Arkansas
A child died in a house fire in Boone County on Monday, a news release from the sheriff’s office said.
by Remington Miller June 6, 2023Police Department detectives made two arrests on Monday night, executing a search warrant at a home on 34th Avenue. During the search, firearms were located, i…
by The Pine Bluff Commercial June 6, 2023Tyler Kinch of Cabot took home Entertainer of the Year honors during Monday night’s Arkansas Country Music Awards ceremony at Reynolds Performance Hall in Conw…
by Sean Clancy June 6, 2023Richard "Bigo" Barnett's "final judgement, conviction and sentencing" will be appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, his a…
by Bill Bowden June 6, 2023Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin on Monday certified ballot language for a proposed referendum to repeal the LEARNS Act.
by Neal Earley June 6, 2023Jim Hudson, chief of staff for the state Department of Commerce, on Monday withdrew his application to become the next executive director of the Arkansas Teach…
by Michael R. Wickline June 6, 2023Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, has been ordered by a judge to return to court in Arkansas next month to argue why he should not be held in conte…
by Tony Holt June 6, 2023The Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks in Fayetteville became the 17th center in the United States on Monday to open a clinic to help veterans navigate …
by Doug Thompson June 6, 2023FAYETTEVILLE -- The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville's poultry house of the future is now ready for students and researchers, as the protein industry con…
by John Magsam June 6, 2023FAYETTEVILLE -- The Federal Railroad Administration has awarded the state $576,000 to identify safety improvements at eight railroad crossings in Washington Co…
by Maggie Green June 6, 2023ROGERS -- Roger Surly, who has served on the Rogers Water Utilities Commission since 2012, was appointed Monday to fill a vacancy on the City Council by a 5-1 …
by Laurinda Joenks , Doug Thompson June 6, 2023The cause of global warming is showing no signs of slowing as heat-trapping carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere increased to record highs in its annual spring…
by Compiled by Democrat-Gazette Staff From Wire Reports June 6, 2023Springdale and Fayetteville will receive up to $576,000 through the federal Railroad Crossing Elimination Program to cover 80% of the cost of a crossing safety…
by Josh Snyder June 6, 2023OKLAHOMA CITY -- A state school board in Oklahoma voted Monday to approve what would be the first publicly-funded religious school in the nation, despite a war…
by SEAN MURPHY The Associated Press June 6, 2023An Arkansas inmate on death row who came within a day of being executed in 2017 received welcome news from a federal appeals court, which ruled he can sue stat…
by Dale Ellis June 6, 2023