Stamp Out Hunger aims to top last year's 60,000 pounds in Arkansas food drive
This weekend will bring a chance to help Stamp Out Hunger through the nation's largest single day.Food Drive organizers gathering in Little Rock this morning t
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State crime lab confirms cycloraine in Arkansas after reported overdose deaths
Arkansas health officials are warning about a dangerous new synthetic opioid now showing up here in the state. It's called cycloraine, and experts say it can be
Arkansas football's Chad Lunsford has productive in-home visit with top punting prospect
The Arkansas special teams coordinator ate well during an in-home visit with class of 2027 punter and Razorback target Declan Hamm on Wednesday.
Petit Jean State Park highlights history and hiking, from CCC lodges to Cedar Falls
If you’re looking for a classic Arkansas getaway with a little history, a lot of scenery and plenty of room to roam, Petit Jean State Park in Conway County has
More than 100 gather at Arkansas Capitol rotunda for National Day of Prayer
Today marks the National Day of Prayer in the U.S. is observed each year on the first Thursday in May. People across the nation coming together for moments of r
Little Rock man gets 10-year sentence in meth, fentanyl distribution case
A Pulaski County man was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in prison, the statutory minimum, for conspiracy to distribute multiple-pound quantities of methamphetamine and thousands of fentanyl pills in the Litt...
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro will speak at U.S. Marshals Museum this month in lecture series
FORT SMITH -- Jeanine Ferris Pirro, U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, will be the keynote speaker for the Winthrop Rockefeller Distinguished Lecture Series at 1 p.m. May 20 at the U.S. Marshals Mus...
Department of Transportation highlights trucking regulatory progress over past year
It's been a year since the Trump administration issued the executive order "Enforcing Commonsense Rules of the Road for America's Truck Drivers."
Tontitown council approves settlement in FOIA lawsuit tied to landfill controversy
Tontitown city council approved a proposed settlement tied to FOIA claims connected to the Eco-Vista landfill controversy and Mayor Russell's use of public funds.
GAC championship tourney brought the action to HS
The Great American Conference came to Majestic Park over the weekend for an action-packed collegiate championship tournament with Arkansas Tech and East Central winning each side of the bracket.
Arkansas remains only state limiting postpartum Medicaid coverage to 60 days
Women’s health advocates are raising concerns after Arkansas ended its legislative session without extending Medicaid coverage for new mothers beyond 60 days po
AI-powered Arkansas Criminal Intelligence Network set to change game for law enforcement
Senator John Boozman paid a visit to the Little Rock Police Department's Real-Time Crime Center Thursday. The crime center will play a key role in the Arkansas
Arkansas farmers face fourth straight year of declining income
Arkansas farmers are facing a “survival year” as net farm income is expected to drop for the fourth consecutive year, according to a new report from the University of Arkansas Extension Office.
Westrock Coffee Co. posts $8.5 million loss for first quarter
Westrock Coffee Co. on Thursday reported a first quarter loss of $8.5 million, compared to a loss of $27.2 million in the same quarter a year ago.
City of Tontitown approves settlement with resident over misused public funds, FOIA request disagreements
In October 2025, a judge found that the mayor violated Arkansas law when she paid the Richard Mays Law Firm over $15,000 from city funds.
Freshman Moore helps his team defeat Greenland 9-4 at regionals, throwing 10 strikeouts.
GREENLAND - Mansfield trailed Greenland 3-1 after two innings of baseball at the Class 3A Region 1 Baseball Tournament.
City of Fort Smith shares updated chemical spill totals, says cleanup continuing
According to the city, the chemical spill is now characterized as 86,000 gallons of aluminum sulfate and 2,900 gallons of sulfuric acid.
Winning numbers drawn in Thursday’s Arkansas Cash 3 Evening
According to the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 5:50 a.m. Monday, deputies responded to an armed robbery in progress at the Chevron located at 1497 Bloxham Cutoff Road in Crawfordville.
Questions remain after death of Arkansas 21-year-old in state care facility
Six people are facing manslaughter charges after Zachary Moore died at the Southeast Arkansas Human Development Center in Warren last September.
Barron doesn’t win 100, but claims 5A state record
VAN BUREN -- Jordan Barron made his way to Little Rock Parkview's tent, thinking the only thing he accomplished in the boys 100 meters was a second-place finish during the Class 5A State Track and Field Cham...
Arkansas family of toddler with rare disorder pushes to eliminate government-funded medical waitlist
An Arkansas family is pushing to eliminate government-funded medical waitlists due to their two-year-old son, who is in need of specialized medical equipment.
Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission renews almost all of state’s licenses, delays 5 others over paperwo...
The Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission renewed all but five of the licenses for the state's cannabis dispensaries, cultivators and processors at its meeting Thursday.
Walton Family Foundation plan focuses on Northwest Arkansas growth challenges
The Walton Family Foundation’s new five-year strategy focuses on housing, transportation, and infrastructure.
Four Fort Chaffee soldiers honored ahead of live fire training
Four soldiers were recognized after stepping in to help save a life following Monday’s three-vehicle military crash at Fort Chaffee.