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The death toll of the earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria a week from today is at least 35,000 and climbing. Thousands of buildings are reduced to rubble and thousands more people are left homeless. People, communities and organizations around the world are working to raise money, including the Bentonville Islamic Society and the Islamic Center of Northwest Arkansas.

A year ago, governors from Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana announced the formation of the HALO Hydrogen Hub. The mission of the hub is to create hydrogen supply chains to “decarbonize” the nation’s industrial, transportation and energy sectors. The bipartisan three-state team is among 33 chosen from 79 proposed hubs across the country to compete for funding from U.S. Department of Energy’s Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program.

Last week dozens of runners met in downtown Bentonville to mark Global Running Day 2024.

Artspace will conduct a study next month in Fayetteville. The study will focus on assessing the potential for creative space development and exploring ways to support the city’s arts community.

We hear from producer and host Sophia Nourani, about her new music program 'Run Time' airing Saturday's at 7pm on the HD station KUAF 3.

There’s a chance we could see more than a half dozen measures on our ballot that range from abortion to antique cars. We discuss the process and the measures today.

On Thursday, June 20, four northwest Arkansas-based songwriters will perform at the Meteor Guitar Gallery in Bentonville. This performance is one of a series of concerts hosted by local musician collective "Songwriter’s in the Round."

The University of Arkansas Italian department will host a special documentary screening and Q&A in honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Talk Business and Politics reports the four largest cities in northwest Arkansas combined for a more than 5% increase in sales tax revenue in December reports.

Today's Sound Perimeter is an entry point to tonight’s presentation at the Fayetteville Public Library and to the concept of borderless music.