Located in downtown Little Rock, the Kempner Theater (sometimes spelled "Theatre") was opened in 1910 as an "opera house" to ...

The 47 rising high school seniors who took part in the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Youth Tour this summer will have ...

There are millions of things to see in the Empire State, but most visitors invariably think of either Times Square or the ...

Have you ever wondered: what are the most dangerous states in the United States? Sounds like you came to the right place. The United States is enormous, but I managed to whittle it down to the 15 most ...

Ever stood in the middle of summer and wished the world would just hush? In Idaho, that silence is broken only by falling ...

Saline County is calling on its high school students to leave a lasting mark on their community by designing the county's ...

The Rock City Margarita and Arkansas Beer Festival has now kicked off in Little Rock. Here's what you need to know.

Little Rock is no stranger to national attention. All eyes turned to Arkansas’s capital when, in 1957, nine brave Black high school students crossed lines of protesters to effectively ...

Former North Little Rock Charging Wildcat and Arkansas Razorback Moses Moody was back in town and brought a friend with him this time.

Black community in Little Rock had once centered on the Ninth Street district near downtown, a hotbed of entertainment and entrepreneurship that reached its apex in the early- to mid-20th century.

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