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A member of the Little Rock Board of Directors is defending her vote against a temporary moratorium on new large-scale data centers after facing backlash from residents.
A federal judge in Little Rock has dismissed a portion of a lawsuit challenging Arkansas' ban on "indoctrination" in public schools.
LITTLE ROCK -- Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders will ask Republicans and Democrats to choose candidates for a special election to fill former state Rep. Austin McCollum's unexpired term in the state House, which...
A proposal to halt permitting in the city of Little Rock for 18 months for any large-scale data centers, including a proposed Google facility, fell short on Tuesday night.
A new lease agreement between the city of North Little Rock and Diamond Baseball Holdings would keep the Arkansas Travelers at Dickey-Stephens Park through 2046.
Following the award of a $30 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund for a park in downtown Little Rock, officials in Arkansas are working to secure an additional $70 million to pay for construction and esta...
The Little Rock Board of Directors on Tuesday will have an opportunity to consider two different proposals that would temporarily pause the development of large data centers.
Seventy-six third graders in the North Little Rock School District, or about 13%, are expected to be held back due to low performance on an end-of-year reading test. That percentage is much higher than third...
The South Arkansas Arts Center (SAAC) invites the community to experience two new exhibitions opening Monday, August 3, featuring the abstract monotype prints of El Dorado artist Gregory Shyne in the Lobby G...
LITTLE ROCK — Single parents in Baxter County have until Sept. 1 to apply for fall 2026 scholarships from the Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF). Awards range from $400 to …
LITTLE ROCK — A man using a wheelchair was struggling to get across six lanes of traffic in an Arkansas city when help came in an unexpected way — from a spidery superhero who jumped into action from a r...
Lake Hamilton High School graduate Zada McCain has been selected for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock's Donaghey Scholars Honors Program, a news release said.
Thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts cruised into the Arkansas State Fairgrounds on Saturday for an event that bills itself as the largest camping motorcycle rally in the country.
On Oct. 26, 2023, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin received $1,000 campaign contributions from three lobbyists, including Robert Coon, managing partner of Impact Management Group. That Little Rock lobby...
A North Little Rock woman was ordered to pay more than $13,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to Medicaid fraud last month, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced.
Frank Webber started his bicycle business, Hex Carbon Workshop, in a two-car garage in 2019. He moved the small business to 1101 Markham St. in 2021, where he opened a second business, Shift Modern Cyclery,...
The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts in Little Rock kicked off its new "More Than a Museum" marketing campaign Thursday. It also announced the "AMFA Classroom" -- a partnership with three area schools -- and a n...
The board of the Little Rock School District wrestled with issues including racial demographics, economic inequality and busing times on Thursday evening as members debated three possible maps for attendance...
At its meeting in Little Rock on Wednesday, the State Board of Election Commissioners decided to suggest a new law when the Arkansas Legislature convenes in January: Make it illegal to pay anyone to register...
Seven people filed candidate paperwork to run for municipal office in Little Rock during the Nov. 3 election on Wednesday, the first day of the city's filing period. The office of mayor as well as six of the...
A member of the Little Rock Board of Directors will bring forward a proposal to halt permitting for new large-scale data centers, including a planned Google facility at the Port of Little Rock, for 18 months.
Little Rock police on Monday arrested a man who investigators say struck a pedestrian bridge on West Markham Street earlier this month and fled.
Little Rock-based cannabis company Good Day Farm has filed a motion to dismiss a suit brought by a customer contending Good Day reduced competition and kept prices inflated at its Missouri dispensaries.
A three-day U.S. Secret Service operation seized payment card skimming devices from businesses in Northwest Arkansas and the Little Rock metro area earlier this month, a news release states.