home ...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas women's basketball coach Mike Neighbors has resigned after eight seasons. The Greenwood, ...

Camden Police Department is doing a Step into the Badge program on March 15. It will start at 6 p.m. and help the community see what it is like to wear the badge and ...

The amendment would undo many of the anti-democracy measures passed by legislators in recent years and prevent them from ...

After difficult season with SEC leading scorer not getting all-league honors, Hogs women's coach stepping down ...

Water is an ever-present concern for the Town of Buena Vista (BV). During the previous two Board of Trustee (B0T) meetings, ...

Samsung's Odyssey Ark 2nd Gen gaming monitor is now on sale for a whopping 44% off its regular launch price, thanks to this ...

Bishop Michael Curry, the first African-American presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church of the United States, will be in ...

There was much back and forth at the Arkansas capitol on Monday as the ACCESS Act began its legislative journey.