The price of a Thanksgiving dinner has gone up from last year, but the Arkansas Farm Bureau says a family can still put a good holiday meal on the table for about $4 per person.

Seven officers and two records clerks were suspended Wednesday by Mayor James Valley.

A page on a Google-operated Web site appears to forecast influenza outbreaks by tracking the volume of people who use the search engine to send queries about flu symptoms.

Gun safety announcements are common at the start of each deer season in Arkansas. This year, officials are trying to broaden the message.

 Police in Fort Smith say they've received more than 30 tips after the airing of an "America's Most Wanted" segment about a nearly 14-year-old homicide

Arkansas transportation officials are preparing a list of infrastructure projects that could benefit from federal funding under a new stimulus package.

The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a 1999 act "unmistakably" allowed payday lenders to charge triple and maybe even quadruple-digit interest rates in violation of the state constitution, which limits interest rates to 17 percent.

Arkansas State Police say two men have been arrested after officers found a dead body near a burning car Thursday morning in Stuttgart.

Arkansas was a flyover state for Barack Obama's campaign, but the state's congressional delegation doesn't plan on that happening during his presidency.

Several citizens gathered to witness the count and hear first hand the results at Arkansas' Phillips County Courthouse.

The last time Arkansas didn't go in the winner's column in a presidential contest, the state backed a segregationist third-party candidate, a Republican governor and a Democratic senator. This time, the results were just as weird.

Incumbents held on to their seats, Democrats lost a few spots and voters elected the first Green Party member to the state Legislature in voting Tuesday.

Among the major issues on the Arkansas ballot, voters supported matters the Legislature declined to deal with.
Voters passed a measure banning unmarried couples living together from serving as adoptive or foster parents. Legislators declined to advance a similar measure during their last regular session.

Democrat Mark Pryor has won a second term to the United States Senate, defeating a Green Party nominee who was the only candidate to challenge the senator's re-election bid.

Republican John McCain won Clinton country Tuesday with support from Arkansas' traditionally conservative voting bloc as well as Democrats loyal to the state's former first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and her husband.