The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) reminds candidates that political campaign signs and billboards are prohibited on state highways.

State laws permit official directional, informational, and regulatory highway signs on state-owned highway property – ArDOT ...

Political signs of any kind are not allowed on highway right-of-ways, according to the Arkansas Department of Transportation ...

MISSISSIPPI COUNTY — The Arkansas Department of Transportation has announced closures on areas of Highway 77 and 140. The areas will be closed from 8 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 17 through 8 a.m ...

Some roads in downtown Knoxville will close to traffic on the weekends through the end of the year. It’s part of an ongoing ...

FAYETTEVILLE -- Washington County's existing zoning laws are most likely illegal, County Judge Patrick Deakins said Monday ...

Western North Carolina's roads are still only open to essential travel only. Take a look at the latest map and how works is ...

All Northwest Arkansas counties and most in the River Valley are now under burn bans. Boone County was the last Northwest Arkansas county to prohibit burning with County Judge Robert Hathaway issuing ...

Those detours will be established at Arkansas 18, Arkansas 181 and Arkansas 158. Roughly 18 miles of highway will be closed to non-local traffic during the three-week period. Traffic will be ...

Crews are widening Highway 5 in Benton ... Thankfully, this is all temporary, but Dave Parker with the Arkansas Department of Transportation said there's still much left to do.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) reminds candidates for political office and their supporters that it is unlawful to place campaign signs on highway right of ways in Arkansas.

Trains rumble through this southwest Arkansas town 58 times a day ... Many neighborhood roads are deeply potholed. When a train comes through, traffic backs up. Noble said the city and residents ...