Dollar General donates 1.2M pounds of food in Arkansas
Dollar General announced it donated over 1.2 million pounds of food to Arkansas food banks during the first seven months of 2026 as part of its Hunger Action Month initiatives.
CHI St. Vincent is set to leave every Arkansas Blue Cross network, including Medicare...
A contract dispute between one of Arkansas’s largest hospital systems and the state’s dominant health insurer is set to come to a head on September 1, and Medicare Advantage enrollees across central Arkansas are the ones with the most to lose if the two sides don’t reach a deal in time. CHI St. Vincent, part […]
You can walk 300 years of history at this Arkansas park and see nobody...
You can walk through the oldest European settlement site in the lower Mississippi Valley and barely see another visitor. Arkansas Post National Memorial sits on a green peninsula where the Arkansas River meets calm backwaters near Gillett, and it ranks among the least crowded sites in the National Park System.
Ex-Arkansas State Rep. Austin McCollum now facing additional felony charge
The lone candidate for Benton County, former Arkansas State Rep. Austin McCollum, is now facing an additional felony charge in connection with an alleged domestic violence incident, according to court documents.
Charges upgraded against Arkansas man arrested in 4-year-old’s death; mother also charged
HOPE, Ark. — The death Sunday of a 4-year-old girl who suffered fatal injuries in an alleged severe abuse case has led to charges being upgraded against two people, including the child's mother. The Hempstead County Sheriff's Office has arrested James Ivey, 33, of Emmet, Ark., on charges of...
Multi-agency search leads to arrests after I-55 traffic stop ends in chase
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Thursday, August 27, an Arkansas State Trooper stopped a blue Chevrolet Equinox for a traffic violation on Interstate 55 by the 56-mile marker. During the stop, an altercation occurred after the Trooper attempted to arrest the driver, Pedro Gonzalez, 36, by way of a U.S. Immigration and Custo
End of rental aid creates uncertainty for central Arkansas families facing eviction, homelessness
Alexis Mitchell’s teenage nephew and son took a recent day off from school to help move the family’s laundry machines, bed frames and mattresses from their southwest Little Rock house into a storage unit. They brought bags of clothes to the hotel where they’ve stayed for over a week after being evicted from the place [
‘The goal is more accessibility,’ Arkansas Medicaid set to start covering doula care for...
For low-income expectant mothers doula care is set to become more accessible. Medicaid will begin covering doula care after the Arkansas legislative council approved the new rules which were laid out in the Healthy Moms Healthy Babies Act.
Shine Bright Like a Diamond: Staci Medlock is at the Top of Her Game...
A consistent multimillion-dollar producer earning Diamond and Double Diamond recognition from the Little Rock REALTORS® Association, not to mention being named Best Real Estate Agent by AY About You readers in “AY’s Best of 2026” in June, Staci Medlock, real estate agent at LPT Realty, has risen to the pinnacle of cent
Arkansas landowners can get reimbursed for trapping feral hogs
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KY3) - Around 85% of the land in Arkansas is privately owned, and that means protecting that land is up to individual landowners. “When you look at that, that acreage really starts to add up,” said Trey Reid with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. “We’re talking 10,000, 15,000, 20,000 acres. 100

















