One central Arkansas city is making room to expand. Tuesday, the city of Benton secured its largest land purchase in history. 511 acres of undeveloped land will be added to Benton's Parks and Recreation System.
One central Arkansas city is making room to expand. Tuesday, the city of Benton secured its largest land purchase in history. 511 acres of undeveloped land will be added to Benton's Parks and Recreation System.
The Arkansas Razorbacks basketball team has reached the end of the road for the 2023 season.
Calls to Little Rock 911 kept ringing and ringing when an Arkansas lawmaker collapsed near the State Capitol.
The first female 19th Airlift Wing Commander at the Little Rock Air Force Base is sending a message to the community that the sky is the limit.
Family and friends are mourning the loss of former Arkansas State Senator Roy C. “Bill” Lewellen. His family says he died from respiratory distress on Tuesday, but the legacy he leaves behind will be forever remembered.
Some of the biggest fans watching the Razorbacks take on UConn Thursday were in Jacksonville, otherwise known as Devo-Ville.
The Arkansas Dept. of Education Secretary Jacob Oliva will headline a virtual town hall meeting next week hosted by the Reform Alliance.
The famous Oscar Mayer Wienermobile cruised into the Capital City on Thursday, complete with four wheels, a lightly toasted bun and a ketchup walkway.
A Little Rock police internal review into the department's failure to tell the public about a pursuit prior to a teen being killed is complete-- but it will not be made public after all.
Razorback basketball Coach Eric Musselman is known to take off his shirt, after a huge win, which is exactly what he did Saturday after beating Kansas. Although, this time, he’s not the only one celebrating shirtless.
What started as an emergency on a busy Arkansas interstate leaves one man with a new perspective on law enforcement and potentially saves another man’s life.
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a lawsuit against a Benton-based company called Hourglass Vixens LLC on Tuesday, accusing them of practicing without a license and scamming Arkansans out of their money.
A little boy from Fayetteville poured his heart out in a letter wishing the Razorback Basketball Team good luck on Thursday’s game in the Sweet Sixteen, after posting it on social media it went viral.
