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WAG! Fest returns, shelters seeing surplus in animals

WAG! Fest returns this weekend as the largest single-day dog festival in North America.

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Freedom Worship has moved into a former skating rink, garnered grants

While Freedom Worship is settling into a new building in a former skating rink, the nonprofit Freedom City is expanding its reach thanks to two grants.

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Hospitals are adjusting to a new normal of COVID-19 Staffing and morale are among the top concerns now

Hospitals are adjusting to a new normal of COVID-19 Staffing and morale are among the top concerns now
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In Seattle, a new bar for the sober curious and the dry wedding trend

Kamp, a bar and restaurant set to open in Seattle by the end of July, has a large cocktail menu made with non-alcoholic spirits, plus non-alcoholic beer and wines.

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Faulkner County man sentenced to time served in fentanyl case; judge cites his role as father s caretaker

A Faulkner County man who pleaded guilty last year in federal court to one count of conspiracy to distribute fentanyl walked out of court Thursday after being sentenced to time served and ordered to complete three years of supervised release by U.S. District Judge Kristine G. Baker.

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