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Fayetteville's urban forester explains why the mimosa tree is this year's target in the city's annual invasive plant bounty — and how residents can remove one and earn a free native tree or shrub.

The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute has taken to the road to host listening sessions across the state in local communities to improve connectedness and civic engagement.

A gleaming wave-formation solar facility installed a decade ago along Highway 412 in east Springdale is scheduled to be torn out. A solar expert with the non-profit Arkansas Renewable Energy Association provides context as to why.

The new state-of-the-art child development center countervails a national trend of campus childcare closures due to costs. Little Lions was established to serve the children of faculty, staff and students, as well as families residing in the River Valley.

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences was recently awarded a $1 million grant to create a statewide naloxone training program on how to use the drug to prevent opioid overdoses.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has delisted 21 species from the Endangered Species Act due to extinction. The highly sought-after Ivory-billed Woodpecker was expected to be on that list. But due to accumulating evidence possibly proving the bird persists in certain Southern bottomland forests, Ivorybills were given a temporary stay.

The NIL and Transfer Portal have fundamentally changed the college athletics landscape. For the University of Arkansas Athletics Department, the future is anything but certain.

Screening at Filmland 2025 in Little Rock, the documentary "Mississippi River Styx" follows a man and his dog on a perilous Mississippi River journey. Co-director Andy McMillan joins Ozarks at Large to discuss.

The Northwest Arkansas Council’s housing initiative, Groundwork, is hosting its annual summit with experts from Utah, Fayetteville and beyond to share solutions for affordable housing and sustainable growth.

Arkansas Secretary of Commerce Hugh McDonald and Southern Arkansas University’s Cheryl Edwards discuss the state’s growing lithium industry and workforce development ahead of the 2024 Arkansas Lithium Summit.