Marty Cook

The $110 million factory project comes after an aggressive recruitment effort by state officials and local economic developers.

The Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act has delivered nearly $4.8 billion to Arkansas since 2022, fueling essential upgrades across highways, bridges, broadband, and clean water systems. The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) received $2.37 billion for road and bridge work, with additional funds supporting broadband, ports, and workforce development. ARDOT Director Lorie Tudor and Infrastructure Coordinator Becky Keogh emphasize the role of planning, with federal grants expanding Arkansas’ capabilities despite funding challenges. Key projects include the I-49 corridor and a new I-55 bridge, illustrating the transformative impact of this federal funding on Arkansas’ infrastructure.

The state's largest universities saw fall enrollment increase this year as each prepares for the coming enrollment cliff predicted to hit in 2026.

Pam Ferguson has been exploring Arkansas' outdoors from the seat of an all-terrain vehicle for four decades.

A Springdale self-storage complex sold for just shy of $4.7 million to a Denver investment group.

The end has been a long time coming, longer than many industry officials can remember, but the transportation world is appearing optimistic that the so-called freight recession may be winding down.

Vocational training for Arkansas' workforce got a huge boost when voters overwhelmingly passed a constitutional amendment on Nov. 5

Rogers Mayor Greg Hines wants to see his town become the true downtown of northwest Arkansas, and he believes the city's new unified development code is just the ticket.

The cleanup continues months after a tornado rampaged through the mountain bike trail system in northwest Arkansas.

Lorie Tudor's last day as director of the Arkansas Department of Transportation will be Jan. 10 and will mark the end of a true Arkansas success story.