Jack Travis

Hopping on a trail in northwest Arkansas usually means lacing up your hiking boots, but in Siloam Springs, a new trail offers a different experience, one better done with a paddle.

KUAF is benefiting from some new help, just not in the form that you're used to or might think. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis will tell us more about Karen Kilroy's award-winning project, KUAF's AI-powered intern.

The Special Olympics Arkansas Summer Games take place this Thursday through Saturday in Searcy.

May is National Pet Month and Ozarks at Large is on it. Jack Travis attended a Pawpalooza last weekend to bring us this report.

Kellams: Fayetteville's upper Ramble will see some more foot traffic this weekend, and plenty of those feet will be accompanied by a pair of wheels.

Kaylee Cook is a first-year Ph.D. student at Princeton University and completed her master's degree at the University of Missouri in Columbia.

Next month, Riverfront Park in North Little Rock will come alive with traditions from every corner of Arkansas. The Arkansas Folklife Festival is June 26-28.

This is Ozarks at Large. The expansion at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville will open to the public this weekend.

Many children in Arkansas lack the medical insurance required for the care they need, according to a new report from Georgetown University's Center for Children and Families.

In the southeast part of Fayetteville, behind the Washington County Historic Courthouse in the valley below Mount Sequoyah, people have a new place to gather.