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Deaths from street fentanyl overdoses have dropped dramatically across the United States in recent years - with Arkansas' death rate down more than 40 percent, according to new numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

We hear voices from a rally in support of local VA employees who have lost their jobs under new federal staffing cuts. Plus we help celebrate an icon of Fayetteville nightlife - Maxine's Taproom - ahead of the bar's 75th birthday.

Expanding medical residency programs in Arkansas could generate $465 million in economic activity while addressing the state’s growing physician shortage, according to a new report by Bentonville-based Heartland Forward.

Northwest Health is again collecting a specific food in an effort to ease food insecurity in northwest Arkansas. The annual Jars of Love Peanut Butter Drive lasts through next Monday, March 31, 2025.

Senate Bill 456, referred to as the "Home Opportunities Made Easier Act," aims to address the state's housing crisis through changes in zoning and design guidelines.

This week’s episode of “I Am Northwest Arkansas” features Kelsey Howard, the Executive Director of CACHE, and Brittany Johnson, Director of Communications there, talking with host Randy Wilburn about the work CACHE does.

After a little over a year of business, Fayetteville family-owned food truck Swag Banh Mi will be officially closing on May 30th, according to their Instagram.

Kyle Kellams speaks to Grammy-winner Melissa Manchester about her role as Rose Brice, mother of Fanny in musical Funny Girl, currently at the Walton Arts Center.

In today's episode, reports of fentanyl overdoses drop dramatically across the United States, Arkansas included. A new report from Heartland Forward examines the economic boost to the state if there were more medical residencies available.

A bill that would open up liability to Arkansans who assist in someone's "social transition" was pulled following debate in committee.