Lawsuit over governor's pandemic powers will get full argument from Supreme Court,.

A fire broke out shortly after 3 p.m. on Thursday afternoon on the campus of World Services for the Blind, located at 2811 Fair Park Boulevard in Little Rock.

One key indicator continues to drop.

The Friday news roundup.

He proclaimed he was "Q."

On this week's podcast, Max Brantley and Lindsey Millar discuss the latest from the legislature, a vaccine showdown between Governor Hutchinson and the Arkansas Supreme Court and Alice Walton's coming med school in Northwest Arkansas.

With Medicaid work requirements a nonstarter for the Biden administration, Arkansas officials are planning big changes to the Medicaid expansion program. But key details of the proposal remain vague.

The Arkansas legislature prepares to do battle with presidential executive authority.

Entertainment districts and police staffing are on the Little Rock City Board agenda next week.

Taxpayers paid for a legal vendetta by the now-departed boss of Voice of America, NPR reports.

Did Trump forget, or not know, that Liddle Tim once endorsed Liddle Marco?

What they tweeted: A compilation of social media by congressmen who tried to block Joe Biden's election.

For the past several years, solar has been growing at an astonishing pace here in Arkansas. As more and more homeowners are asking, “Why now? Does solar make sense for me?” AEV Solar is here to answer. Energy is your second biggest expense, behind only the mortgage on your property.

Flex your maker muscles this spring and summer at the Scott Sponsored Amazeum in Bentonville with a new program for adults and teens. What are maker muscles? You’ve had them since childhood, and like most muscles, they don’t get enough exercise. We’re talking about creativity and curiosity.