Arkansas

The sleuthing story first written by Sheli Poole and published on MySaline.com told the story of how it appeared that Buc-ee's would be making its first location in Arkansas near Little Rock, turns out that information was correct, the world-famous gigantic Beaver-infested travel center is indeed coming to central Arkansas.

The Total Eclipse 2024 is coming and with its path directly over Arkansas, we all know that there is expected to be a high number of visitors coming into the state. ARDOT is estimating between 300,000 to 1.5 million people coming into the state for this weekend.

The Total Solar Eclipse is a week from today Monday, April 8. Arkansas towns are doing their best to prepare for the amount of people that will be coming into the state for a chance to see a total solar eclipse.

The Arkansas State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force has been very busy this week, the following is the latest:

Russellville, Arkansas, home of Arkansas One Nuclear Power Plant, a great place to stock up for a trip to Petit Jean State Park, and from what I hear the Pickle Capitol of Arkansas. I'm sure there are plenty of good reasons to go to Russellville, but we just learned about a big one coming up, 300-plus couples are headed there on Monday, April 8, not just to watch the eclipse in a central totality

When traveling through Arkansas I am always looking for a hidden gem that people didn't know much about or something unique.

Arkansas State Police (ASP) announce the arrest of a man from Benton and a man from Texarkana in separate child porn cases in Arkansas.

With the Total Eclipse coming on April 8, more and more people are wanting to learn about eclipses and astronomy. The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana is here to help you out.

The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse is almost here and there are a lot of towns in Arkansas that will be in the path of the totality, but what towns will have the long totality of darkness?

The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is once again having its Free Tree Fridays.

By now I'm sure most of you have heard about the massive invasion of cicadas we're expecting in Arkansas this summer but have you heard about the millions of Monarch butterflies that will be coming our way this spring?

You can't make this stuff up... a 10-week literary course based on Taylor Swift song lyrics is now being offered in Little Rock. Hands up, who's going?