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A dynamic storm that prompted foreboding predictions of dangerous weekend weather spawned tornadoes, dust storms and wildfires. -
Arkansas is forecast to experience dangerously cold temperatures, with lows Friday morning below zero to the single digits. -
Jaylen Smith, who was elected mayor of Earle in Tuesday’s runoff election, becomes one of the youngest people to serve as a city’s top leader in the U.S. -
Arkansas is among states struggling to handle the invasive animals, described as a multibillion-dollar plague on farmers, wildlife and the environment. -
On Tuesday, voters will decide several races, including one for governor. Here are details on races and the election process. -
The shooting happened Wednesday at CHI St. Vincent in Sherwood. The facility was put on lockdown as multiple heavily-armed police agencies responded. -
The Arkansas-based retail giant announced Tuesday employee benefits will include procedures to help expand their families. -
The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday said voters can decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana, overturning a state panel’s decision. -
Doug Ramsey is accused of attacking a man as part of a road rage dispute outside an Arkansas Razorbacks football game in Fayetteville. -
Starr led a five-year criminal investigation of President Clinton, including real estate deals and a failed Arkansas savings and loan. Some of Clinton's former associates became targets of the probe.
