OZ Trails Bike Park Pricing, Part 2: Day Passes, Hours, and What Riders Can...
As more details continue to roll out ahead of the June 12, 2026 opening of OZ Trails Bike Park, riders now have a clearer picture of what it will cost to spend a day riding Arkansas’ first lift-served bike park. In the first part of this series, we covered...
TriMas Announces Arkansas Plant Shutdown Amid Cost Cuts
By the Arkansas Delta Informer Staff Atkins, Ark. – May 1, 2026 – A publicly...
Farm Families of the Year announced
The Arkansas Farm Family of the Year program has announced its 2026 County Farm Families of the Year. The honoree for Conway County is the Jerry and Helen Charton family from Morrilton. The Perry County honoree is the Garrett and Mallory Moix family from Bigelow. KVOM will highlight the families with our annual salute featuring interviews and special tributes next month…
Arkansas marijuana company tied to more than a quarter of Missouri dispensaries
When Missouri voters legalized recreational marijuana in 2022, the constitutional amendment they approved carried forward a limit meant to prevent any single company from controlling too much of the market. But one key phrase from the state’s medical marijuana law was gone. The constitution’s medical marijuana provision barred the...
Family of Arkansas woman killed in 2021 crash to receive $2.3M from DHS
The family of a Logan County woman is set to receive more than $2 million to settle claims connected to a 2021 fatal crash involving an Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) employee.
Leash Laws in Arkansas: What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Arkansas is known as the Natural State, and it’s easy to see why — its trails, parks, and open spaces make it a paradise for dog owners who love getting outside with their pets. But before you clip on a leash (or decide to skip it), there’s a critical legal reality you need...
Walmart ordered to pay Arkansas nearly $1M following multistate lawsuit
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Retail giant Walmart has now been ordered to pay a substantial sum to Arkansas following a multistate lawsuit brought against the company. In the lawsuit, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 11 other states filed a lawsuit against Walmart, claiming they were unfair and following "deceptive trade practices" related to the store's Spark Driver program.
Free Lake Nixon fishing derby set for Saturday
The North Little Rock 6 Academy of Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences is hosting a free fishing derby in Little Rock on Saturday, in partnership with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Arkansas State Parks and the Arkansas Department of Education.
Condemnation plans for Shorter College Gardens apartments ‘on hold’ in North Little Rock
A troubled apartment complex in North Little Rock is back in focus after facing possible condemnation just months ago. Shorter College Gardens Apartments, a property not affiliated with Shorter College, had been at risk of condemnation late last year. City officials were prepared to move forward with that process in January, but now say those plans are on hold.
Pine Bluff hosts first Port Showcase
The city of Pine Bluff on Wednesday hosted its first Port Showcase, commemorating a new partnership between the Pine Bluff-Jefferson County Port Authority and Port of Little Rock. The showcase brought together port leadership, industry stakeholders and regional partners for a tour of both ports and a working luncheon, according...

















