1 hr ago | The Baxter Bulletin
Ark. governor to hold off on executions
Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe said Tuesday he doesn't have any immediate plans to schedule executions for seven death row inmates, even though the attorney general has asked him to do so.
5 hrs ago | Arkansas Times
Gas line break interrupts classes at University of Arkansas
A construction crew ruptured a 1.5 inch gas line under Dickson Street, near the Hillside Auditorium, at about 10:50 a.m. An area south of Dickson Street, west of Harmon Avenue, north of Fairview St. and east of Garland Avenue was evacuated as a precaution.
10 hrs ago | First Arkansas News
Happy 177th birthday, Arkansas
It's hard to believe we let this one slip past our watchful eyes - Arkansas turned 177-years-old on June 15. It's hard to believe - the old gal doesn't look a day over 150.
14 hrs ago | Arkansas Online
Arkansas trucking exec knocks rules
Steve Williams, the chief executive officer of Little Rock's Maverick USA trucking company, told a House panel Tuesday that new rules for how long truck drivers can stay behind the wheel before taking a break for sleep are unlikely to increase highway safety.
Leftover Salmon Announces Fall 2013 Tour Dates
Leftover Salmon is pleased to announce their 2013 Fall Tour! The band will be traveling throughout the northeast starting this September with stops in Morgantown, Philadelphia, Providence, Boston, Portland, Burlington, Brooklyn and a special show presented by Relix at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester NY before heading over to The Fresh Grass ... (more)
Ark. AG seeks to uphold verdict against J&J
Arkansas' attorney general filed a brief Tuesday backed by his counterparts in 35 other states asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to uphold a $1.2 billion fine levied against Johnson & Johnson and a subsidiary over the marketing of the antipsychotics drug Risperdal.
Arkansas Football Countdown 74 Days: Brey Cook
Tipping the scales at 317 lb and standing at a towering 6-7 is junior guard Brey Cook.
Scott County Chicken Infected With Bird Flu; Poultry Quarantined
A Scott County chicken has tested positive for Avian Influenza, commonly known as bird flu, according to the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission.
Trial delayed for man charged in 3 deaths in Ark.
A trial is being rescheduled for a man charged in the slayings of 2 young Arkansas girls and their stepfather.
Ark. Gov. Beebe seeks federal disaster declaration
Gov. Mike Beebe has sent a letter to President Barack Obama requesting a major disaster declaration for 12 Arkansas counties that were affected by severe storms, tornadoes and floods beginning in late May. Beebe's office said Tuesday that those 12 counties are Cleburne, Cross, Garland, Independence, Montgomery, Poinsett, Polk, Scott, Searcy, Stone, ... (more)
Pothole Repair on Highway 67 to Cause Lane Closures in Jacksonville
Improvements to U.S. Highway 67 will require lane closures this week in Jacksonville, according to Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department officials.
Medicinal Chemistry & Computer Aided Drug Designing, October 15-17, 2013, Las Vegas, USA
OMICS Group is delighted to invite you to attend the 2nd International Conference on Medicinal Chemistry & Computer Aided Drug Designing, which is to be held on October 15-17, 2013 at Las Vegas, USA.
Harry Hardy, tournament director for the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship, stands on the 18th green Wednesday at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers.
Listen to Bill Clinton's speeches this spring and you would have heard him talk at a father-of-the-year event about the satisfactions of parenting - "the greatest thing that ever happened to me."
DCC director called in to Beebe office
Gov. Mike Beebe summoned Department of Community Corrections Director David Eberhard to his office this morning after an Arkansas Democrat-Gazette story outlined the outrageous failure, with tragic results, to jail felon and parole absconder Darrell Dennis , who is being held in the May 10 kidnapping and murder of an 18-year-old Fayetteville man.
Justice Hannah notes threat to judicial system
Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Jim Hannah sees a threatened future for the state's independent judicial system without a better informed legislature and public as to the role of the courts.
Lea said Monday that she's decided to run and will formally announce her candidacy on July 2 with events in Russellville, northwest Arkansas and Little Rock.
Arkansas to consider other execution drugs, official says
An official with the state Department of Correction said Monday that Arkansas plans to consider using different drugs in lethal injections after the state lost its account with a pharmaceutical company that supplied it with drugs earlier this year.
Arkansas Department of Education gets new chief of staff
Coffman moves up from her current post of director of professional development. She has also served as literacy program manager for the agency and as instructional facilitator for at Pocahontas.
Tech Experts Give Tips on Avoiding Mobile Malware
Hackers are increasingly targeting mobile devices, and communications companies say any smartphone or tablet can be compromised.