Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Arkansas, faced more than 2,000 people at his town hall Wednesday evening in Springdale. Many of those in attendance expressed anger and frustration about issues ranging from the impending repeal of the Affordable Care Act to the proposed border wall with Mexico. You can listen to the full town hall below. It's been divided into two parts. Cotton began the town hall with the Pledge of Allegiance.

The Grammy-winning Third Coast Percussion Ensemble will be at Walton Arts Center this week, ready to expand how we think of percussion.

This weekend's slate of music performances ranges from rock and roll at Black Apple Crossing in Springdale and Warren's Rec Room in Alma, to symphonic works in Farmington.

A Wednesday roundup includes: a drug-testing bill for some in Arkansas moves forward, executions may be closer to resuming in Arkansas and debate continues over a proposed monument.

Roby Brock, with Talk Business and Politics, asks Senator Tom Cotton about tonight's town hall in Springdale and also about policy issues.

John Kelly, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, on Tuesday released two detailed enforcement implementation memos to fulfill President Trump’s executive order on immigration and border security. We talk with a local immigration attorney about the new guidelines.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, has a love for headlines that go wrong.

Fayetteville is considering a volunteer effort to establish a lifelong housing program.

Two proposals to have Arkansas endorsement for a convention of states failed in Little Rock, but another effort may be coming.

A new poll from Talk Business and Politics and Hendrix College indicates President Trump remains very popular in Arkansas.