Frigid temperatures did not dampen the spirits of those gathered to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday.

The Ramble designed by Nelson Byrd Woltz opened in phases and consists of the Upper and Lower Ramble. The latter completed in 2022, and the former opened this year. Combined, the Upper and Lower Ramble comprise 50 acres of public outdoor space.

The 29th Freedom March was held inside Theatre-squared to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

FAYETTEVILLE — On short rest, No. 17 Arkansas gymnastics achieved its highest score of the early season Monday in its home opener at Bud Walton Arena. The Razorbacks won the Arkansas Tri-Meet with a score of 197, besting No. 16 Denver (196.325) and Texas Woman’s University (192.325).

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Jan. 20 is a day of celebration and remembrance in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In Northwest Arkansas, it was taken indoors due to the weather. KNWA/FOX24’s Lauren Motely reports from MLK Council Northwest Arkansas’ 29th annual Freedom March in Fayetteville.

While this is only the third edition of the High School on SI Arkansas boys basketball rankings of the 2024-2025 season, this week saw the most movement yet. There were some shifts in the Top 10, and most of the remaining 15 spots look much different as some teams dropped due to no fault of their own,

Class 5A features a host of headliner matchups this week, and the most notable move in Class 4A was unbeaten Pulaski Academy elevating to the Top 10. A very impressive Class 1A sq

Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley honored Dr. King's legacy with indoor marches, outdoor parades, inspiring breakfasts, and celebrations.

FAYETTEVILLE — Bud Walton Arena remained a gloomy spot for Arkansas basketball fans Sunday. The No. 19 Alabama women’s basketball team was the latest culprit in handing the Razorbacks a loss inside their home arena, with a 94-62 victory over Arkansas.

Despite their federal convictions, Benjamin Coney and Emily Brinley still face charges in the State of Arkansas.

A 30-year-old Fayetteville man was sentenced to more than 15 years in prison after he was found guilty of child sex crimes, according to the Western District of Arkansas.

In last week's winter weather, Fayetteville's warming shelters were put to the test, and they say they felt the full impact.