Arkansas History

An event set for Feb. 4 in Hot Springs looks at the aftermath of the 1919 Elaine Massacre.

A Native American research facility in Arkansas is involved in a project to determine if honors were withheld for some veterans.

As a project nears completion to place statues of the civil rights leader and the singer in the U.S. Capitol, a class will examine their lives.

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.

The Democrat began her political career in 1970 and would eventually run for governor against incumbent Mike Huckabee in 2002.

A former church, commercial building and farmhouse top Preserve Arkansas' 2022 list of most endangered places in the state.

The singer-songwriter will receive an honorary doctoral degree for her assistance in the restoration of Johnny Cash's boyhood home in Dyess.

Rockefeller, grandson of oil titan John D. Rockefeller, moved from New York to Arkansas, eventually becoming governor. John Kirk's new book examines the first 44 years of Rockefeller's life.

The chair of the museum's board announced Patrick Weeks has resigned after being charged with two felony counts of aggravated assault with a firearm.

Longtime morning radio hosts "Broadway Joe" Booker, Craig O’Neill, Bob Robbins and Tommy Smith will be featured at an event Saturday at 7 p.m.