A new set of photographs at the Peel Mansion lets visitors see pre-dammed White River life.

An amendment to a campus carry bill is added and tort reform moves along.

For four decades, Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families has provided research and advocacy to promote reforms that have improved children’s lives. The nonprofit's successes include a major overhaul of the state's juvenile justice system and the creation of ARKids First. The organization's signature fundraiser, Soup Sunday, is this weekend at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers.

Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics discusses the loss of 250 jobs with the exit of Trane from Fort Smith and the latest acquisition by Walmart.

Border Cantos: Sight & Sound Explorations from the Mexican-American Border is a collaboration between American photographer Richard Misrach and Mexican-American sculptor and composer Guillermo Galindo. This exhibition, which is comprised of about 80 works of photography, sculpture and found objects, explores the complex issues surrounding the United States-Mexico border. It opens Feb. 18 and will be on view through April 24.

Our Thursday archive includes part of an interview Dick Gregory, the comedian and activist, gave us twenty years ago this week.

Last week, Lisa D'Amour, author of Detroit, discussed the play and her anticipation to see the TheatreSquared production this month. The conversation, which also included Bob Ford from T2, was recorded at the Fayetteville Public Library.

This week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report examines an Arkansas Business Hall of Fame career and the chances self-driving trucks will be on Arkansas highways soon.

A tourism official is worried a bill concerning bathrooms in Arkansas could cost the state millions of dollars.

Legislation allowing licensed college faculty and staff to carry concealed guns continues to move forward.