Drone video from the 40/29 Sky View camera showed homes damaged in Fayetteville Easter weekend.The video showed damage to roofs, fences, and buildings in the Salem Hills and Hughmount Village ...

"I really enjoyed being part of the search process and spending time with the finalists," said Jennifer ... for Fayetteville, as sales tax is a major source of funding for cities in Arkansas.

Arkansas is opening up five DMVs this Saturday so that people can come in and get their Real ID. The Fayetteville DMV off of MLK will be open. The deadline to have a Real ID in order to fly ...

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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas football has exuded a defiant tone in the days since Madden Iamaleava entered the transfer portal and ultimately followed his brother, Nico Iamaleava, to UCLA. Razorbacks ...

FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas baseball remains in a great spot to be a national seed despite a slight downturn in form that has produced back-to-back series losses in the SEC. The No. 4 Razorbacks (35-7) ...

The multihyphenate has also been on a pink style streak as of late Mike Marsland / Getty Images Jennifer Lopez is owning the color pink this season. On Friday, April 25, the Unstoppable actress ...

FAYETTEVILLE — It only took three minutes ... The tornado developed at 2:41 p.m. just south of Jess Anderson Road and north of Arkansas 16 just outside the city limits, according to a Weather ...

But the earlier premiere episode featured an unexpected appearance by Friends star Jennifer Aniston via a People magazine from 2003. Aniston responded to her unlikely cameo in an Instagram Story ...

Welcome to the apocalypse, Jennifer Aniston. The “Friends” alum, 56, made a surprise cameo during the Season 2 premiere of “The Last of Us” that aired April 13 — weeks after she sparked ...

Fayetteville was once a town that pulled people back in after they’d left to sample other cities — once they’d achieved “escape velocity,” as the great Arkansas writer Charles Portis put it.