Courtney Lanning says the new Netflix movie The Sea Beast, is a wonderful tale with animation that is as stunning as any other film you'll see.

As home and rent prices rise, centers are helping find affordable housing for those experiencing homelessness in the middle of Northwest Arkansas competitive market. While vacancy rates lower in the area, the housing stock accessible is limited to certain populations.

Arkansas Secretary of Health Jennifer Dilliha confirms the first case of monkeypox in Arkansas, but could not give more specifics about the location of the patient.

Candrice Jones used inspiration from her own adolescence and teenage years in Dermott, Arkansas to write Flex. The play is about young women becoming adults and embracing basketball and is on stage through July 17th at TheatreSquared.

In the latest Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, Paul Gatling speaks with First Community Bank Chairman and CEO Dale Cole to discuss the bank's history and growth strategy in the region.

Ozark Mission Project is a statewide nonprofit that works to meeting the needs of Arkansans in need by providing free home repair and building projects to those in need through the volunteer help of teenagers. A group of 60 students and adult leaders came together last week in Fayetteville to do more than two dozen projects.

A new book, Radical Practice, examines the work of Marlon Blackwell Architects. Published by Princeton Architectural Press, the volume includes photography from Tim Hursley and essays from several contributors.

The nonprofit Mt. Sequoyah Center in Fayetteville and Fenix Arts are collaborating on a new after-school arts program starting in late August designed to accommodate LGBTQ+ kids.

The new El Salvador Consulate provides critical services to the region's expanding Salvadorian population. We take a tour of the new government facility.

A new study from Bentonville-based Heartland Forward, Keepers of a Healthy Heartland: Strategies for Building a Robust Health Workforce, examines the reasons for and impact due to unfilled health care jobs in middle of the country, including places like northwest Arkansas. Ross DeVol, president and CEO of Heartland Forward, discusses the findings and solutions.