Black History

A portrait of the legendary lawman now hangs in the first floor rotunda of the State Capitol building in Little Rock.

Attorneys for the state are asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit challenging Arkansas' ban on teaching "indoctrination" and Critical Race Theory.

Attorneys want to codify the ruling in a suit brought by students and teachers of Little Rock Central High's AP African American Studies class.

Local man schedules ‘Ruins of Central High walking tours’ to emphasize issues; sets the next for June 1.

The sculpture of civil rights leader Daisy Bates had been commissioned following a vote to replace the current Arkansas statues at the U.S. Capitol in 2016.

A civil rights law firm is bringing a suit to overturn section 16 of the education law known as Arkansas LEARNS.

The 15th annual celebration is coming up on June 15, 2024.

"PROUD!: Celebrating African-American Artistry Through the Years" aims to bring Black History to the stage in central Arkansas.

The College Board released an updated framework for the course on Wednesday.

Over a century after Homer G. Blackwell was lynched in North Little Rock, a community celebrates his life with a historical marker and memorial service.