As the population ages, Arkansas hospice services are mapping out the ways to expand their reach.

A mental evaluation for Brian Hyatt is set to be reveal Jan. 12 and will finally determine whether he is fit to stand trial.

Chandler Wilson Carroll pleaded guilty to collecting $2.1 million and spending the money on cars, a house and jewelry.

An election battle for a circuit judge position has made it to the courts for one candidate.

The closure of the Center for Arkansas Legal Services will mean six-figure savings, but more work for Arkansas Legal Aid.

The case stemmed from last December when Chief Justice-elect Baker walked through several AOC areas and entered individual offices. 

Officials said Joseph Schwartz, the former owner of Skyline Healthcare, still owes restitution in Arkansas, as well.

The Bentonville-based company has spent $118 million this year to buy three shopping centers, joining a trend of retailers becoming landlords rather than just tenants.

With the anticipated rise in annual cancer cases for Southern Arkansans next year, CARTI is thankful that the doors on its new facility in El Dorado are finally open.

A unique legal case out of Jonesboro has a heart surgeon pitted against the lawyers of a former colleague, alleging defamation.

A contentious lawsuit between two former law partners has finally concluded.

After posting a $7.46 million loss in 2024, Delta Dental of Arkansas is launching new ventures to address the state’s oral health crisis.

The affiliation aims to cut costs, expand innovation and strengthen stability amid rising health care expenses.

LexMed uses artificial intelligence to help lawyers handle Social Security disability claims.

Oregon-based Cambia, which serves 3.6 million people, has pursued similar affiliations elsewhere to unify operations and share best practices.

While he has braced UAMS against the impact of tariffs and expiring tax credits, Barnes has also devised a plan to expand the medical institution instead of simply cutting costs.

The North Little Rock firm alleges that John Harris made $5 million in unauthorized purchases, doctored receipts and intimidated employees.

Failing to pay back their crop loans to their lenders is just one of the reasons this Desha County farm is in legal hot water.

Uncertainty over federal legislation and expiring tax credits adds pressure, even as systems invest millions in expansions, new technology and AI to improve care and efficiency.

The difficulties facing Helms Dairy illustrate the challenges for dairy farmers operating in today’s environment with ever-rising costs and a market that hasn’t kept pace.