Little Rock Wrestling Head Coach Neil Erisman Agrees to Contract Extension
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The coach who has guided Little Rock's wrestling program since its inception will continue to lead the Trojans for the foreseeable future. Little Rock Director of Athletics Frank M. Cuervo announced today that head coach Neil Erisman has agreed to a five-year contract extension. "Neil has been...
Little Rock School District starts FY27 budget talks, money tighter than previous years
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — The Little Rock School District is beginning work on its budget for Fiscal Year 2027, and board members say the district’s financial cushion is thinner than they’d like. During a work session Thursday night, directors reviewed where the district’s money comes from,...
Arkansas pediatricians’ organization reacts to revised hepatitis B vaccination guidelines
The Arkansas Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics has expressed its opposition to the revised hepatitis B vaccination guidelines, calling on the CDC to return to using evidence-based science to inform decisions about childhood vaccines.
Saline County man gets 20 years for vandalizing equipment at county site
Clint Guthrie of Cabot, Arkansas was sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to felony first-degree criminal mischief for vandalizing equipment at a county public works construction site, causing an estimated $750,000 to $1 million in damage.
Keo launches first concert to spotlight Arkansas farmers’ mental health
The Harvest for Hope Concert will be held on Dec. 6 to raise awareness and funds for mental health resources for Arkansas farmers, featuring Rep. Rick Crawford and other artists, and streamed by Arkansas PBS.
Arkansas Craft Guild brings unique shopping experience to Little Rock
Arkansas Craft Guild Showcase has made its way back to Little Rock, and they're celebrating their 47th year as an organization.
Crash on Interstate 40 slowing Friday afternoon traffic in North Little Rock
A Friday afternoon crash on Interstate 40 has brought eastbound traffic to a crawl in North Little Rock.
“We’re happy” | Controversial billboards come down in rural Pulaski County
PULASKI COUNTY, Ark. — After months of debate, two controversial billboards in rural Pulaski County have come down. The billboards initially went up in August, the same day a new state law took effect that eliminated Extra Territorial Jurisdictions (ETJs). ETJs were areas a few miles outside a city’s...
ATA CEO highlights Little Rock Roots as Songahm Taekwondo tournament brings global competitors
As nearly 1,000 competitors and their families arrive in downtown Little Rock for a regional ATA Martial Arts tournament, CEO Taekwon Lee says the event is more than a competition; it’s a homecoming.
Experts warn of risks as Arkansas sees rise in whooping cough
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The state of Arkansas has seen a significant increase in whooping cough cases, with doctors saying that the concern is the vaccine rate. This is happening at the same time that the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices voted Friday to overturn a previous recommendation for hepatitis B...

















