There's less than two weeks to go until Halloween and for the first time since 2004 the day of ghosts and goblins will fall on a weekend.
Walmart has launched its own no-contract mobile phone service that it will run with TracFone Wireless Inc.
The state Department of Human Services has told a Eureka Springs assisted care facility that it plans to revoke the facility's license in December.
A Fayetteville-based business that sells customized scents and colors of lotions and body washes has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
As health care reform bills continue to work their way though Congress, Arkansas hospitals continue to struggle, treating more and more uninsured patients. As a result, more than half hospitals are in the red.
As you know by now, today is the first day of the Arkansas lottery. And among the key issues for the lottery: security. There's a lot going on behind the scenes to make sure all's fair.
Odds are that your paycheck isn't increasing like people in other parts of the country. CNN Money has ranked Arkansas number six among the states with the slowest growing incomes.
Preservationists and residents are going to court to challenge a Virginia county that approved a Walmart Supercenter near a famed Civil War battlefield.
Arkansas Business Publisher Jeff Hankins reacts to President Obama's speech to Wall Street last week.
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