The first Black professor at UA Little Rock, McGraw also owned and operated the McGraw Learning Institute — an Afrocentric ...

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Democratic Party Chair Grant Tennille issued notice that he will resign effective Tuesday, July 15, ...

A former U.S. senator and the brother of former Gov. Asa Hutchinson, Tim Hutchinson reportedly spent hundreds of thousands on ...

Layne’s Chicken Fingers, a quick service fried chicken chain, is opening its newly built North Little Rock location Monday at ...

The nonpartisan, grassroots organization and its ballot question committee, Save AR Democracy, is collecting signatures for a ...

After decades of public service, pastor and former judge Wendell Griffen is throwing his hat into the ring for a different kind of role: Pulaski County judge.

Driving along Cantrell Road in West Little Rock, you might notice a digital sign that reads, “When a Black church and a white ...

The Republican bill would cut hundreds of billions of dollars from safety net programs to pay for tax cuts. It still must ...

A trade association for internet companies is again suing Arkansas over legislation regulating social media platforms.

One of 107 new Report for America corps members taking their places in newsrooms across the country, Robinson comes to the ...

The Republican plan saves money within Medicaid by denying people access to health care based on bureaucratic paperwork ...

In anticipation of the passage of President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” Central Arkansas-based nonprofit Potluck ...