Daniel McFadin

A new 12-month moratorium targeting data center development in Pulaski County could go before the Quorum Court's Agenda Committee Tuesday night.

The North Little Rock City Council voted down an ordinance Monday night that would have funded an actuarial study of the city's closed local police and fire pensions and relief funds.

The Central Arkansas Library System's board of directors finalized a recommendation committee on Thursday for the search to find its next executive director.

CABOT -- What do you do when the second largest winning Powerball ticket ever was bought in your city?

Leslie Blanchard, the head of collection development at the Central Arkansas Library System, says the amount that CALS pays third-party companies for digital versions of books has risen dramatically over the past two decades. In 2009, the "Simple Genius" audiobook was $23.98. In 2024, it was $80. In 2026, it's $102.

North Little Rock's chief financial officer submitted her resignation last week, the city confirmed Tuesday.

On March 23, 1975, a story in the Arkansas Gazette notified readers that earlier that month 70 of 73 people -- "an unusually large proportion of passing grades" -- had managed to pass the state bar exam.

Pulaski County's Treasurer has addressed the large scope of a proposed forensic audit of the county's finances and the lack of involvement of her office in preparing for it.

For Melissa Fults, Thursday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that it is not inherently illegal for marijuana users to possess a gun "should have happened a long time ago."

In 2007, while flying back to her home in Denver, Carlotta Walls LaNier pondered an exchange she'd just had during the 50th anniversary celebration of the Little Rock Nine's desegregation of Central High School.