NASA is skipping next week's launch attempt of its new moon rocket because of a tropical storm that's expected to become a major hurricane.

Houses have been washed into the sea, roofs have been torn off and Fiona knocked out power to almost all of one Atlantic Canadian province and 80 percent of an…

housands of Palestinians held prayers on a small soccer field in a refugee camp in northern Lebanon on Saturday, to mourn one of the scores of migrants who die…

The Little Rock School District will send a 2022-23 budget plan to the Arkansas Department of Education by the end of next week after the School Board unanimou…

Office occupancy in the United States hit a pandemic high over the past week, according to data tracked by security company Kastle Systems.

It's easy to find churches in the heart of England's capital city; spotting churchgoers is harder.

The tears come quickly to Masih Alinejad when she talks about the messages she's received in recent days from women in Iran protesting against their government…

Kremlin proxy authorities in occupied, war-torn Ukraine declared Friday that voting had begun in staged referendums and Moscow's desired outcome -- a claim of …

Hilary Mantel, the Booker Prize-winning author who turned Tudor power politics into page-turning fiction in the acclaimed "Wolf Hall" trilogy of historical nov…

A portion of Emma Avenue will close Monday for the city to start moving the location where the Razorback Greenway crosses the street.

The 2020 U.S. census shortchanged Hispanic Americans, and the time to make sure that does not happen again in the 2030 census is now, the keynote speaker to th…

State tourism numbers have rebounded from the pandemic, according to the director of Arkansas Tourism.

Laura Dolata, a resident of La Quinta, Calif., argued, "We're at a point in history where we cannot be freely wasteful of water" as the desert city's council m…

Way back when -- August -- this column discussed the matter of electric vehicles. Some skepticism was displayed.

BELLA VISTA -- The current assessment election was on the agenda when the board of the Bella Vista Property Owners Association met Sept. 13 in a work session.

GENTRY -- The Gentry City Council raised water and sewer rates and updated sidewalk specifications in city code on Sept. 15.

I pull into Glenwood early on a rainy Tuesday morning, looking forward to breakfast with the local good ol' boys at the O.K. Cafe. Alas, it's closed.