A new art, nature and science playscape between Crystal Bridges and the Amazeum lets visitors splash, climb, spin and slide through a curated Ozark forest, free of charge.

UofA biologist Jeff Lewis discusses his $2 million NIH grant to study how cells respond to stress, why he uses brewer’s yeast as a model and how students take part in the research.

Leaders broke ground on the Bentonville Institute of Technology, a Walton-backed STEM university set to welcome its first class of about 300 students in 2029 at the former Walmart Home Office site.

Arkansas will get at least $32 million from Monsanto to resolve claims that PCBs caused environmental contamination. Attorney General Tim Griffin says the funds will go toward water quality.

Fayetteville's Bryce Davis Park has reopened after about three years of improvements, including a 2,100-square-foot shade sail, accessibility upgrades at the Iams Dog Park and a lower wetland deck.

Alan Mantooth, Distinguished Professor of electrical engineering and computer science, on the new AIRES institute.

At the Monarch Flight Festival in downtown Springdale, the Shiloh Museum's Marty Powers explains why the butterflies' migration to Mexico keeps him giving away milkweed by the thousands.

The Watershed Conservation Resource Center, with help from the Illinois River Watershed Partnership, is leading a free workforce development program to build a pipeline of conservation professionals.

Megan Rosa-Caldwell, an assistant professor of exercise science, on how anorexia nervosa affects skeletal muscle.