Independent candidates Steven McClelland and Trevor McGarragh, Democrat Camille Feyen and Republican Will Moore are seeking to replace Republican Jonathan Dismang, who resigned from the Senate earlier ...

Political scholar Jay Barth reflects on the grace and wisdom with which Arkansas legend Dr. Joycelyn Elders moved in and out of the public eye.

For 52 years, the Arkansas Times has been many things: a newspaper, a magazine, a website, a watchdog and occasionally a pain in the ass for those that probably needed […] ...

The retired judge’s path from tech novice to successful data center ordinance author started with a fateful visit to his 90-something former law professor.

Arkansas had been nationally recognized for the high number of children who were insured. That is not the case today.

Noah Watson, Attorney General Tim Griffin’s deputy solicitor general, is leaving the attorney general’s office to enter private legal practice.

A supporter of regulations on data centers holds up a sign at the September 22 Pulaski County Quorum Court meeting. Credit: Brian Chilson After nearly five months of false starts, bitter debate and ...

We turned 52 this month! To celebrate, Project Catfish will challenge readers to raise $52,000 by Dec. 31 in support of Arkansas Times Independent Arkansas journalism. If readers hit the goal, ...

An evening with Crescent Dragonwagon, benefitting the Arkansas Times. You might know her as a cookbook author, children’s book writer, former innkeeper,co-founder of the Writers’ Colony at Dairy ...

Hanwha Defense USA’s $2.2 billion factory is expected to create about 400 jobs with an average wage of $50 per hour.

Little Rock writer Hope Coulter heads to Six Bridges Book Festival soon. Her new short story collection, “Rumors of Peace,” is “poignant, pensive, and nuanced” (Foreword Review).