Fayetteville

Tommie Flowers Davis gathered signatures to protect the Fayetteville neighborhood she grew up in. The City Council unanimously approved the Black Historic District on Aug. 4.

Fayetteville's Yvonne Richardson Community Center reopens after a bond-funded expansion that adds a teaching kitchen, classrooms, a new maple court, plus a front porch facing the neighborhood.

Kevin Kinder traces Fayetteville's live music history for the next Ozarks at Small talk, from a 1957 campaign gig at George's Majestic Lounge to a city law that kept music off Dickson Street.

Fayetteville's City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to add noise limits, water and energy caps and stiffer penalties to its data center ordinance. Council member Scott Berna calls it model legislation.

Artist and professor of graphic design at the University of Arkansas Fort Smith Bryan Alexis unveils a new mural in Fayetteville’s South Yard.

On today's show, teaching associate professor of political science at the University of Arkansas John C. Davis discusses this year's midterm primary elections. Also, new developments in Fayetteville's South Yard.

Fayetteville has opened an emergency cooling center this week as extreme heat grips the region, while area hospitals report more cases of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heatstroke.

Volunteer-led organization Fayetteville Strong's Clark Eckels and Rebecca DeClerk, as well as community member Stockton Pyle, discuss their work placing wooden benches at public bus stops around Fayetteville as the city's public transit system grows.

Fayetteville City Council passed an ordinance restricting non-disclosure agreements for city employees, following concerns tied to drone maker Swarm Aero.

A new documentary premiering in Bentonville tells the story of Aaron "Rock" Van Winkle, a formerly enslaved man whose lumber built homes and landmarks across Northwest Arkansas, including Old Main.