Scott Loftis

A Missouri woman who reportedly confessed to killing a Eureka Springs woman in January is back in local custody after being sentenced to life in prison for a separate slaying in Missouri.

Voters in the Green Forest School District have approved a 6-mill tax increase to help finance the construction of a new building to house students in grades 7-12.

A Texas laboratory that specializes in using cutting-edge DNA techniques is working to identify human remains found near Eureka Springs in December 2024.

The Eureka Springs City Council used a series of votes to accept the resignation of its city clerk treasurer and create a new position to help with that position's evolving duties.

Senior centers across Northwest Arkansas — including the Carroll County Senior Activity and Wellness Center in Berryville — are at risk of closure, according to Our Healthy Communities Inc., the Rogers-based nonprofit that oversees the centers.

The Arkansas Supreme Court sided with a Holiday Island business owner in a decision last week that reversed a local court ruling.

A Missouri woman who is charged with capital murder in the shooting death of a Eureka Springs woman in January 2025 appeared in court Monday, Dec. 1, in Berryville, but did not enter a plea.

The Carroll County Quorum Court approved the county's 2026 budget at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 16.

A Huntsville man with connections to youth ministries was arrested by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office in late May and extradited to Texas on felony charges of indecency with a child by sexual contact.

Eureka Springs City Council member Harry Meyer pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of criminal mischief Monday, Aug. 10, in Carroll County Circuit Court