The sole manufacturer of the yellow fever vaccine in the U.S. will not be producing the vaccine until it transitions to its new facility next year. This may complicate travel for students and faculty at the University of Arkansas. The manufacturer is working with the FDA to make another vaccine available in the U.S., but it will only be available at select clinics. You can locate a clinic in your area here .

A team of six from the Sebastian County Sheriff's Office left Tuesday morning to help with disaster relief in the Houston area in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. We hear from Sheriff Bill Hollenbeck about why he felt it was necessary to quickly respond to requests for assistance.

Pastor Clint Schnekloth offers four books for fall reading: The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss Giant of the Senate by Al Franken Wittenberg Meets the World: Reimagining the Reformation at the Margins by Alberto Garcia and John Nunes The Potlicker Papers: A Food History of the Modern South by John Edge. MUSIC: "Cornbread and Butterbeans" Carolina Chocolate Drops

A crew of Arkansas Forestry Commission firefighters are back in Arkansas after spending 28 days battling wildfires in Montana.

The Rogers Experimental House is an experimental community center. It gives local residents a place to work on their creative projects. The center is located at a temporary space in downtown Rogers. A long-term goal of the founders is to create a permanent home.

In this edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report , we hear how the University of Arkansas will invest nearly $3 million to upgrade the National Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission, located in Fayetteville. Also, one Arkansas-based bank acquires another.

The City of Bella Vista has hired a consulting company from Kansas City to help create a comprehensive plan for the future as the city’s population grows larger and younger every year. City leaders and residents agree on several things: Bella Vista’s natural setting is an asset that needs to be maintained despite growth, Highway 71 is currently the heart of the city and also one of its biggest challenges, and Bella Vista needs more economic development to accommodate its changing population.

In this week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report , Roby Brock talks with Congressman Steve Womack about the job Congress is doing and more.

While checkers might not be chess, it is a game of strategy with levels of skill. This weekend the Arkansas state champion will be crowned in Fort Smith.

Republic of the Marshall Islands resident, Tony de Brum died Monday, in the capital city of Majuro, at the age of 72. De Brum, a Tuvala native, was instrumental in securing independence for the island nation, in 1979, as well as a Compact of Free Association with the U.S. Government. De Brum had an enduring distinguished political career, serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Finance, and Minister of Health and the Environment for the RMI. He often spent time in the Arkansas Ozarks