The School Board on Thursday voted to approve a bid for the required Joyce Boulevard extension, which is part of the ...

Fayetteville’s finances are stable, but looming federal workforce shifts, rising costs, and potential funding cuts could ...

A new convenience store is opening on Cliffdale Road, with a curated selection of viral international treats and an ...

The city of Fayetteville has introduced "The One Test," which offers a more immediate assessment of a firefighter's risk of ...

Experience Fayetteville recently released its first Destination Master Plan, which provides a vision for the next decade of ...

The Public Works Commission has approved gradual increases for water and wastewater charges — here’s what that means for ...

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a car in Fayetteville. Donald Trump Renews Barack Obama's Executive Order on Ukraine How ...

Gravel and Grit was formed to oppose the prison, and they hosted State Senator Bryan King to share what he thinks is a better ...

Fayetteville police say a common nationwide scam using AI to mimic a loved one’s voice has targeted residents multiple times.

Cynthia Melvin pleaded guilty to defrauding the U.S. Department of Education of $5 million using fake students.

A Fayetteville woman has pleaded guilty after she was accused of defrauding the US Department of Education of $5 million in a student loan scam.

While violent crime and most property crimes have decreased, Fayetteville residents are still having problems with stolen ...