As students prepare to return to the classroom, child safety experts and law enforcement are urging parents to think carefully before posting first-day-of-school photos on social media.
A volunteer-run library and a local ministerial alliance have joined forces to provide school supplies for students in every grade in the Billings school district.
It’s hot across the state for next week, and a group that could be impacted is our older family members, especially those with Alzheimer’s or dementia related illnesses.
A Crane man is in the Boone County Jail, charged with second-degree murder and domestic assault in connection with a woman’s death at a Columbia motel.
Senate Bill 4176 would give fraud control agents the ability to prosecute individuals, not just health care providers, who knowingly and purposefully receive benefits illegally.
The Salvation Army of Springfield marked a construction milestone Monday as community leaders, supporters and staff signed and placed the final structural beam for a new Harbor House and food pantry.
Most defensive rookies are expected to see the field Saturday, including cornerback Jadon Canady, defensive tackle Peter Woods and edge rusher Mason Thomas.
Arkansans with severe disabilities have often waited years for Medicaid to cover supportive living services — and advocates say the managed care system Arkansas implemented in 2018 has made the situation worse by failing to pay caregivers enough to meet demand.
