A new listening room in Fayetteville launches a spring concert series tonight with Billy Joe Shaver.

Punk rock, psychedelic rock, folk, big band and more music is available throughout northwest Arkansas in the next few days.

A Wednesday roundup includes a rise in Arkansans' personal income in 2016, more debate about concealed-carry and the next phase of a GIF scandal.

A dedicated all-volunteer staff of veterans is bringing the flagging American Legion Shelton Craft Tucker Post 27 in South Fayetteville to attention. (Correction: The Legion Post's benefit fish fry costs $10 per plate.)

The Cane Hill Restoration Association brought in a crane this week to take down a steel mill wheel that was installed in 1907. They will be rebuilding and restoring the wheel so it can be displayed near the mill's foundation along Highway 45. Eventually the Restoration Association hopes to bring Historic Cane Hill onboard to rebuild the mill entirely.

The "ought' is simple, says our Militiant Grammarian. Just pick the right way out of eight possible ways to say the letters. MUSIC: "I Love Lucy" Paquito D'Rivera

We asked our Tech Ambassador Tyrel Denison is it is easy to stay safe and secure online. He says yes...and no. MUSIC: "Somebody's Watching Me" Rockwell

A Tuesday roundup includes: the latest debates at the Arkansas Legislature include special elections and highways, a new scholarship program at the University of Arkansas and an upcoming visit from J.D. Vance.

John Brummett, a political writer for the Arkansas-Democrat Gazette, talks to Roby Brock about the biggest conversations for both federal and state lawmakers. MUSIC: "The Wild West Theme" Dominick Hauser

The Cherokee Nation and state of Oklahoma have temporarily restrained Sequoyah Fuels Corporation from burying tons of stockpiled nuclear processing waste on the company's defunct factory site in Gore, Oklahoma. The plaintiffs say doing so will imperil two major watersheds shared by the states of Arkansas and Oklahoma.