Kyle Massey

If what matters in the end is the memories you create, Jim Johnson, the advertising artist who put the J in Little Rock advertising firm CJRW, left this world a far richer place.

When the announced in August that it would take donations from the public to bolster its journalism, it didn't surprise Arkansas Times Publisher Alan Leveritt.

Arkansas Business published a 50th birthday report on Arkansas Nuclear One in July 2023 , marking 50 years since Unit 1 of the state's only nuclear power station was licensed for testing.

After 10 painstaking years, planners working to build a $4 billion facility to turn natural gas into liquid fuel in Jefferson County have a full-scale model to show skeptics.

Ted L. Snider, who started the Arkansas Radio Network and the Razorback Sports Network on his way to winning the Arkansas Broadcasters Association 's pioneer award, is dead at 96.

Battery ingredient company Standard Lithium Ltd. secured an expected $225 million federal grant to build a commercial lithium production facility near Lewisville.

Hospitals in Arkansas and nationwide are cautiously optimistic about financial recovery in 2025, though challenges like insurance battles, revenue growth, and staffing shortages persist.

Entegrity powers Fort Smith solar projects, including a 1MW array aiding low-income residents. Challenges loom as Arkansas' net-metering rules change.

A federal legal battle has held up long-awaited rules to update the Community Reinvestment Act for nearly a year, leaving banks in uncertainty.

Arkansas' “outlaw” radio star, Tommy Smith, is back on the airwaves, back on the wagon and back on the road.