Michael Tilley, from Talk Business and Politics , discusses today's announcement from Walmart that the retailers will start doorstep delivery.

The New Design School , a nonprofit graphic design institute operating in Fayetteville for over a decade, is searching for a new permanent home. Presently sharing creative space with Startup Junkie on the second floor of 1 East Center Street on the town square, school founder, Sonia Gutierrez hopes to lease a portion of the historic Walker-Stone house.

Tax collections for the four largest cities in northwest Arkansas set a record for the month of May. Michael Tilley with Talk Business and Politics has more. MUSIC:, "NorthernLites" Klimeks

Whether its jazz, hard rock, blues, folk, or a pop superstar, there are opportunities to see live music in the next few days.

UPDATE May 31, 2:21 p.m.: The June 3 concert has been moved to the Chancellor Hotel in downtown Fayetteville in anticipation of rain Saturday evening. June 3 at Mount Sequoyah the next installment of the Auditorium 51 Concert Series will feature performances by Smooth Hound Smith and Dana Louise. In addition to music, the event includes free lawn games and a pet food drive.

The annual list of Arkansas' Most Endangered Places includes cemeteries, graveyards and burial grounds statewide.

A Wednesday roundup: Senator Tom Cotton says the Senate is taking time to construct a healthcare plan and tax revenue is up in northwest Arkansas. MUSIC: "44 Blues" T-Model Ford

Roby Brock with our partner Talk Business and Politics moderated a political discussion about Arkansas finances. His guests included State Representative Joe Jett.

UAMS Northwest was awarded a $2.1 million dollar grant to combat diabetes in the Marshallese community. The study will be implemented within Marshallese churches. We talk with a Marshallese senior project manager about the endeavor.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, helps us with one of the legendary grammatical stumbling blocks...sit versus set.