A family-friendly Juneteenth celebration including music, food, art, and more is coming up in Fayetteville this month.

The University of Arkansas sent a notice of encampment closure letter to people living at a University of Arkansas property on 19th Street in Fayetteville to vacate.

University of Arkansas administrators plan to clear out a property the institution owns that has long served as a campsite ...

Mayor Molly Rawn on Wednesday went over some accomplishments from the early phase of her administration and gave attendees of ...

The University of Arkansas has announced plans to clear unhoused encampments located on university-owned land near 19th ...

Fayetteville's Forgotten, a local group advocating for the unhoused population, said that up to 300 people could be displaced ...

Organizers from the Arkansas chapters of Moms Demand Action and Students Demand Action are hosting an event Saturday in ...

FAYETTEVILLE — The City Council on Tuesday reconsidered a vote from last month to reject the plan for a student housing ...

A $97 million, 272-unit student housing project in Fayetteville is expected to open in August 2027, the Northwest Arkansas ...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The City of Fayetteville is officially accepting proposals to allocate up to $1.599 million in federal HOME Investment Partnership Program funds — a move that city leaders hope ...

The developer behind a proposed student-oriented housing project on Dickson Street has filed a lawsuit against the city.