Batesville senior awarded K8 Arkansas State Scholarship
GMR8 Anchor Charles McCary surprised Greene County Tech senior Reagan Savage with a $10,000 scholarship.
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Downtown Ozark seeing new momentum, leaders say
Ozark leaders discussed downtown revitalization efforts Monday night, including updates on the former Model Cafe building and possible landscaping improvements.
Catfish being shipped from Game and Fish warm water hatcheries to ponds across the state
Warm days and long afternoons are back and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has the perfect reason to get out and soak up some sun after school and work. Catchable-sized channel catfish are being shippe...
No official word on who will lead Little Rock housing authority under federal takeover
The federal takeover of the Little Rock housing authority is likely to result in the replacement of senior staff and a review of the troubled agency’s finances, according to experts.
Plea hearing derailed by letter to government attorneys after conflict of interest concerns raised
A plea hearing Monday for a North Little Rock man indicted for methamphetamine distribution went off the rails due to a letter received by the U.S. attorneys office in Little Rock that created a conflict of...
Attorneys hear of challenges, opportunities from AI in the legal profession during AG conference
On Monday, more than 400 attorneys from around the state descended on the North Little Rock Event Center to learn the latest problems and opportunities the legal profession is facing with artificial intellig...
County plans to take $20 million from road department for other projects, including homeless village
Pulaski County plans to appropriate $20.1 million in Road and Bridge funds for use on "county-connected projects," including more than $2 million on the Providence Park tiny home village.
Fayetteville councilmember seeks to appeal Ramay Junior High development plan
Councilmember Teresa Turk said she had concerns about traffic, pedestrian safety, and runoff, among other things.
Arkansas officers gather at Capitol to honor fallen heroes on Peace Officers Memorial Day
Arkansas officers gathered at the capitol to honor fallen heroes on Peace Officers Memorial Day.Today, local law enforcement officers gathered to honor those wh
Groundbreaking for project to honor Arkansas musicians
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday (May 11) in North Little Rock for a pavilion in Argenta Plaza that will eventually house statues and busts of influential musicians who emerged...
Arkansas State University begins restoring campus bell tower and clock
A crane has been set up on Arkansas State University’s campus as crews work to restore the university’s bell tower and clock.
Alleged Florida State shooter was ‘co-conspiring’ with ChatGPT, new lawsuit alleges
The family of one of the victims of last year’s mass shooting at Florida State University have filed a lawsuit against the artificial intelligence chatbot the alleged shooter consulted before the attack. ...
Pennsylvania woman finds 3.09-carat diamond at Arkansas state park
A Pennsylvania native recently had a stroke of luck while she visited the Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro and found a 3.09-carat diamond.
Ashley McBryde set to perform in Little Rock
Arkansas native Ashley McBryde will be performing in Arkansas in September.
Hutton opens first Arkansas office in Springdale
Hutton, a Wichita, Kan.-based design-build company, recently opened a 3,800-square-foot office in downtown Springdale. It’s the company’s sixth office and the first in Arkansas. The office at 101 W. John...
2 Northwest Arkansas liquor stores change ownership
Crossroads Liquor in Bentonville and Liquor-To-Go in Fayetteville were recently purchased by Crossroads Beverage Co., a new venture led by longtime Northwest Arkansas entrepreneurs. David Turnbull was the pr...
Pop-up Phoebe Bridgers show set for tonight at Little Rock’s Rev Room
At about 8:30 a.m. today a team working for singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers began posting flyers around Little Rock and the surrounding area announcing that the four-time Grammy winner was performing a sur...
More states weigh new rules for pregnant, postpartum women in custody
A growing number of states are reexamining how the criminal legal system treats pregnant and postpartum women behind bars.
Police presence reported near XNA | What we know
A spokesperson for XNA confirmed to 5NEWS on May 11 that police responded but there was no evidence of a credible threat.
“I’m Okay If Tommy From Arkansas Doesn’t Like What I Do”: Literally Just 20 Times Sabrina Carpenter...
TrendingTrending“I’m Okay If Tommy From Arkansas Doesn’t Like What I Do”: Literally Just 20 Times Sabrina Carpenter Reminded Us That She Is And Always Will Be That Girl“Jesus was a carpenter.”
Tiny taste buds put Arkansas rice to the test in Lincoln
LINCOLN -- Arkansas-grown rice -- along with other locally produced ingredients -- recently went up against a very discerning set of taste testers: elementary students in the Lincoln Consolidated School Dist...
The business case for supporting Arkansas moms
Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate the women who raise us and hold families together. At Arkansans for Improving Health (AIM), we’ve spent the past year speaking to parents,...
AAA: U.S. gas hits $4.52; Arkansas averages $4.005, higher in some rural areas
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Seat belt safety campaign targets nighttime drivers
Arkansas law enforcement is joining the national Click It or Ticket campaign through May 31, with a focus on nighttime enforcement.