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Bates, Arkansas State Press co-founder, was a mentor to the students who integrated Little Rock Central High School in 1957.
Arkansas native Jaylen Smith has made history as the youngest Black mayor ever to be elected in the country.
Charles Robinson, interim chancellor since August 2021, was elected as the University of Arkansas' first Black chancellor.
Voters in five states are deciding on Election Day whether to approve recreational marijuana, a move that could signal a…
Arkansas gubernatorial Democratic nominee Chris Jones closes the gap against Republican Sarah Huckabee Sanders ahead of the midterm election.
Three Arkansas law enforcement officers were suspended Sunday following social media outrage over a video that shows a suspect being…
The Little Rock Board of Directors has voted to temporarily halt the granting of permits for the area made famous…
The National Association of Colored Women's Clubs will celebrate its 126th anniversary in Little Rock this month.
The Latimore Tourist Home was one of the places that provided overnight accommodations to Black Americans traveling in the South.
Guyana-born Brigadier-General Leland Tony Shepherd has made history as the first Black man to command the Arkansas Army National Guard.Â
Opera in the Rock's season begins in September with its "Masked Gala," featuring acclaimed mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves.
Beverly Burkett and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Small Farm Program want to keep those Black farms in…
Here's what to watch in Tuesday’s 2022 primary elections in Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Texas and Minnesota.
Deborah McBride, the late inmate’s mother, said her teenage son had a normal life expectancy before dying in jail last…
It took trips over state lines, navigating roads and laws, for a South Dakota mother of two to get abortion…
I love Black Twitter. I love the way it can mine a wheelbarrow worth of golden humor from a mountain…
An Arkansas couple married for 82-years has been honored for being the longest-married couple in the state.Â
A traveling pop-up art exhibition, 'And the Beat Don't Stop: 50 Years of Hip-Hop,' is open at Little Rock's Mosaic…
Nelson Hackett fled Fayetteville, Arkansas, on horseback in July 1841 seeking freedom in Canada, but he was extradited.
Arkansas sheriff claims he said ‘nothing racial’ about Black peopleÂ