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

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.

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

The Friend's Table, a popular restaurant, secured a spot in the heart of downtown Fayetteville. Then it all came crashing down.

Fire Station No. 4 was set to be completed over a year ago, but it's still unfinished.

Fayetteville Police Department's volunteer advisory board does little more than applaud department, two members who resigned in recent months say

Dam breaches in Hurricane Matthew have led to a lengthy legal battle between city and HOAs.

Without federal support, states must take regulation of PFAS polluters into their own hands, environmental groups argue.

Several NC cities have ended ties with ShotSpotter, a software that tracks gun violence, but others have extended contracts despite backlash.

Fayetteville man’s fatal injuries in police custody after ShotSpotter alert renews concerns a year later about technology.

City's ethics authority has had a pattern of dismissals, engaged in legal skirmishes and made decisions without providing explanation.

Foundation seeks to support museum with limited resources

The state abruptly closed a veterans home in Fayetteville. North Carolina legislators say they were in the dark about its problems.

Not far from downtown Fayetteville, cement dust swirls over the asphalt on North Street, stirred by passing cars. The air is thick with it.

A development on the southeastern outskirts of Fayetteville has drawn the ire of residents who believe it will exacerbate flooding issues in their neighborhood — and are concerned their fight against its approval will be a difficult one because of Mayor Mitch Colvin’s financial investment in the project.

Fallout from the unexpected closing of the North Carolina State Veterans Home in Fayetteville has continued a month after the facility closed its doors , with state lawmakers expressing growing frustration with the N.C. Dept. of Military and Veteran Affairs (DMVA), which manages the state-owned facility.

Coming off the heels of a visit to the imminently-closing North Carolina State Veterans Home in Fayetteville, North Carolina legislators on Tuesday criticized the N.C. Dept. of Military and Veteran …

Editor’s note: This is the second in a series on the closing of the state veterans home in Fayetteville. Read part one here . In the final days before closing, few veterans remained …

How did the North Carolina State Veterans Home in Fayetteville go from being ranked among the top nursing homes in the country in 2022 to the brink of closing its doors just a year later?  …

Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part story looking at tenants living in rental units — owned and managed by United Management — who have alleged a multitude of …