Fayetteville News

The Board of Education heard a report that 1, 146 students attended the district on the first day of school in Elkins on Monday.

Drivers who have switched to motor scooters to save money on gasoline have also enjoyed being able to park them almost anywhere.

Marge Sabata has joined Signature Bank in Bella Vista as business development officer.

Monday is the day students in Fayetteville get back to the books. But there, the issue is overcrowding and it has some parents concerned.

The University of Arkansas ' vice chancellor for Student Affairs will retire Jan.

The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville's vice chancellor for student affairs is stepping down after nearly a decade at the school.

Two men accused of robbing an Arvest Bank branch in Fayetteville on Wednesday evening are in police custody.

Will Northwest Arkansas ever have a real bus system ? I'm sure the people who work hard to provide bus service in the region might get offended by that question.

Wednesday night, Fayetteville police said a black male walked into the Arvest bank on North Garland Avenue.

Fayetteville Mayor Dan Coody said he hopes to put the public transportation system back on track.

Fayetteville police are seeking a suspect accused of robbing an Arvest Bank branch early Wednesday evening.

A Fayetteville man facing the death penalty for the stabbing death of his 24-year old ex-girlfriend is fit to stand trial, according to a psychologist with the Arkansas State Hospital.

A new Veterans Administration mental health clinic is opening next month in Branson.

Money problems are putting a hold on a development project in Washington County.

Pacific Vet Group said Monday it bought Sigrah-Zellet LLC, a Fayetteville producer of antibiotic alternatives for poultry.

Matt Mihalevich, Fayetteville's Trails Coordinator, announced that the final 3 bridges for Scull Creek Trail will be installed Wednesday August 13th.

Authorities believe a Fayetteville man killed himself Thursday afternoon in a parking lot about a half-mile from the Tontitown Grape Festival.

The city of Fayetteville cannot be sued for punitive damages because state statues do not allow it and taxpayers could be unfairly punished, a judge ruled on Friday.

Capital murder charges were filed Friday against a man accused of killing his cousin's wife in Rogers.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is banning smoking on its campus, beginning next August.