Remember when changing the radio station meant reaching down and turning a knob? You didn’t need to look. Your fingers found the dial, you twisted it, and your eyes never
On October 3, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC. The Justices will decide whether 49 U.S.C. § 14501(c) blocks state negligence claims
Bar crawls, also known as pub crawls or bar hops, have a rich social history. Dating back to 19th-century England, a bar crawl gathers a group of friends and partygoers
A recent editorial in the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette argued that new roundabouts installed on Arkansas-112 will help make intersections safer for local drivers. Roundabouts have been installed at intersections throughout
In early November 2025, Fayetteville and Springdale teamed up with the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad to study safety at eight railroad crossings in Northwest Arkansas. The project connects to a
Few crashes occur with more force than a head-on collision. The force and momentum of two vehicles traveling in opposing directions intensifies the impact of the crash. After a head-on
Not all spinal cord injuries are equal. The location and severity of a spinal cord injury affect your symptoms and your prognosis (potential for recovery). The injury’s location and severity
When you are injured in Fayetteville, it is natural to ask whether what happened qualifies as a personal injury under Arkansas law. A personal injury claim arises when someone is
Ask someone to think of a car accident, and they’ll often imagine two vehicles hitting one another. They may describe a car running a red light, swerving into oncoming traffic,
For many Fayetteville families, weekend shopping is a routine, whether stocking up on groceries, browsing local stores, or running errands around Northwest Arkansas. But what often feels like a simple
