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The Arkansas Climbers Coalition and other organizations work together to solidify the climbing industry in Arkansas and increase accessibility for those new to the sport.

A new ballot measure hopes is looking to remove sales tax on feminine hygiene products as well as diapers.

A new study from the CDC shows more middle school age kids are using e-cigarettes and vaping products.

There’s no grand solution to affordable housing. At least that’s what John Folan will tell you. But through his work as the head of the Department of Architecture at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas, he’s doing his part to come up with at least a solution.

The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture has a new center focused on the study of Korean food and culture. It's first public event is a Lunar New Year celebration on Friday.

Utility and industrial ground solar systems are traditionally installed on turf grass or graveled fields which require mowing and intensive herbicide management. Emerging research, however, shows that cultivating native grasses and plants on solar fields generate surprising benefits. We visit a native solar habitat in east Fayetteville for insight.

Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics brings headlines on FOIA fines, parking meter removals, tourism trends, and aviation history in Fort Smith.

Ozark at Large's Kyle Kellams and Michael Tilley discuss Fort Smith's plans, or lack thereof, to modernize their water meter infrastructure. They also discuss how UAFS has managed to recruit more students this year than in previous years.

Architects Chris Baribeau and Jason Wright of Modus Studio discuss the University of Arkansas’s new $42 million Anthony Timberlands Center — a striking mass timber structure redefining sustainable architecture in Fayetteville.

'All the Great Books (abridged)' makes fun of the most important titles of the Western literary canon. The show is part of the 10x10 Arts Series hosted by the Walton Arts Center and will run Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 7 p.m.