The English language can be difficult to learn. Our Militant Grammarian Katherine Shurlds returns to offer us some examples of how a word's position in a sentence can completely change the meaning or intent.

Officials with Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport and Frontier Airlines on Monday announced new non-stop routes to Denver. The route is the first entry into XNA for the airline, and flights will connect to Denver Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.

For the first time in six years, the Fayetteville Council of Neighborhoods, now called the Neighborhood Interest Forum , has met. Mayor Lioneld Jordan has brought the group of residents together to hear the interests and concerns of various neighborhoods in the city. We attend the first meeting of the council to learn more.

Earlier this spring, the University of Arkansas hosted a conference dedicated to Jewish contributions to Middle Eastern music. Two of the scholars involved, Chris Silver from McGill University and Jonathan Glasser from the College of William and Mary, stopped by our studios during the conference to talk about how they became interested in the subject.

Arkansas voters are never predictable. This week, political columnist John Brummett discusses voters' lack of philosophical consistency with Roby Brock from our content partner Talk Business and Politics .

Melissa Terry has become nationally recognized for her programming on school food waste reduction and recovery. Terry, a sustainable food policy expert at the University of Arkansas, recently was awarded EPA grant funding to nationally field test a K-12 school food waste curriculum , based on research she's conducted in collaboration with Fayetteville elementary and middle school kids.

Last week, Washington Post White House correspondent Josh Dawsey was on the University of Arkansas campus to deliver the 2019 Roy Reed Lecture. He has covered the Trump Administration, and he even won an award from the White House Correspondents Association for his coverage of a story regarding a colorful remark by the President. Before his lecture in Fayetteville, he stopped by to talk to us about covering that and other stories of the current presidential administration.

A new study finds 82 percent of foster children in Arkansas are being placed with family members. The report “Keeping Kids in Families: Trends in Placement of Young People in Foster Care in the United States” was released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation as part of its KIDS COUNT project.

In 1982, the state of Idaho adopted a law allowing cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs and stop lights as stop signs. Now, Arkansas has done the same. A program manager with BikeNWA explains why the measure makes sense on the road.

Becca Martin Brown, features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , tells us about the Better World Mural, being unveiled this weekend at Terra Studios. She also gives us some other entertainment options for the coming week.