The Commission approved change in ownership requests for four dispensaries, including the total sale of THC Rx in West Memphis. 

Arkansas cities lag behind in Municipal Equality Index.

Poore said he believes the district can get out of Level Five support by next year, and shared his concerns about the 2020 school board election. 

Farmer Marcus Sweetin was sentenced to 33 months in prison for making false statements on loan applications, federal prosecutors announced today. 

A court filing in Independence County today reveals that DNA testing has established that Hunter Biden is the father of an Arkansas baby. 

Former Razorbacks football coach Houston Nutt said on Little Rock's KABZ 103.7 The Buzz that the University of Arkansas athletic department had contacted him to "touch base." 

Faced with online barbs from his rival from the dark side, Rapert is now countering with the light of prayer.

The retired special adviser to the chancellor for economic development at UA Little Rock and founding dean of the university's Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology, died this morning.

Trump sinks deeper in the mire in today's video, plus some hot political action in Pulaski County.

Ambassador Gordon Sondland is delivering the goods against Donald Trump this morning -- affirming to the House Intelligence Committee that Ukraine understood it would need to meet Trump's desire to smear Joe Biden to get favors from the U.S. And look who's taking note.

The Jacksonville, Fla., 12-piece outfit delivered a two-hour set of all-the-music Nov. 16, from the take-you-to-church, gospel-inflected “Joyful Noise” to the closer, a Motown-flavored “I Want More” that morphed into the Santana instrumental classic, “Soul Sacrifice.”

Orson Welles once said that the enemy of art is the absence of limitation. Perhaps Michael Fothergill had a similar adage in mind when he drew up the rules for Ballet Arkansas’s most recent evening of new works.

A Q&A with Leigh Wood, cofounder of the Northwest Arkansas live storytelling series "That's What She Said." We talk about the series, what makes a good story, and the benefit of shamelessness.

The annual juried show will find a home in two Argenta galleries and the Historic Arkansas Museum.

A Q&A with comedian and Little Rock native Matt Besser about his new stand-up special "Pot Humor," which explores stoner culture, pot semantics and parenthood.

The new restaurant, in the old Gusano's location, will have a streetside to-go window, a "yard" at the front for lounging and live music on the weekends.

Set the radio dial to WEVL-FM, 89.9, Memphis' all-volunteer local radio station. We’re about to drive you to the spots in the town that gave birth to rock ’n’ roll and is full of soul.

A Q&A with the Little Rock native and stylist to rapper, singer and flautist Lizzo.

How Martin Philip left Fayetteville for a career in opera, ended up head baker at King Arthur Flour instead, and returned home with a bike full of biscuits.

Joel Boyd, a native of Rector, has been chosen to paint the Downtown Little Rock Partnership's latest mural, at the southeast corner of Sixth and Spring streets, the Simmons Tower parking garage.

The new restaurant, in the old Gusano's location, will have a streetside to-go window, a "yard" at the front for lounging and live music on the weekends.

Dan Kovach, the former manager of Cajun's Wharf, which closed June 1, and business partner Lelan Stice are the new owners.

Alleged consumer confusion has never tasted so sweet. Long may the plant-based option grow in Arkansas.

Dos Rocas, which opened at 1220 S. Main St. in January, officially relaunched as Mockingbird Bar and Tacos on Thursday. Jack Sundell and Corri Bristow-Sundell, who own The Root Cafe, are now the sole owners of Mockingbird, which Sundell said will be taking an Arkansas local food approach to Latin American cuisine.

Sushi Chef Phin Liu shows us how he creates the Chirashi Sushi Bowl.

The fun (and the foam) kick off at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25, at Diamond Bear Brewing (600 N. Broadway in North Little Rock), and proceeds benefit the Argenta Arts District.

Clear your calendar, beer lovers. The party of the year is just around the corner. The Arkansas Times Craft Beer Festival returns to North Little Rock on Friday, Oct. 25, 6-9 p.m.

Welcome to Arkansas beer country.

We ran into new owner Chris Tanner there last week and got a look at the new menu: Blue crab cakes. Fish tacos. Smoked salmon chowder. And more.

Our annual event took place on Saturday in Argenta.