After a series of environmental disasters, which scientists and researchers blame on climate change, a former Arkansas U.S. congressman and a retired Entergy Arkansas CEO are wondering if things might have been different these days had legislation proposed in 2009 been approved.

She has toured the state in an RV emblazoned with her name, launched a TV ad that’s airing during Arkansas Razorbacks football games and spoken to packed…

The Arkansas House and Senate State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Committees on Thursday heard presentations on four Congressional redistricting maps,…

Arkansas’ medical marijuana program is the subject of a new study examining its link to overall health outcomes.Researchers with the University of…

A program by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences created to address a shortage of doctors in rural parts of the state has received an…

Razorback athletes may receive money for their academic success through an initiative announced by the University of Arkansas athletic department on…

Assistance provided during the COVID-19 pandemic has helped Arkansas families who are struggling to get enough to eat, but advocates for those living in…

Nonprofit Arkansas True Grass is working to put an amendment on the November 2022 ballot to allow for the recreational use of marijuana in Arkansas. The…

The Arkansas Department Health will begin offering free flu vaccinations next week. Dr. Jennifer Dillaha, the state's chief medical officer, says with…

Arkansas will not mandate COVID-19 vaccines for school children when a vaccine becomes available for those under the age of 12, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said…