It was a busy week for the Arkansas legislature as lawmakers dug into a range of matters impacting Arkansans. Five of the larger issues for the week were a counter to the governor’s prison plan, a planned Medicaid work requirement,

Little Rock Police have identified the victim at19-year-old Anthony Jakob White.Original --The Little Rock Police Department is investigating a homic

Jones adds that crime is down. According to the police, in 2024 Little Rock saw 37 homicides. Although it may not have felt like it, that’s a 41% decrease compared to 2023 which had 63 homicides. But despite the numbers, Jones said the youth of Pulaski County are in a crisis.

After a deadly week in Little Rock, directors will soon be deciding on whether or not to put more funding into crime prevention.

Alcohol delivery by third parties will be permitted if a bill currently underway in the Arkansas legislative process becomes law.

Arkansas's top student researchers gathered at the state capitol, transforming the rotunda into a hub of scientific discovery.

The parents of a Catholic High teen who was killed in a Little Rock shooting has released a statement, along with officials from the teen’s school.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Two Arkansas men won big in the recent drawings for the Natural State Jackpot and the LOTTO lottery games. Keith S. from Pulaski County won $460,000 in the Dec. 22 Natural State drawing. He bought the winning ticket from the Casey’s gas station on White Oak Crossing in Maumelle. The winning numbers were 16, 26, 30, 31 and 33.

The photographer's focus looking east down Fifth Street, today's Capitol Avenue, was the Frederica Hotel at Fifth and Gaines streets. Fred Allsopp had built the hotel in 1910 on the street car line connecting downtown with the state Capitol.

UT Martin takes on the Little Rock Trojans after Kenley McCarn scored 23 points in the Skyhawks' 78-54 victory against the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks.

The Little Rock School Board agreed on one thing during its January meeting: It's time to address the boards ongoing dysfunction head-on.