A four-legged friend is proving herself as a key special investigator for the state. Her specialty: sniffing out electronic devices.

A former member of the Arkansas Razorbacks football team filed a new lawsuit Thursday against a second party who he claims fabricated accusations of sexual assault.

March 31 is a day thousands will never forget after the twister ripped roofs off homes, scattered debris and led many people to find new shelter.

More kids in Little Rock now have a chance to practice their casting skills thanks to Bass Pro Shops.

The National Guard is tasked with defending the U.S. and keeping its citizens safe. But that defense comes in all forms, including attacks that have more to do with "bits" than "bullets".

Entergy Arkansas is slowly turning the lights back on in Little Rock neighborhoods that were dismantled by the March tornado.

On Thursday, The Little Rock School District temporarily closed one of its fields to fix what officials are calling “significant damage” after it was vandalized on Sunday night. 

Arkansans are pleading for more Medicaid access on the State Capitol steps Thursday.

The Miss Arkansas Scholarship Competition preliminaries are in full swing at the Robinson Center in downtown Little Rock, with a grown awaiting one woman this Saturday night.

The Supreme Court made what some are calling a surprising decision on congressional redistricting and former President Trump could soon face a federal indictment.

low end severe weather chance Saturday

A Claiborne County homicide victim classified as a ‘John Doe’ for over 30 years has now been identified and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is asking for help to identify the killer.

The Miracle League is getting ready to kick off its burger competition to support athletes with special needs.