Evey Weisblat

As authorities from Arkansas, Oklahoma and the federal government deal with the aftermath of the acid spill, elected officials are demanding answers on how the chemical manufacturing plant could have operated with such little oversight.

Tontitown residents suspect air pollution and toxic trash juice leaching from a Northwest Arkansas landfill are behind their health problems.

Tontitown residents say their town stinks, and some worry the source of the stench is also the source of their health problems.

Supha Xayprasith-Mays may be running for Arkansas governor, but she’s not a politician; she’s a “peopletician.” At least that’s how the Bentonville entrepreneur and Democratic party gubernatorial candidate describes herself.

A tax write-off and Tyson’s simultaneous decision to withdraw from local contracts shows the balancing act the nation’s largest processed chicken manufacturer is performing as it fights a costly environmental lawsuit.

An unexpected yet vibrant DJ culture has popped off in Bentonville.

Leading conservation biologists say recent bear attacks in the Ozarks are likely related to widespread human changes that have created ecological disruption.

A federal judge delayed ruling Tuesday in a case challenging new state laws that plaintiffs argue violate the First Amendment and hinder their ability to collect signatures for citizen-initiated ballot measures.

Third-party evaluation of ShotSpotter in Fayetteville found less than a quarter of alerts were linked to confirmed gunfire

Crime has continued to decrease in Fayetteville, following a steady decline in incidents reported over the past three years, according to police. But the number of homicides in January through June this year more than doubled compared to the same…

City leaders approve rezoning necessary for gas station to be built in College Lakes neighborhood, upsetting residents

Newcomers are competing in the race to represent west Fayetteville district following incumbents bid for mayor

In status update to county commissioners, emergency management staff share flood preparedness strategies, including storm gauges

The Traveler is now open in downtown Fayetteville. Alleged unpaid loans have led to a foreclosure notice on the property.

Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation says county has seen major industry growth over past year

Bills introduced in Congress would force the Department of Defense to stop releasing “forever chemicals” into surrounding areas

Fayetteville City Council opts to hold additional public hearing on the proposed 7-Eleven within the College Lakes subdivision

Cumberland County has not received federal funds for emergency management previously awarded annually by FEMA

Fayetteville City Council considering loitering ordinance, intended to address downtown parking deck incidents

Saturday protest in downtown Fayetteville aims to raise awareness about ICE raids, significant government funding cuts