Despite Republican legislators' assurances that the attorney general said their anti-democratic bills were legal, several ...

The New York Times Book Review recently shared its 100 Notable Books of 2025 list, and we were pleased to find Little Rock ...

A Jefferson County Circuit Court judge ruled last week that the city of Pine Bluff did not violate the Arkansas Freedom of ...

Our 2026 political feast features Democrats not running, a governor bent on revenge, Supreme Court justices playing musical ...

The Little Rock School Board paused a relationship with the Academies of Central Arkansas Foundation and approved the ...

A high school football game without a marching band is like a movie without a soundtrack. Next up in our series spotlighting the undersung heroes in pep stands across The Natural State: Marshall High ...

I, Medusa,” Ayana Gray’s first novel for adult readers, moves Medusa beyond maiden, mistress and monster, reclaiming a story ...

Arkansas lawmakers returned an amended contract between the state’s child welfare agency and a California-based company to ...

The ban on synthetic recreational hemp intoxicants is causing significant collateral damage to Arkansas’s blossoming ...

We’re sad to announce that Weldon Wilson, a longtime Arkansas Times employee, died Nov. 19 at the age of 58. A dedicated ...

Gov. Sarah Sanders hosted all four living former Arkansas governors for a fireside chat to celebrate the 75th anniversary of ...

Rutherford said the 2025 electoral blowout shows that liberals are engaged right now and the country is sending Trump a ...