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North Little Rock’s Innovation Hub to close in 2026

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The North Little Rock Public Library System (NLRPLS) has announced that the Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub will close by the end of the year, following a unanimous vote on November 17. The Library Board has directed the cancellation of the Innovation Hub's lease in...
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ZZ Top and Dwight Yoakam come to Simmons Bank Arena as part of Dos...

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — ZZ Top and Dwight Yoakam are coming to North Little Rock this spring as part of their Dos Amigos Tour. You can catch them on stage on Friday, Apr. 17, 2026. Concert tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m. You can...
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8 Trees That Could Lead To Fines If Not Removed In Arkansas

Did you know that some trees growing in your Arkansas yard could actually get you in trouble with the law? Property owners across the state face potential fines when certain invasive or hazardous trees aren’t removed promptly. Understanding which trees pose legal risks can help you avoid costly penalties...
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Little Rock hosts major job fair and no-cost food market this week

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Little Rock is set to host two significant community events aimed at supporting residents in need of employment and food assistance. The "Working in the Rock" job fair, organized by the Arkansas Workforce Center, will take place tomorrow, Nov. 18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the ACI-DI...
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Arkansas Renters United urges Little Rock mayor to take action on rising evictions

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — A group of community activists gathered at Little Rock City Hall on Tuesday to hand-deliver a letter to Mayor Frank Scott Jr., calling for stronger action as eviction rates continue to rise across Pulaski County. Led by Arkansas Renters United (ARU), the group said...
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Does Anyone Know Good Tent Camping Sites for Fishing on the White River?

If you're planning a winter camping trip with a side of fishing, the White River might be your ideal destination. A social media user recently asked for recommendations on the best tent camping sites along the White River that also offer good fishing opportunities. The query was met with a flurry of suggestions from...
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Free Thanksgiving feast welcomes all to the table

The community is invited to gather for a free meal ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Watch as Richard Gathright with NWA Equality and Patty Johnson with the Arkansas Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence join our KNWA Today/FOX24 morning shows with details on this year’s Rainbow Thanksgiving. Rainbow Thanksgiving is...
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Can People Under 18 in Arkansas Obtain a Motorcycle Permit After the Skills Test?

In the state of Arkansas, there seems to be some confusion about the process of obtaining a motorcycle permit, especially for those under 18 years old. A young rider recently shared their experience on social media, stating that after passing the written test, they were not issued a motorcycle permit. Instead, they...
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Arkansas father calls for reform in disability services after viral post

An Arkansas father is urging state leaders to address the struggles faced by families with disabled children, following a viral social media post. Blake Landers, whose three-year-old daughter Charlee has CTNNB1 syndrome, a rare genetic disorder affecting motor skills and speech, is advocating for reform in disability...
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When Did Abusive Children Start Having More Rights Than Their Teachers?

In a recent incident, a child physically assaulted a teacher and a police officer at a school. The incident, caught on the officer's camera, has sparked a heated debate on social media. The school board's response was to move the child to another class, marking the third such move since the start of the school year....

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