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FAYETTEVILLE -- A former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville employee will avoid a trial on fraud and other felony charges after making payments to cover what auditors in 2018 found to be a loss of more than $15,000, officials said.

FAYETTEVILLE -- A former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville employee will avoid a trial on fraud and other felony charges after making payments to cover what auditors in 2018 found to be a loss of more than $15,000, officials said.

A 39.1% rise in market value for the endowment supporting the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville pushed the endowment's size to more than double what it was 10 years earlier, according to annual survey data published Friday.

A 39.1% rise in market value for the endowment supporting the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville pushed the endowment's size to more than double what it was 10 years earlier, according to annual survey data published Friday.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Differing guidance has emerged for when college students testing positive for covid-19 should be able to break their isolation.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Differing guidance has emerged for when college students testing positive for covid-19 should be able to break their isolation.

Simon Ang, a former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor, pleaded guilty on Friday to one count of making a false statement as prosecutors agreed to drop wire fraud charges related to his ties to China.

Simon Ang, a former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor, pleaded guilty on Friday to one count of making a false statement as prosecutors agreed to drop wire fraud charges related to his ties to China.

FAYETTEVILLE -- A newly opened $45.3 million, four-story building at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville will serve as a hub for tutoring, advising and mentoring, officials said.

FAYETTEVILLE — City administrators hope to get more people fully vaccinated against covid-19 by giving them $100. The City Council has on its agenda Tuesday an item to reopen a program providing $100 to anyone living or working in the city who gets fully vaccinated over the next two months. The item is on the consent agenda, meaning it will pass without discussion unless a council member objects.