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In the right place, a comma can give clarity. Our Millitant Grammarian says misused puncuation can create confusion.

The Washington County Historical Society marked Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month with a cultural celebration and panel talk.

Today is election in the Arkansas Preferential Primary Election, and we hear from a wide variety of citizens who voted early at the Washington County Courthouse in Fayetteville.

The Equality Crew is conducting a LGBTQ+ Youth Needs Assessment Survey in partnership with UAMS College of Public Health in Little Rock. This first of its kind survey in Arkansas is seeking youth ages 12 to 18 residing in Benton and Washington Counties to participate.

Unofficial results are in from yesterday's primary election, and lots of firsts have been nominated across the state for political office. For a full rundown and updated list of election results, visit the Secretary of State's website.

How hard will it be to get broadband everywhere in Arkansas? Lou McAllister, CEO of Broadband Development Group, has been tasked with helping to create a master plan for expanding broadband internet across the state, and he spoke with Roby Brock on today's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report.

The Post Enumeration Survey has been released by the U.S. Census Bureau and data shows that more than 5% of Arkansans were undercounted. One of the major implications of this error is a substantial loss in federal funding.

The local band Modeling recently released their fist full-length album, titled Somewhere Before. The band's Connor, Ryan and Quinn Brogan recently came to the Carver Center for Public Radio to talk about the album, and the local release show, which is set for tonight at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville.

Dr. P.J. Broadfoot, an internationally-known expert on alternative and integrative veterinary care who operates a clinic in Van Buren, Arkansas, provides state-of-the-art guidance on life extension for dogs and cats.

Writer and University of Arkansas graduate, J. Bailey Hutchinson discusses her prize-winning poetry collection "Gut".