Winding down.

Protesters aimed to draw attention to what's happening in Gaza.

How's your energy?

Moore was 57. The cause of death has not yet been announced.

Extreme heat advisory: Scantily clad Cabot firefighters and very cute dogs team up for a sizzling 2024 calendar.

From highbrow media to an Illinois manufacturer’s blog, folks continue to weigh in on the $19k lectern.

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The conference as a whole will not focus on censorship, but the issues have impacted librarians’ morale across the state, said Carol Coffey, the Arkansas Library Association president.

The Little Rock school board set its focus on quelling behavior problems in the classroom and hiring a new company to develop a districtwide plan at their meeting this week. 

Dr. Jack Brown found that Sanders' body language displayed "anger, contempt, anxiety, [and] hubris," as well as an "extremely high likelihood" that she was lying about the backstory regarding the lectern.

You can experience a poem a hundred times — you can read it to yourself in the quiet of your room, or aloud to your dog on the back porch, or teach it to your students, or even memorize it, with each encounter telling you something different. But hearing a poem read by its author in person often changes everything.

Black and white scratchboard drawings by Perrion Hurd and vibrant, hyper-saturated with color paintings by Kennith Humphrey create an excellent juxtaposition at Hearne Fine Art.

Wes Craven’s 1994 attempt to rejuvenate the “Nightmare on Elm Street” franchise is a meta offering that's even darker than the original.

Located on the parking garage wall next to Stickyz Rock 'n' Roll Chicken Shack, the painting is vibrant, and displays a sprawling cluster of Natural State foliage against a rainy blue backdrop.

“I’ve Seen a Lot of Highway," the new album by Arkansas native Billy Don Burns, presents the road as both harsh and liberating, a place where someone can bottom out or find salvation — all in the same night.

Tickets are still available, but the pickings look slim, so act fast.

Anti-folk singer-songwriter Jeffrey Lewis rambles so charmingly that even his song titles tell stories. He plays at White Water Tavern on Sunday, Oct. 15.

Up first is tonight's Fiesta en SoMa, which will take the place of the neighborhood's monthly SoMa After Dark event. Then, on Saturday, catch the Hispanic Heritage Celebration, held at the River Market Pavilions.

Over the course of its nine days of programming — nearly all of which will take place at the Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa in downtown Hot Springs — over 80 documentaries will be screened, with nearly four dozen of those offerings being feature-length.

In addition to a remastered double vinyl reissue of "Pharoah," the 1977 album by legendary Little Rock-born jazz saxophonist Pharoah Sanders, we've got the details on new releases by Bonnie Montgomery, Yuni Wa, Kyle Mays, Silas Carpenter and The Snake Sutras.

If you want to have one more meal at Mt. Fuji's original Breckenridge Village location before its move across the shopping center, Sunday night is your last chance.

Spooktacular.

Barbie and Ken elote, anyone?

Blue Ember Smokehouse, a small Arkansas barbecue chain with locations in Fort Smith and Jonesboro, is constructing a new location in West Little Rock at the corner of Rahling Road and Chenal Parkway.

The expansion will boost the restaurant's square footage from 2,000 to 4,000 and its seating capacity from 88 to 108, co-owner Anthony Niel said.

Catalyst Capital, an investment group owned by a prominent conservative state representative and her family, announced plans to revive the recently closed (and demolished) AQ Chicken House.

The new piece of machinery is sort of a hybrid between a grill and a smoker, pitmaster Grant Hall said. The rig features a flipper, or turning rack, which is essentially a cooking grate mounted on a rotating spit within the unit that allows the operator to flip the hog from one side to another.

On Monday Riviera Maya is reopening its 801 Fair Park Blvd. location after being closed for about a year and a half following an overnight fire that broke out in the restaurant's kitchen in March 2022.

Kyle and Snee Dismang, owners of North Little Rock restaurant North Bar, are planning to rebuild following a fire that broke out at the Park Hill eatery Monday night.

Kev Doroski, a Belgium native who grew up in Arkansas and began his fine dining career at Ristorante Capeo in Argenta, is opening Draft + Table in the former Cregeen's location.