Michael Tilley, from Talk Business and Politics , says the continuing rise in home sales in northwest Arkansas outpaces predictions.

The annual Purple Hull Pea Festival in Emerson, Arkansas includes tiller races. Fifteen years ago we learned more about the sport.

We captured a bit of sound this week in south Fayetteville and want you ears for help.

In our weekly look at upcoming musical attractions, we get a healthy dose of pop, rock, folk and more.

A Wednesday roundup: a lawsuit challenges new Arkansas laws about abortion, update expected on SEFOR and the Naturals keep winning.

Rex Nelson, with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, talks to Roby Brock with our partner Talk Business and Politics , about the latest surrounding GIF money and highway funding.

A crowd of enthusiastic Springdale downtown residents gathered to discuss culturally sensitive ecological improvements to the downtown corridor's green space, part of the city's ambitious downtown 2015 Master Plan. The meeting was facilitated by the Springdale Downtown Alliance , with landscape architects from the Ecological Design Group laying out groundwork concepts for stakeholder discussion. Mayor Doug Sprouse, who's guided and supported the downtown master planning process, was also on hand

When the Obama administration announced a policy in 2014 that loosened sanctions on travel to Cuba, Arkansas trade leaders jumped at the potential opportunity to trade with the island nation. The immense interest, which led Arkansas to send several delegations to Cuba, has to do with the Natural State's production of rice and poultry, which are staples of the Cuban diet. Now, President Donald Trump announced a reversal on some of the Obama administration's policies toward Cuba taking a tougher

The monthly Last Saturday Variety Show in Fayetteville includes poetry, music, performance, comedy and catfish. With no stops.

There is no consensus regarding our semi-mystery sound. But all votes point to some kind of amphibian.