A rally to protest Pulaski County gerrymandering is planned for today.

Former President Bill Clinton is recovering in a California hospital after two days of treatment for a non-coronavirus-related infection. His spokesman Angela Urena said on Twitter, "He is on the mend, in good spirits, and incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses and staff providing him with excellent care."

Jones reports the largest haul for any Democratic candidate for statewide office since 2014.

In November, Natalie Ghidotti and Erin Hohnbaum will open the doors of The Nest, a women’s coworking space and social club located on Daisy L. Gatson Bates Drive in Little Rock’s SoMa district.

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences today celebrated the completion of a $50 million electrical power plant. The new generator plant will provide all of the back-up power for the UAMS campus. It's a central component in a $150 million energy project expected to be completed in late 2022 and lead to an estimated $4.8 million in annual savings for the university. 

An Illinois conservative megadonor has has given $1 million to a newly formed super PAC aligned with Jake Bequette, the former Arkansas Razorback and military veteran who is mounting a primary challenge against Sen. John Boozman.

U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Brooks has denied motions by attorneys representing Josh Duggar to suppress evidence. Duggar, of reality TV fame, is awaiting trial on federal charges of receipt and possession of photos depicting the sexual abuse of children.

Coach Sam Pittman's presence so far has been one that reassures the agitated folks among us. When the Hogs would have these midseason swoons in the past, my needle always hovered somewhere between “this guy can’t hack it” and “we’ll never be any good.” I don’t have those feelings at all at this juncture.

North Little Rock High goes on lockdown after a student is shot across the street.

The clouds are clearing and there's a lot going on in Little Rock this weekend.

Fair food favorites to try, not a vegetable in sight.

The debate continues.

Ten new deaths.

Ranging from seven to 21 brisk minutes, Tuesday’s short films took audiences from the Andes to Seoul, making stops at a Quapaw buffalo range and a Guatemalan teen’s cartoon reality in Los Angeles. 

Donations from actual Arkansans to the Sanders campaign account for only about a third of her $11 million haul.

Not even a $25 million gift can make Hussman's outdated patriarchal worldview palatable. Detractors call on him to take his money and go.

Little Rock banker Virgil Miller, selected Tuesday by the Little Rock Board of Directors to fill the remainder of the late Ward 1 Director Erma Hendrix's term, said today in an interview that he plans to seek election for the seat when his term expires in 2023. 

In the same year that a fire almost completely destroyed the iconic barbecue institution in Marianna, Jones Bar-B-Q Diner has made the The New York Times Restaurant List comprised of 50 U.S. restaurants that the newspaper's critics, editors and reporters are most excited about right now.

A North Little Rock High student was shot near his school Thursday afternoon, and another young man is in jail.

The Nature Conservancy in Arkansas has announced the opening of 7 miles of multi-use trails in Bluffton Preserve near Clinton. The preserve is a nearly 1,000-acre tract of field and forest through which nearly 4 miles of the Archey Fork of the Little Red River Run. 

Woodson Lateral is one of Central Arkansas's spookiest roads. Over the years, many tales have been told about a mysterious ghost light that no one can explain. I've seen it myself.