Two Potential Quake Zones That Could Shake the U.S.
The New Madrid Seismic Zone Lurking in America’s Heartland The New Madrid Seismic Zone Lurking in America’s Heartland (image credits: unsplash) Hidden beneath the soft ... Read more The post Two Potential Quake Zones That Could Shake the U.S. appeared first on Climate Cosmos .
Power outages affect businesses, customers in downtown Little Rock
Hundreds of customers are without power in downtown Little Rock after Entergy officials said a vehicle crashed into their equipment Friday morning.
Arkansas farmers who receive federal financial aid won’t have to pay income taxes
Arkansas farmers receiving federal financial assistance will be exempt from paying state income taxes in accordance with state law, state officials announced Thursday.”Not only do these exemptions provide immediate relief to our hardworking farmers and ranchers, but they also help bolster Arkansas’ number one...
State expands SNAP work rules, thousands could be affected
More Arkansans will face work requirements for food assistance starting Friday after state lawmakers approved emergency rules for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).The Arkansas Department of Human Services is implementing new federal mandates that extend work rules to able-bodied adults under 64...
Patient of former Conway doctor facing rape charges reacts to arrest
A patient of a former Conway doctor who is facing felony rape charges is speaking out about the shock she's in after learning about the allegations against 65-year-old Guy Peeples.
With 179 kids still waiting, Pulaski County declares National Adoption Day
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde has officially proclaimed Nov. 21 as National Adoption Day, a milestone moment in Arkansas’ ongoing effort to find permanent homes for children in foster care. The declaration comes as nearly 180 children in the state are still waiting for...
Governor Sanders pardons turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT/Edited News Release) - Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders pardoned two turkeys, “Lilly” and “Sprinkles,” during an event celebrating Arkansas’s turkey industry on Thursday, Nov. 20. The birds were raised by Caroline and Adeline Dixon of Morrilton, members of Conway County 4-H, whose...
Bright the Night canceled due to weather
VIDEO: Bright the Night 2022. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Downtown Little Rock Partnership has announced that Bright the Night has been canceled due to rain and the forecast of potentially severe weather in downtown Little Rock. The event was set for Nov. 24, officials said. “The safety and experience of our performers,...
Rock Region METRO Riders: Real-Time Bus Arrival Text Alerts Now Available Again
Rock Region METRO has restarted its transit stop texting system. Riders can now get real-time arrival updates by text message. Passengers must sign up again, even if they used the service before.
Little Rock man facing life in federal prison after fentanyl death
Arthur Joyner was convicted of distributing fentanyl resulting in death and faces a mandatory life sentence, after selling three fentanyl pills to a man who thought he was buying oxycodone.
