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This is Ozarks at Large. I'm Matthew Moore. Joining us in the Bruce and Ann Applegate News Studio Two is our pal Jared Phillips to talk Ozarks history with us once again. Matthew Moore: Jared, welcome back. Jared Phillips: Hey, glad to be here. Moore: We are talking about something...

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Arkansas takes beekeeping seriously — and for good reason. Apis mellifera, the Western honeybee, is the official state insect of Arkansas. The honey bee was designated as the state insect because of its invaluable contribution to agriculture,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Gun laws could be changing in the City of Little Rock after a successful lawsuit against the city. Currently, signs outside city-owned buildings state that nobody may carry a handgun on the property aside from law enforcement. One of these signs caught the attention of...

CABOT, Arkansas — Col. Mike Hagar, the director of Arkansas State Police (ASP), responded to recent online backlash lobbed at a trooper caught on video running over a goose in the road over the weekend. Video circulating on social media shows a trooper in their patrol car driving toward...

Johnny Cash, Glen Campbell, Scottie Pippen: These are just a few of many celebrity ties to Arkansas. While several movie stars, musicians, and notable figures were born right here in the Natural State, others moved here later on and felt the deep impact of our state’s culture and influence. One such person is Dr. Maya

Starting Tuesday, May 26th, Louisiana SNAP recipients will face new restrictions where beneficiaries are limited to using EBT cards in Louisiana and select zip codes in Texas, Mississippi, and Arkansas.

ARKANSAS — A missing Arkansas man was found dead Saturday morning during a search operation in Howard County, authorities said. Howard County officials said 44-year-old Joshua Hagood had not been seen since Wednesday, May 20, before search crews located his body. Authorities said a 5-month-old black French bulldog pupp

Scattered rain and thunderstorms are expected to continue in the Ozarks through the weekend, with flooding possible in certain areas due to repeated heavy downpours.

A group of elementary school students who are letting their voices be heard, to help uplift veterans in our community, are now being heard by state leaders.

This Memorial Day, a history lesson was taking place at one Benton County Cemetery.