Benton Police confirm missing man found deceased near reservoir
The Benton Police Department has released an update in an ongoing missing person investigation, confirming that a deceased individual found Tuesday afternoon is the same man previously reported missing earlier this week. According to police, at approximately 1:00 p.m. on February 4th, a city employee discovered a...
9 Arkansas Taco Spots You Absolutely Need To Visit
Tacos in Arkansas are an experience, and the best ones are at these top taco spots. Each one serves tacos that are far from ordinary. You’ll find everything from smoky al pastor to perfectly crisp fried tacos, all packed with fresh ingredients and bold flavors. Each place puts its own twist on the classics, giving...
Attorney fired by Arkansas corrections board says panel still owes him
The private attorney fired by the Arkansas Board of Corrections said the panel still owes him and his firm hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees for representing it in two long-running lawsuits, according to a letter obtained Tuesday by the Arkansas Advocate. Abtin Mehdizadegan of the Hall Booth Smith law...
Missed school days from snow and ice a joy for Arkansas students. For administrators,...
Arkansas students may have celebrated the winter weather that kept them out of school for several days over the past week. For educators reopening schools, however, it poses a challenge: how to make up lost instruction time. Multiple school districts closed last week after widespread ice, sleet and snow drove...
NLR man sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for being felon in possession...
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — A North Little Rock man has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Morris Anthony Campbell, 43, was sentenced to 180 months in federal prison on Tuesday, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas confirmed. He has also been...
Little Rock students walk out of school to protest ICE
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Wednesday, a group of high school students walked out of school and through the streets of Little Rock to protest immigration enforcement. A group of around 100 students gathered in the courtyard of eStem High School in east Little Rock, while a smaller group of around forty left and marched...
Arkansas woman scratching ticket on the way to appointment discovers $75,000 jackpot
Little Rock, Arkansas – What began as a snowy favor for a friend turned into an unforgettable moment for one lucky Arkansas woman. Sara Coon of Houston is celebrating a major windfall after winning $75,000 playing the Jumbo Bucks Bingo instant ticket game—a stroke of luck she never expected when the day began.
Arkansas Attorney General says Medicaid Fraud Control Unit secures arrest and guilty pleas in...
Little Rock, Arkansas – Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced one arrest and two convictions connected to the exploitation of vulnerable individuals residing in nursing homes. These actions are part of an ongoing statewide effort by the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) to investigate and prosecute...
Prayers Pouring In After 5 ‘Horrific’ Sledding Deaths
Prayers are pouring in after five "horrific" U.S. sledding deaths. Four teenagers are dead and one adult was killed in a series of horrible sledding deaths. Three teenagers in Texas and one teenager in Arkansas were killed in sledding deaths. Three teens in Texas were riding in sleds, being pulled ...
‘I was so sad when school was closed’: Maumelle ninth grader ready to return...
A Maumelle High School student said he is eager to get back to class after a more than week-long break caused by a winter storm.

















