A truck traveling through Arkansas on Tuesday spilled cans of nacho cheese across Interstate 80, creating a cheesy mess as the highway was briefly shut down for cleaning.

Arkansas is sharing a Federal Highway Administration office with Mississippi due to federal staffing cuts, the Arkansas Department of Transportation's chief of administration said Wednesday.

T he Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission announced it has been awarded a $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation for upgrades to the Arkansas 112 corridor.

Arkansas Department of Transportation This isn’t the first food spillage to make headlines recently. A year ago, a truck spewed nearly 300,000 tomatoes across I-80 in California, leaving the ...

Transportation officials in Arkansas had a cheesy joke played on them when they dealt with nacho typical highway spill. A truck carrying multiple packs of nacho cheese spilled over Interstate 30 ...

At least two people are confirmed dead after smoky conditions led to a 15-vehicle pileup on Arkansas Highway 67, according to state police.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation has announced road and highway closures throughout the state due to high flood waters. Here's which highways are currently closed for drivers' safety: ...

FILE - A truck carrying cans of nacho cheese spilled on August 1 on I-30 west in Arkansas. (Arkansas Department of Transportation ) It was possibly the cheesiest highway shutdown in history.

A portion of an Arkansas highway was temporarily closed Tuesday after a truck spilled hundreds of cans of nacho cheese, covering the roadway with the gooey substance. The delicious disruption occur… ...

Brandon Lee Jones, 29, was killed while working in an active construction zone in Hempstead County along Arkansas 32, a highway with four segments that runs through the southwest area of the state.

@myARDOT honored to help with road closures as the military lands a C-130 on Highway 63 in Bono, Arkansas. They needed practice landing on such a roadway in case of a real emergency.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation has reported road and highway closures throughout the state due to high flood waters. Here's what to know.