Michael Tilley

A “combined operations” between the Little Rock-based accounting firms of Landmark CPAs and Garland & Greenwood CPAs will create a company with more than 200 employees in Arkansas and 16 in Arizona. The deal is set to be effective Jan. 1, 2025.

Fort Smith City Administrator Carl Geffken speaks Monday (Sept. 9) during a public hearing about a federal consent decree faced by the city.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump met Tuesday (Sept. 10) for the first – and likely only – debate just 56 days before the general election, and just a few days before early voting begins in many states.

It was the early 2000s, and it seemed like every other person in Northwest Arkansas with a hammer and a tape measure was a home builder.

Royal Ridge Construction has received Fort Smith Planning Commission approval for a new 74-lot residential subdivision on 23.5 acres near the Old 71 South Road and Spring Mountain Road in...

Larry Price’s body was photographed Aug. 29, 2021, after being pronounced dead at the Mercy Fort Smith hospital.

Talk Business and Politics' Michael Tilley Joins Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams to discuss headlines from around the Fort Smith area, such as the

Mark Power, who has been part of fundraising efforts at the University of Arkansas since 2001, is proud of his 23 years of work that has helped raise billions of dollars for the university. He’s also quick to note there is yet more that needs to be done.

The Fort Smith Board of Directors voted unanimously Tuesday (Sept. 17) to allow city administration to negotiate for better terms under what has been a costly federal consent decree mandating more than $600 million in sewer system improvements.

Diana Sims officially owns the former Carnegie Library building that most recently housed a television company and her early plans are to work toward restoring the building to its days...