More than 60 people added to quarantine and a dozen new positive cases in the last 24 hours.

He'll contest the outcome at the Claims Commission, at least for now.

Caution on the COVID-19 front and some rare honesty from Bill Barr in today's news roundup.

Former Arizona official gets federal prison term in Fayetteville hearing.

Governor Hutchinsons' weekly coronavirus update revealed little new and was marked by caution about the future.

... it's time to hang it up.

The silence of the Republicans on Trump's defeat is bad. Worse are the calls for violence.

It's envisioned as a permanent endowment.

Support the Arkansas Nonprofit News Network on Giving Tuesday. Thanks to the NewsMatch program, donations between now and the end of the year are matched dollar for dollar.

Some questions worth answering. But don't hold your breath.

We talked with poet Geffrey Davis over email about his latest, “Night Angler,” a 96-page wonder that manages to make a poem about evasive trout feel as if it belongs next to an elegiac verse for Tamir Rice or, as in “Pillow Kombat with the Ultimate Sleep Fighter,” alongside a meditation on Davis’ life as a new parent. 

Under a slightly revised title — “Holiday Hang In There” — Hill has put together a lineup of beloved Holiday Hangout musicians in virtual form, to be screened on the Arkansas Times YouTube channel Friday, Dec. 11 and Saturday, Dec. 12.

It doesn’t seem possible cultural products produced in 2020 are going to be able to pass by without reference to the pandemic.

Season one focuses on a fashion designer, an entrepreneur, a poet, a multi-multifaceted artist, art activists and a vegan chef, PBS' press release states, "pulling back the curtain on their creative processes and seeing what makes them glow."

We talked with Sumokem rhythm guitarist and lead vocalist Jacob Sawries about the band's latest, "Prajnaparadha."

He paints places and things that fill in his memories of a rural childhood.

The gift will advance the appreciation of American craft.

Nicholson was host of "Arts Scene" for three decades and recorded over a thousand episodes of the arts-focused radio program. 

The alley behind the Arkansas Repertory Theatre is home to a new installation of public art by young Arkansas artists.

Here's "This America," the latest from poet Kai Coggin, who was voted Best Poet in Arkansas Times' Best of Arkansas 2020.

Lake Hamilton School District in Garland County provided 6,622 take-home meals for students for the week of Thanksgiving break.

The holiday season looks different this year. Because of the pandemic, many people won’t be celebrating with as many friends and family as they have in the past. But the smaller table might bring an opportunity to spend more creative time in the kitchen.

The Preacher’s Son, the downtown Bentonville restaurant located in a restored historic church, has announced that it will welcome Arkansas native Neal Gray as its new executive chef. Current executive chef, Matthew Cooper, is leaving the restaurant in pursuit of a new project with his last service on Sat., Dec. 12.

“My philosophy is eating healthy shouldn’t break your pockets, it shouldn’t be limited to one class of person. Healthy food should be available for everyone,” Coleman said.

The White House Coronavirus Task Force recommended on Tuesday that restaurants in 52 Arkansas counties limit indoor dining capacity to less than 25 percent. Governor Hutchinson declined to enforce the recommendation. However, Trio's Restaurant announced last night on its Facebook page that it will heed the call in an effort to ensure the safety of its customers and staff.

New brews and live music this weekend. Be safe out there.

This might be the perfect year to order Thanksgiving takeout, and several restaurants around town are ready for it.

The food truck will mark the first official expansion to the restaurant’s service footprint since opening its doors in 1928. 

Little Rock’s Cinnaholic, opening this winter at 12800 Chenal Parkway, suite 7, joins nearly 40 existing locations in the US.

East Sixth Brewing Co., formerly Rebel Kettle, in Little Rock's East Village neighborhood, has elected to close its taproom due to safety concerns with the rise of COVID-19 cases as winter approaches.