We continue our series of visiting scholar conversations this week with a discussion about the evolution of legal ethics in the United States. Michael Ariens is writing a book on the subject.

A Thursday roundup includes new numbers from the US Census Bureau regarding the continued growth for northwest Arkansas' population.

The Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas is collaborating with the University of Arkansas’s Forest Resources Center in Monticello on a $250,000 grant project funded by USDA Forest Service Wood Innovations program to source sustainable foundational construction materials to promote forest health.

Agricultural Law is more than crop insurance.

Governor Asa Hutchinson announced this morning he signed legislation expanding where properly-trained concealed carry permit owners are allowed to take their guns.

The Center for Art and Education in Van Buren is in the middle of a fundraising campaign to pay for the work they have in store for their new location on Main Street in the city's downtown where revitalization efforts are underway.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, examines "like" and "as if."

Although there may be a certain lull in the area because of spring break, there are still options to see live music this weekend.

A Wednesday roundup includes conversations in the Arkansas Legislature about the death penalty.

John Brummett, with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, recalls his connections with legendary writer Jimmy Breslin.