It was the seven-year-old’s first car ride alone with his grandfather, a short trip from a neighborhood eatery to Grandfather’s house. The big boy let himself into the back seat and buckled his own seat belt.

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The Democrats didn’t’ lose “Ted Kennedy’s seat” because of unfocused anger or the mess left by George W. Bush or simply because they had a bad candidate.

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A recent news story discussed the shortage of primary-care physicians and how this is projected to worsen in years ahead. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, Arkansas has fewer primary-care doctors per 1,000 population than the national average. The story explored ways to entice medical students to choose primary care. However, an important part of [...]

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I wonder what Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. would have thought about the recent Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission decision.

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In November, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s long-awaited minimum flow agreement for the Lake Norfork tailwater almost went down in flames.

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Most anglers don’t consider deep winter a prime time for bass fishing, but it can be splendid.

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GYMNASTICS Arkansas defeats Kentucky No. 10 Arkansas set season highs in vault, beam, floor and overall team total in beating No. 12 Kentucky, 196.750-195.325, on Saturday at Barnhill Arena in Fayetteville.

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Mardy Gilyard had 103 yards receiving and caught a 32-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter to help the North race to a 31-13 victory over the South in Saturday’s Senior Bowl.

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Chris Wright and Georgetown put on a show for the commander in chief.

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Four-year-old Christin Markoos lay in her Little Rock hospital bed last week, playfully pulling and batting the get-well balloons overhead.

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