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A proposed bill in the Arkansas legislature that would have classified drag performance as "adult entertainment" was amended last week to exclude the term "drag." On Saturday, a large crowd gathered in Basin Park in Eureka Springs to protest ongoing bias legislation by Arkansas lawmakers specifically targeting drag enthusiasts and trans Arkansans.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service will soon decide whether to terminate federal protections for giant ivory-billed woodpeckers, due to lack of definitive evidence revealing the species continues to persist in remote forested swamps of eastern Arkansas and northern Louisiana.

Ozarks at Large continues our examination of a balanced approach to diet, exercise, and life with a discussion about protein.

In the latest edition of "Balance," University of Arkansas scientists Jamie Baum and Erin Howie Hickey invite R J Elbin, an associate professor in exercise science at the UofA, to discuss concussions. His research focuses on examining the neurocognitive, physical and psychosocial effects of sport-related concussion in young people.

The cases mark the first reports of measles in the state since 2018.

The city of Siloam Springs is piloting a glass recycling program for commercial businesses beginning June 13.

Robert Bishop has spent most of his life chasing sound. He recently sat down with Ozarks at Large's Luke Dumpert for this profile to talk about his life and the impact of music on it.

The Northwest Arkansas National Airport hit record passenger traffic earlier this month and is bracing for more as the region continues to grow.

The Arkansas Natural Resources Commission is approving more than $66 million for water and wastewater projects across the state.

Pearl McElfish of UAMS's Institute for Community Health Innovation discusses why Arkansas was one of just six states to improve prenatal care, and what still needs to happen to keep the momentum going.