Canopy NWA, a refugee and resettlement nonprofit, sponsored a summer camp for teenage refugees empowering them to share their stories and life experiences.

Arkansas' largest bank is working with Google Cloud. What that relationship means is covered as part of this week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report.

Temperatures are dangerously high across the KUAF listening area. And according to Darby Bybee, chief meteorologist for 40/29 News, this heat wave could be one for the history books.

Saturday morning the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville will host Dr. Rebecca Webster to discuss how the Haudenosaunee Confederacy helped inspire the United States Constitution.

Research at the University of Arkansas is helping us understand better how animals interpret the world around them. Biological Sciences Assistant Professor Erica Westerman explains.

The June Lunch Hour in the KUAF lobby featured Honey Collective.

Tearing down a chicken house might seem as simple as pushing it over and cleaning up the remains, but Practice 360 is a conservation procedure meant to help close the structures and remediate soil. The University of Missouri and Enviroscapes Ecological Consulting are researching through a survey and interviews how Northwest Arkansas farmers use this program, what happens to their out-of-commission houses and why they stop farming poultry.

After a cool and wet spring, a flash drought has gripped portions of northwest Arkansas, southwest Missouri and northeast Oklahoma. We query a lead meteorologist as well as a U.S. Army Corp of Engineers hydrologist in charge of the White River System to assess current conditions and future risks.

Buckminster Fuller was an architect, entreprenuer and futurist. A new book, Inventor of the Future: The Visonary Life of Buckminster Fuller by Alec Nevala-Lee cosniders the complext life of the man.

Since 1985 Oklahoma Humanities has facilited the Sooner State's version of Let's Talk About It as a mutli-city book club. This fall the average Oklahoman is no more than 30 miles from a discussion.