Alma filmmaker Gavin Webb explores ghost stories across the state in "Haunted Arkansas," a 10-part series debuting on Amazon ...

After touring this Arkansas cavern full of whimsical natural formations such as stalagmites and flowstones, pan for gems so you can leave with a souvenir.

The must-see attractions in Arkansas earned their popularity for a reason. Sometimes, it's a beautiful view, sometimes it's a historic site, or sometimes it's an experience you won't find anywhere ...

Nestled in the embrace of the Ozark Mountains like a precious antique in a velvet-lined jewelry box, Eureka Springs stands as a testament to what happens when nature and Victorian architecture decide ...

These 8 delightful communities offer budget-friendly living with stunning natural beauty! Heber Springs sits like a jewel on the shores of Greers Ferry Lake, offering water views that would cost a ...

Don’t forget your camera for this one-of-a-kind tour. While driving through the Ozark Mountains you’ll see signs for cave tours popping up along the highways, byways, and through tourist towns. But ...

Attorney General Tim Griffin’s office donated nearly $6,000 to work with Othram Labs to help identify human remains found in ...

David García Ferretis will be opening his new restaurant called Totem in downtown Colorado Springs on Friday. The restaurant is a sister restaurant of his very successful restaurant in Mazatlan. The ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The Spa City will be full of fall fun this Saturday as The Saratoga Springs Downtown Business Association (DBA) holds its annual Fall Festival, featuring trick-or-treating ...

BENTONVILLE -- The city will celebrate finishing an approximately quarter-mile brick-lined, pedestrian-only walkway in the heart of downtown next month after about two years of construction. David ...

The 15th annual Zombie Walk is back in downtown Fayetteville on Friday, Oct. 24, promising ghoulish fun for all ages. The Cool Springs District announced that this year's event, which runs from 6-10 p ...

HOT SPRINGS -- A Hot Springs man who falsely reported his 6-year-old son missing last summer, prompting a multi-agency search, was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday after a two-day hearing.