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Trying to make another late charge as he did in winning a close Kentucky Derby two weeks earlier, southeast Arkansas-owned Mystik Dans push toward a second jewel of horse racings Triple Crown ended just shy of victory Saturday.

Trying to make another late charge as he did in winning a close Kentucky Derby two weeks earlier, southeast Arkansas-owned Mystik Dans push toward a second jewel of horse racings Triple Crown ended just shy of victory Saturday.

Annual Mount Horeb Area Arts Association open studios event, 10 am-5 pm, 5/17-19, between Arena and Ashton to the north and New Glarus to the south. Free. Locations TBA: mhaaa.org

Winning state championships is nothing new for the Woodlawn High School baseball team, but this years squad has a chance to make state history.

One could say southeast Arkansas has a brief but notable history with the Preakness Stakes.

Texas Southern catcher Michael Goudeau powered the Tigers past the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff in Thursdays baseball series opener in Houston.

The Beta Theta Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., representing the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, earned top awards at the 72nd Southwestern Regional Conference in April in Overland Park, Kan.

The largest city in the River Valley saw its first drop in population in nearly a decade, according to U.S. Census data released on Thursday.

A special judge in the Second Division of the 11th West Circuit Court sentenced Rodrick Morris to 35 years in state prison Thursday following his conviction on 79 of 82 counts related to accepting $667,384 from the Pine Bluff Urban Renewal Agency for asbestos abatement work he did not perform.

SAN DIEGO -- In an effort to enhance safety and efficiency among their fleet drivers, Kutzler Express is using artificial intelligence (AI) powered fleet