During the pandemic many hospitals dealt with a shortage of nurses nationwide. In Little Rock, Baptist Health says it's a gap they're still trying to manage.

A local organization is working to find homes for children in Arkansas.

The ACLU of Arkansas has filed a lawsuit on behalf of several libraries and a handful of individuals against the state over a newly passed obscenity law they claim is a form of censorship that endangers librarians.

A community member says she was shocked to learn an 18-year-old young man who was found unresponsive in a Little Rock pool Thursday died Friday.

Oftentimes, our elderly are forgotten about and not shown the appreciation they deserve, but the DeWitt nursing home and family of Claude Bell Sr. made sure they did just that.

Many neighborhoods are still picking up the pieces of what's left from the March 31 tornado. Sadly, residents are dealing with theft as materials are left out for repairs.

Tony Gerbitz is beloved by many. His wife, two children, co-workers at University of Arkansas Medical Sciences, and the entirety of the Hillcrest softball community.

A Little Rock business is back up and running Thursday, just shy of the nine-week mark since the March 31 tornado that swept through parts of central Arkansas caused extensive damage.

Across the country, the shortage for essential drugs used for cancer treatment is being felt by many but in Arkansas, officials with University of Arkansas for Medical Services says it's doing everything it can to stay on top of it.

A new attraction will be hitting the streets of central Arkansas this weekend.