A circuit judge will take another look at a case she already ruled on that said two acts pushed by Gov. Sarah Sanders are ...

Arkansas Secretary of State Cole Jester holds a press conference at the Arkansas State Capitol, Feb. 2025 Credit: Brian Chilson On its face, that’s the kind of argument that can sound like sour grapes ...

The Arkansas Legislative Black Caucus and NAACP Arkansas State Conference are calling for answers about a traffic stop involving a state trooper punching an 18-year-old that has gained national ...

In a time when critical voices are increasingly silenced, the Arkansas Times stands as a beacon of truth, tirelessly defending the fundamental rights and freedoms within our community. With Arkansas ...

Deploying the Arkansas National Guard to putter about in D.C. is costing millions. It's time to give up the ruse.

Wendell Griffen, Democratic nominee for Pulaski County judge, penned the proposed ordinance, and all but one justice of the ...

Cottonmouths are venomous and not at all personable, so let’s count this as a feel-good story of a young man persevering despite bleak odds. The student athlete reportedly handed the snake-infested ...

Angry white nationalists are coming forward on social media channels with claims that the founders of a new all-white community in rural Sharp County are frauds.

Firmly situated in the paranoid cinema of the 1970s, “Marathon Man” is next up for Cinema I/O Presents, a recent rebranding of the Arkansas Times Film Series.

Members of Protect AR Rights listen to speakers discuss a proposed constitutional amendment to remove legislative hurdles to direct democracy. Credit: Matt Campbell / Arkansas Times Protect AR Rights, ...

Everything arrives in threes, at least if you wait long enough, and so several decades after Jack Butler’s “Living in Little ...

A hiker attempting the craggy ascent at Pinnacle Mountain State Park on Monday petered out with dehydration and heat exhaustion, and key members of the rescue team had no choice but to attack the ...