Supporters of Little Rock teachers demonstrated at the Governor's Mansion tonight, but the record to date suggests state ears are deaf to teachers and the reality in the district.

The cave-in has been covered and secured, archeologist Dr. Steven Beaupré of the Arkansas Archeological Survey, who has investigated the feature, said.

DXC Technologies, which operates a call center in Conway that serves various businesses and organizations including the Arkansas Medicaid program, announced an expansion in Conway this morning that it said would add 1,200 jobs.

Little Rock police yesterday released dash cam footage of the arrest of City Director Kenneth Richardson for obstructing governmental operations by refusing to leave the scene of an officer questioning a young black man at a shopping center.

In this week’s edition of our podcast, “The Conversation,” host Matt Price interviews Aptus Financial, Sarah Catherine Gutierrez. They discuss her motivations and insight that led her to start Aptus Financial. Gutierrez's tells Price why the lion's share of their work with clients is around figuring out how to handle massive student loans. They also touch on how to make good financial decisions and making less decisions is probably the best approach.

The smell from South Arkansas is secretive dealing to use two counties as cutouts to operate a state prison run by a for-profit corporation.

 Joel Lookadoo, a ninth-grade algebra teacher at Lakeside Junior High in Springdale has been chosen as the 2020 Arkansas teacher of the year.

Loca Luna’s award-winning plate lunches offer all the classics, plus unique weekly specials, like Wednesday’s Louisiana Pork Tamales.

Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has joined 46 other states in an investigation of potential antitrust violations by Facebook. The investigation is being led by the attorney general of New York.

Jacksonville Police Chief John Franklin was forced to resign Tuesday.

Big doings are scheduled at the Clinton Presidential Center in November -- conferences on economic development and women's issues

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

Former newspaper reporter Cathy Frye has posted the seventh in her blog series on three years of employment at the Arkansas Public School Resource Center, a Walton- and taxpayer-backed charter school lobby.

Western District U.S. Attorney Dak Kees has announced another indictment of an Arkansas doctor for overprescribing opiates.

West Memphis Mayor Marco McClendon announced on the city website the hiring of Steven Jones as director of business and community relations for the city, but a recitation of Jones' background omitted one point — Jones' state employment and a resulting felony conviction.

Attorneys for Hunter Biden, son of the former vice president, said in a court filing in Batesville Monday that he agrees a DNA test is warranted in a paternity suit filed against him by an Independence County resident, Lunden Alexis Roberts.

The video news roundup. Climax: impeachment heats up as Trump compares himself to a lynching victim.

The National Book Award-winning illustrator is, proudly, a co-founder of one of the most riotous and joyful performance art projects of Little Rock's musical history, Soophie Nun Squad (1992-2006), and he's documented the band's offshoots and collaborations in an elegant family tree.

Pope County's governing body fell a vote short of taking up a proposal to repeal an ordinance requiring a local vote before it could approve a casino permit application.

Donald Trump today compared the impeachment inquiry to a lynching and immediately drew swift condemnation for employing that racially charged word. Some history is in order.

Republicans in Congress don't need no stinking laws or security. Today's video roundup starts there.

Jannie Cotton of Sherwood, retired chief executive of Professional Counseling Associates, will formally announce Thursday as a Democratic candidate for House District 41, currently held by Republican Rep. Karilyn Brown.

Rob Nelson talks about his journey from Northwest Arkansas to Colorado to France and back to Northwest Arkansas.

Joe Kennedy steps up for victims of the Medicaid work rule.