Arkansas Science & Technology News

A top Russian space official says there is no space for tourists wishing to fly to the International Space Station. Sergei Krikalyov said that since the space stations crew has doubled to six people, there is no room for tourists...

Canadian billionaire space tourist Guy Laliberte spoke with wonder Tuesday about his two-week voyage in space, calling his experience an amazing ride while admitting he had on occasion felt queasy. "Everything was an amazing ride and I would go back...

A 6-year-old Texarkana, Texas, boy who tested positive for swine flu has died in Arkansas, officials said Monday...Sunday at Arkansas Children's Hospital in Little Rock, Pulaski County Coroner Garland Camper said. Hobbs was admitted to the hospital with a compromised...

Toy drop off is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Wiebs’ Roadhouse Harley Davidson, 230 Backbone Road East in Princeton. Participants are asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy of $10 minimum value or a $10 donation to take...

Countdown with Keith Olbermann," the National Association of Free Clinics will hold a free medical clinic on Nov. 21 in Little Rock, Lt...Olbermann, an outspoken proponent of healthcare reform, has been asking viewers to donate to the Alexandria, Va.-based association...

LaBarge Inc. received a $1.8 million contract from United Space Alliance (USA) to produce complex cables and wiring harnesses for the space shuttle's solid rocket boosters, according to a press release Tuesday...Louis-based LaBarge has supplied cables for the shuttle for...

The setting sun is streaming in the living room window of Marion Lewis's house as he puts aside his cigarette and starts telling the story of the day his daughter was murdered. He is 57, a bulky, balding man sitting...

Halloween is still a couple of weeks away but Main Street Rogers is already working on the annual Christmas parade. Main Street Rogers is accepting applications from businesses and individuals wishing to participate in the parade scheduled for Dec. We've...

Neither the public option nor tort reform are cure-alls in the health care debate, 4th District Rep. Mike Ross, D-Prescott, said Monday in Springdale. "According to the Congressional Budget Office, a public option health care plan would cover 10 million...