The Latest Breaking News from Fayetteville

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — As a rule, John Calipari downplays the annual SEC men’s basketball tournament. Deems it unnecessary. Claims it rarely changes seeding for the Big Dance. Says it’s primarily for the fans. The Kentucky coach always says his team will try to bring home the trophy, of course, but…

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Technical fouls, flagrant fouls, irate coaches and frenzied fans.

Katy and Michael Krebs, from Fayetteville, North Carolina, have transformed a rundown shed into a dream home - and have shared almost every step of their remarkable renovation on social media

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Missouri basketball program had never beaten three straight nationally ranked opponents before coming to Arkansas this week — and still hasn’t. The No. 20 Tigers’ quest to vanquish three consecutive ranked foes collapsed Wednesday under a smothering red wave at Bud Walton Arena, where No. 13…

Tennessee man wanted for especially aggravated kidnapping remains at large after child found safe following amber alert

When Jerry Bilinski, a 67-year-old retired social worker, scheduled cataract surgery with Carolina Eye Associates near his home in Fayetteville, North Carolina, he expected no drama, just a future with better vision.

ATLANTA — Marvel’s “Captain America: New World Order” is expected to start production at Trilith Studios in Fayetteville next year.

The Marvel Studios “Blade” reboot, which was set to start production soon at Trilith Studios in Fayetteville, Georgia, has been pushed back to early 2023 after the original director departed.

ATLANTA — The Black Hammer Party, an Atlanta-based extremist group that preaches violent revolution against the United States government, is the target of a joint investigation by the FBI and the Fayetteville Police Department on a charges ranging from weapons offenses and narcotics to kidnapping and human trafficking.

Exposure to harmful PFAS remains almost impossible to escape – particularly for the people of the Cape Fear River basin

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Walmart CEO Doug McMillon says the retail giant is closely watching its core shopper while working on ways to lower its costs and navigate 40-year-high inflation.