Cindy Quayle's fourth Claire O'Keefe mystery, Lies Are Better at the Lake, brings her scuba-diving sleuth home to a fictionalized Northwest Arkansas for an event at Pearl's Books on April 12.

Michael Tilley joins Ozarks at Large to discuss Fort Smith's Parrot Island water park contract controversy, the city's aging water infrastructure, a restored spay-neuter program and more.

In this excerpt of "Short Talks From The Hill", Younghye Song, an associate professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Arkansas, tells host Hardin Young how she uses tissue-engineered biomaterials to study breast cancer.

A campaign ahead of the March 3 election is urging voters to reject a millage extension for Fayetteville Public Schools for the controversial Ramay school site.

For the first time, five University of Arkansas students — a mix of seniors and grad students — have been chosen as one of 16 finalists in the prestigious ULI Hines Student Urban Design Competition.

Northwest Arkansas Community College is rolling out eight-week hybrid courses this fall, designed to let working students attend campus once a week and finish the rest online.

Dan Boice, library director at UA Monticello, discusses his book and radio series on Arkansas place names — how towns got their monikers and what those names reveal about the people who settled there.

Grant Shields, assistant professor of human neuroscience at the University of Arkansas, previews a new Honors College course examining stress research, from contested definitions to immune responses to cognitive effects.

UAMS Assistant Professor Jennifer Andersen explains how delivering family-centered diabetes self-management education via telehealth is improving outcomes and reducing barriers for rural Arkansans with Type 2 diabetes.

Dale Phillips of the Bella Vista Historical Museum describes a car caravan tour that visits sites tied to the resort town's earliest eras, from post-Civil War settlements to the water infrastructure of the 1920s.