Northwest Arkansas Pride was apparently so fabulous that even Vogue magazine took notice.

With just two months until the Central Arkansas Library System’s flagship branch unlocks its doors to the public, the Arkansas Times took a hard hat tour Wednesday morning to learn more about what to expect come the grand reopening in late September.

Here we go again. Gov. Sanders joined the Trump Admin in D.C. to pretend China-owned Arkansas farmland is both a problem and our most important problem. It's not.

The Arkansas Times Film Series screens Martin Scorsese’s “Bringing Out the Dead” (1999) on Tuesday at Riverdale 10 VIP Cinema.

RT @EatArkansas: Little Rock chef Ira Mittelman is back on the scene with a new restaurant called Fork coming to the former Mar Y Tierra sp….

The Little Rock Zoo unveiled two juvenile Komodo dragons Tuesday.

Usually a three-day festival, this year’s iteration of the King Biscuit Blues Festival will run from Oct. 10-11 and includes artists like Paul Thorn, John Németh, Chris O’Leary, Eden Brent, Mr. Sipp and more.

With the passage of Trump’s abominable “Big Beautiful Bill” last week, Arkansas’s Medicaid work requirements have resurfaced in political conversation as the poster child for chaos and folly.

The new album from Dylan Earl, one of the many excellent Gar Hole Records singer-songwriters who call Fayetteville home, comes out Sept. 19.

.Central Arkansas planner Metroplan is seeking public comments on their plan to tackle climate change in Central Arkansas.

We’re a bit late with this news, but we still wanted to spread the word that Little Rock native and lifelong educator Patricia Washington McGraw died on June 25. She was 90.

Help wanted at the DPA, as Grant Tennille steps down after nearly four years at the helm. #arpx

Jeremy "former senator/former felon" Hutchinson recently received a golden pardon from President Donald Trump. That makes it a good time to roll out this highlight reel of bizarre J. Hutch moments.

What’s more liberating than rock ’n’ roll? Serving girls and gender-expansive youth ages 8-18 since 2017, organizers of Central Arkansas nonprofit summer camp Trust Tree know that drums, bass and guitar aren’t just for the boys.

RT @EatArkansas: Layne’s Chicken Fingers, a quick service fried chicken chain, is opening its newly built North Little Rock location Monday….

After decades of public service, pastor and former judge Wendell Griffen is throwing his hat into the ring for a different kind of role: Pulaski County judge.

Arkansas ran a $368 million surplus in the fiscal year that just ended . even though the actual amount of money collected by the state was $220 million less than the year before. How is that possible? Here's our breakdown from last week.

Driving along Cantrell Rd. in West Little Rock, you might notice a digital sign that reads, “When a Black church and a white church make one church.” The church behind that advertisement is Grace United, the result of two congregations that merged in 2022.

Meet Arielle Robinson, our new reporter focused on racial equity and marginalized communities.

New hate group just dropped.