Jack Travis

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.

A few years ago, Arkansas changed how individuals and organizations with solar panel arrays are compensated for the energy they generate for the grid.

XNA continues to grow, from the number of passengers to the direct flights, even the ways to spend time in Northwest Arkansas National Airport's terminal.

Six students from Northwest Arkansas are traveling to Korea to test a robot they built from LEGO bricks. They'll be competing against other teams from around the world.

Visit Bentonville has a new suggestion for how to spend time exploring their city. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis takes us on a scenic bike route through the heart of Bentonville.

Arkansas is a state rich in cultural diversity. From music to craft to food, the natural state is home to many unique traditions.

Craft is a big deal in Arkansas. Each fall, the entire state comes alive with craft fairs featuring makers from every corner showing off their wares, often wares made in their own backyards.

Farming is more than a $20 billion industry in Arkansas. So it tracks that an Arkansas family owned farm operating out of Conway would make their way to the Folklife Festival in North Little Rock.

The Jones Center's got some new additions this summer. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis takes us to Springdale to explore the center's new volunteer-driven rain garden, plus a nostalgic snack at Pearlsnap Picnic.