Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

PHOTOS: Jose's Bar and Grill in Springdale, in partnership with a few other local businesses, handed out more than 500 turkeys to members of the community ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

After a little more than a year of starts and stops, Vista Outdoor's shareholders have approved the sale of the company's ammo brands, including Lonoke-based Remington Ammunition, to an overseas arms company.

President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for surgeon general has connections to Arkansas.

State Rep. Dwight Tosh, R-Jonesboro, filed a bill last week to "criminalize unlawful squatting," an act where someone takes residence on a property without permission and has become a bane of landlords and property owners.

Bill proposes to require Arkansas health insurance plans to cover diagnosis, treatment of Alzheimer’s:

The Rogers Executive Airport, also called Carter Field, is creating expansion plans at an accelerated pace because of unprecedented demand, according to the airport manager.

The Bentonville City Council acknowledged the concerns of more than 100 people and rejected a controversial housing development proposal.

Walmart's surprise decision announced late Monday that it will draw back on its diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives is drawing criticism from Arkansas minority groups and praise from conservatives.

A federal judge in Arkansas has issued a temporary restraining order to block the state from enforcing two laws -- passed in 2023 and 2024 -- that would affect a digital data center that holds a lease in Arkansas County, according to court documents filed in federal court in Little Rock.

Arkansas Rep. Aaron Pilkington, R-Knoxville, filed a bill Monday that would require Arkansas' Medicaid program to provide blood pressure monitors to pregnant women and postpartum women for up to one year after birth that are covered by the program.