The 11-4 vote followed nearly five months of tense meetings and organizing by residents alarmed by AVAIO Digital’s proposed $6 billion Wrightsville campus.

Some leaders in the McAlmont community are asking fellow residents to jump into a conversation about whether the city of Sherwood should form its own public school district.

During her intake at the Garland County jail, deputies realized she was wearing what court records describe as a "fake silicone pregnancy device." She was given a pregnancy test, and it came back ...

Do Republicans and Democrats love animals in the same way? Considering Kristi Noem, Kash Patel, RFK Jr. and a man's best friend.

Hanwha Defense USA’s $2.2 billion factory is expected to create about 400 jobs with an average wage of $50 per hour.

The Arkansas Department of Corrections will shift its focus away from creating a policy restricting access to physical books in an effort to prevent illegal drugs from entering prisons, officials told ...

At Lakeview West, there are no streetlights. Homeowners shut their lights off at dusk, and the Milky Way shines overhead. Dark-sky advocates think Little Rock has some things to learn from their ...

A half-dozen spins on the Dragonflier coaster at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge would heal us. Barring a road trip, though, here are some local opportunities to honor our late icon.

The Little Rock Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened over the weekend, just a few feet away from the Arkansas Times offices.

Aaron Reddin, founder of The Van, is back as interim director, and he has a full plate of issues to deal with.

Little Rock author Ayana Gray is headed to Six Bridges Book Festival soon. Her new novel, “Hawk & Sparrow,” concerns “a murder, an invention that defies magical conventions, and one intrepid reporter ...

At issue is Act 573 of 2025, which requires public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms. A federal judge ruled it unconstitutional earlier this year.