Robin Lundstrum

The revival of AQ Chicken House is still on schedule, though it will not be the same as many locals remember. read more >

The legal stink over Waste Management Inc.’s Eco-Vista Landfill in Tontitown is headed for court as the state analyzes a set of air toxin tests. read more >

Arkansas voters overwhelmingly approved using lottery funds for vocational scholarships, enhancing workforce development in high-demand trades. read more >

Both Arkansas icons, Coy’s opened in 1945 and AQ in 1947. read more >

Arkansas lawmakers make the state the first to ban gender confirming treatments and surgery for transgender youth, enacting the prohibition over the governor's objections. read more >

Gov. Asa Hutchinson vetoes legislation that would have made his state the first to ban gender confirming treatments or surgery for transgender youth. read more >

The Arkansas Legislative Council approves allocating more federal money to meet up to $147.7 million in grant requests made by small businesses under the "Arkansas Ready for Business" program. read more >

As the minimum wage for Arkansas is raised, the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and the Arkansas Hospitality Association fear increasing costs. read more >

A Republican lawmaker in Arkansas, which has some of the strictest abortion prohibitions in the country, wants the state to go even further with a measure that would prohibit the procedure 18 weeks into a pregnancy. read more >

More Arkansas investors will soon have more options for putting their money to work. read more >

A bill that would decrease the number of weeks laid-off employees could receive unemployment benefits passed in the House 62-26 on Wednesday. read more >

Arkansans who apply for certain job-training benefits and other family aid could be required to take a drug test under a proposal endorsed by a House committee on Thursday. read more >

Arkansas Republicans have re-elected each of their five state officers during the annual winter meeting. read more >