As the summer heats up, Pine Bluff's Carl A. Redus Jr. Aquatic Center has re-opened its doors after an announced closure due to severe storms impacting service in the area.Saturday, July 12, the ...

The Pine Bluff City Council's Tuesday meeting was marked by the unanimous approval of a key contract for the Boys & Girls ...

Pine Bluff police launched the second round of "Stop the Bleed," an initiative to target high-crime zones and reduce violence.

Get ready to feel the rhythm and soul as the HBCU Labor Day Classic Battle of the Bands makes its debut in Jackson, ...

We'll start with Texas Tech's season opener against FCS opponent Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Led by head coach Alonzo Hampton, the ...

Reverend Jesse C. Turner’s mailbox has received letters from more U.S. presidents than most history books mention in a single ...

The Texas Tech football team will conclude non-conference play against Oregon State. What to know about the Beavers in 2025.

On display until Sept. 6 at the Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas in Pine Bluff, the show is subtitled “Symbolism, ...

Williams was named Hooten’s Arkansas Football’s sophomore of the year in Arkansas in 1999 and rushed for 2,700 yards in his ...

By Ray King A $25,000 bond was set Friday for a Pine Bluff man with a long list of prior felony convictions accused of ...

The Arkansas city of Pine Bluff was once a thriving metro, but the devastating loss of its farming and manufacturing industries has seen its population drop by over 25,000 since its heyday.

In less than three weeks, Pine Bluff residents will decide to pass a proposed tax increase through a special election on Aug. 8 to build a new high school.