Right now, most of the white elected officials in Arkansas seem willing to ignore the fact that Arkansas was a part of the Red Summer of 1919. We must learn that our past will continue to be our present, and will be cemented into our future, if our state does not officially acknowledge and reconcile its past beyond ubiquitous discussions of the 1957 Central High School integration crisis.

Walmart talks a good equality game but its political money supports people who don’t.

You can tell someone from Arkansas. You just can't tell them much.

Argenta Community Theater co-founder and philanthropist Judy Tenenbaum died unexpectedly last Thursday.

Punk rock baseball at Interstate Park tonight.

A cautionary report from Texas on the model for a new Arkansas anti-abortion law.

Judge has reservations on defense ideas on limits on jury in the Gilbert Baker bribery trial.

A neighborhood coalition has more questions about spending of a $53 million annual sales tax increase that the Little Rock City Board may send to voters at a meeting Tuesday.

ACLU hopes for quick order to stop new Arkansas abortion ban.

Natalie James will announce Monday as a Democrtic can didate for U.S. Senate.

The arrests cover 78 felony charges.

The governor invokes the "if" word.

No break in the usual pattern today.

Teachers trying to rally support for increased legislative support for their health insurance.

The Flag Day news roundup.

He was a former mayor of England and Little Rock and worked for three governors.

Two officers were hospitalized after a man with a pipe attacked Hoxie police this morning. He was subdued, but not before taking one officer's gun and firing it.

A market for Pulaski County's last lynching illustrates the need for more markers to events that shouldn't be forgotten.

A look at new state statues