A proposed polling place on the UAFS campus did not get approval. Michael Tilley, with our partner Talk Business and Politics, says it isn't clear why the site was rejected.

University of Arkansas law professor Annie Smith breaks down some of the myths and misconceptions around human trafficking.

Welcoming Week NWA is designed to make the region more inclusive and raise the diversity of northwest Arkansas. Monica Kumar and Margot Lemaster, two driving forces behind Welcoming Week NWA, tell us it is about creating a sense of belonging.

Jennifer Koh was awarded the Grammy for Best Instrumental Solo. But she is also an amazing collaborator. She preforms tonight at The Momentary at 8:00.

Becca Martin Brown, the features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, gives us a list of history-tinged events set for the weekend. Pioneer Days will take place in St. Paul, Medieval-themed items can be found in West Fork and the Rogers Historical Museum celebrates a long-ago wonderment.

A new, live-action Pinocchio is available today on Disney+. Courtney Lanning says this new version never gets close to having a soul.

As housing developments, individual living structures and complexes are built in Northwest Arkansas, housing issues persist. Crystal Bridges’ Architecture at Home exhibition shows the perspective of five architectural firms with the goal of starting conversations on rethinking ideas of housing, customization and what creates a home.

On today's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal we hear from Glen Howie, Arkansas' State Broadband Director, who is marking where the state is and how it can improve internet connectivity.

Dr. Atul Kathari, the medical director of outbreak prevention and response branch at the Arkansas Department of Health, shares the status and expectations of monkeypox in Arkansas.

The next seven days of live music offerings include a Grammy-winning classical violinist, a few record release shows, and a smattering of soul, blues, country, rock and more.