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Ryan McGeeney/UA Division of AgricultureDespite a lack of early planting in the Spring and other challenges, the state’s rice harvest is ending in a strong position. -
Stock PhotoThe rate fell by two-tenths of a percentage point since August to 4%, which is below the national rate of 4.8%.
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The UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute houses the first adult neurofibromatosis clinic in Arkansas. -
Gov. Asa Hutchinson had planned to call a special session of the legislature to consider tax cuts beginning Oct. 25, but first wants to resolve any outside issues that lawmakers will want to introduce.
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The West Memphis Police Department has 30 days to respond to a lawsuit by Damien Echols who says he was wrongly convicted and sentenced to death for the murders of three boys.
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The 18th annual event, presented by the Central Arkansas Library System, begins Thursday and will again be virtual.
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A longtime banker and public figure in Little Rock, Virgil Miller has already announced plans to run for re-election next year.
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Authorities say two people in Arkansas died from stab wounds on Sunday and a third person was shot and killed by an officer whose neck was slashed after he found a man beating one of the stabbing victims with a rock.
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The map has drawn criticism for splitting Arkansas' most populous, and Democratic-leaning, county among three congressional districts.
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Ahead of Friday's reporting deadline, Republican candidate announces fundraising for previous three months.
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The incumbent Republican, who is facing primary challengers and Democratic candidates vying for his Senate seat, has announced his fundraising total for the last three months.
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The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is promoting agricultural burning as a valuable tool for row crop farmers.
