The next generation of leadership is ready to take the chair at Murphy USA, one of the largest public companies in the state.

Wolverton will lead the newsrooms in Little Rock and Fayetteville in a newly created position designed to focus on long-term strategy while managing editors handle daily operations.

With coal and natural gas on the decline for energy sources, nuclear power plants have become more of a consideration as the years go by. A new study funded by Arkansas lawmakers looks to assess the risks of going nuclear.

Clark Johnson and Larry Watts discuss the financial intricacies of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in an attempt to simplify the thousand-page doctrine for those concerned about tax changes.

Standard Lithium and Equinor’s joint venture reports top U.S. lithium brine grades in Texas, strengthening plans alongside Arkansas operations.

Arkansas’ utilities are racing to keep up with soaring electricity demand, but some power projects face scrutiny from regulators and questions about whether they meet new state law requirements.

Broadcasters Ed Buckner, Sid King and more enter the Hall of Fame, many nominated by their family in the industry.

Southwest Power Pool and Midcontinent Independent System Operator are advancing major transmission projects. But the latter faces resistance from several states, including Arkansas, over concerns about its project’s benefits.

Decades of vision and investment from Joe Fox, Anita Davis and others turned Little Rock’s SoMa into one of the city’s most vibrant districts.

The grocery chain ALDI is expanding in Arkansas, bringing new stores to Mountain Home, Russellville, Searcy, Sherwood and North Little Rock.

The project promises jobs, solar power and a potentially historic economic boost for Arkansas.

She juggles running a dozen businesses while also serving as Sharp County coroner and as a reserve sheriff’s deputy.

Former Arkansas news leaders warn that Nexstar’s $6.2B Tegna merger could shrink newsrooms, reduce watchdog reporting and hurt TV journalism jobs.

The case against the Fayetteville company is perhaps the first of its kind in the U.S., with wider legal, political and investor fallout looming.

Longtime Fox 16 sportscaster Wess Moore launched a new digital sports product over the weekend, Moore Sports.

A Chicago developer is close to approval for a $600 million solar farm in Lonoke County that could power 70,000 homes.

Arkansas officials are banking on two massive “megasites” to land billion-dollar projects that could reshape the state’s economy.

With coal plants set to close, Entergy Arkansas plans new gas generation near Redfield while some push for a shift to renewable pine pellets.

A “wall of wood” and shrinking markets are keeping Arkansas timber prices at historic lows, forcing landowners to rethink forest management.

The utilities proposed requiring liability insurance policies of up to $10 million for customers connecting their own power generation sources to the grid.