According to research by a University of Arkansas biologist, a recently-discovered species of ebolavirus may be more widespread than previously thought. The ebolavirus species, named Bombali , is one of two currently not known to infect humans.

The New Beginnings Bridge Housing Community will be the region’s first bridge housing community. Designed by the University of Arkansas Community Design Center and located in south Fayetteville, the goal of this new project is to provide transitional housing for the homeless population in the region.

The New Theater, which opened in Fort Smith in 1911, has been vacant for decades. Now, the historic venue, which once hosted Shirley Temple, Mary Astor, George Arliss, and others, is being restored to its former glory. We learn about the project and what 64.6 Downtown, the building's new owners, are planning to do with the space.

Katherine Shurlds, our Militant Grammarian, returns to help us understand the differences between nicknames, pseudonyms, and sobriquets.

Autism in Motion , located on Garland Avenue in Fayetteville, uses Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy and functional communication methods to help children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders to better assimilate.

Anthony Townsend is an internationally-recognized author and expert on urbanization and digital trends. When he was recently in Fayetteville to talk at the University of Arkansas campus, he stopped by our studios to talk about planning for digital infrastructure and he explain the concept of a "smart city."

Since opening in its current home 12 years ago, the Bentonville Public Library's physical collections have grown 120%. To properly store its 143,760 items, the library is installing additional shelving this week.

Fayetteville High School is testing some new menu options ahead of the 2019-2020 school year. We speak with Ally Mrachek, director of child nutrition at Fayetteville Public Schools , to learn about some of the new food options for students.

Fayetteville-based band The Good Fear's newest album is called Long Gone, Brand New . The record was released this week on vinyl just in time for Record Store Day April 13.

Women and girls, ages 16 and older, are invited to attend an orientation Apr. 22 at the Center for Nonprofits in Rogers on the fundamentals of building homes for Habitat for Humanity low-income families. No experience is required, and registration is requested.