The lawsuit challenges the decision to move thousands of predominantly Black voters out of the 2nd District in central Arkansas by splitting up heavily Democratic Pulaski County. read more >
The 64,000-SF playground features an open-air pavilion, paths connecting to existing facilities in the park and rubber and turf surfaces ensuring no physical barriers for people using wheelchairs. read more >
The partnership will provide funds to select community-based entities for supportive and preventive services. read more >
The project, long a goal of County Judge Barry Hyde and County Attorney Adam Fogleman, is expected to be completed next year. read more >
In the last two years, eight major distribution and logistics projects have been announced in the greater Little Rock area. read more >
The state Supreme Court's dissent cites past shortcomings the commission has exhibited. read more >
Job growth is running at a slightly slower pace than the national average, but the region has advantages in other areas. read more >
The processing plant would employ about 50 people. read more >
An affiliate of EB Real Estate Group bought the 320-unit McCain Park Apartments from an affiliate of Rhodium Capital Advisors. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson says he'll make a decision next week about whether to sign the measure. read more >
The proposal would split up the state’s most populous and heavily Democratic county. read more >
Two Arkansas counties have sued Walmart Inc. over allegations that the Bentonville retailer contributed to the opioid epidemic by failing to maintain tight controls when filling opioid prescriptions. read more >
Pulaski County has given green building projects a lucrative green light, and developers of a west Little Rock apartment project have hit the accelerator. read more >
As the Arkansas Public Service Commission wrangles over rules for putting home-generated electricity onto the grid, the biggest news for Pulaski County may be that it could find a path to net metering despite Entergy’s opposition to its legal arguments. read more >
Pulaski County is taking three approaches to promote innovative energy conservation and aid the development of markets for energy and water conservation and renewable resource-distributed generation for our citizens. read more >
Little Rock advertising agency Eric Rob & Isaac has announced five new clients: Arkansas Heart Hospital, the Arkansas Heart Foundation, Arkansas Baptist Children’s Home, Blüm Telehealth and Pulaski County. read more >
Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde has been appointed to the National Association of Counties’ Justice & Public Safety Steering Committee. read more >
Home sales in Arkansas increased by more than 10 percent while the average price of those homes sold increased by more than three percent in May read more >
For the second quarter of 2014, Fort Smith remained the leading city on the Arkansas Tech Business Index. read more >
