One of the workshops held this month by Compassion Fayetteville as part of Fayetteville's Black History Month celebration focuses on how the white community should approach becoming involved in black movements like Black Lives Matter.

A work at the ACO was vandalized earlier this month. MUSIC "Senseless" Maya Jane Coles

The Arkansas Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday morning about whether municipal civil rights ordinances which ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity violate state law. University of Arkansas associate law professor Danielle Weatherby weighs in.

Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics helps us navigate through legislation that would change were some wine can be purchased in Arkansas. He also discusses a new project developed with builders and the Fort Smith School District.

This month, Bayer Pharmaceutical is launching an initiative in Fort Smith to get as many people named "Smith" in the city to carry aspirin in an attempt to lower the rate of heart attack deaths in the city. to find out more, you can visit TheHeroSmiths.com .

This week's report from the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal offers a preview of the 2017 economy and a rewind on two of Arkansas' largest companies' latest developments.

Can protests be a form of spirituality? Pastor Clint Schnekloth says yes.

The Don Tyson School of Innovation opened in 2014 at the Jones Center. Last fall, the school moved to a newly-constructed campus in east Springdale. Today, faculty, students and local dignitaries attended a dedication ceremony.

Governor Asa Hutchinson signed into law a new formula for providing higher education funding in Arkansas.

Our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, is back with a list of words many of us are probably using incorrectly. MUSIC: "Ironic" Alanis Morissette