More than $5 million in drugs seized during commercial vehicle stops on I-40 in...
The Arkansas Highway Police (AHP) made “two significant drug busts” during recent commercial vehicle traffic stops along I-40. On September 24, AHP detailed two recent drug seizures that occurred along I-40 with assistance from police canine units. Credit for the first drug seizure went to K9 Mack, who alerted to the p
Bauxite community holds pickleball tournament to support Gunner Frazier’s family
BAUXITE, Ark. (KATV) — Friends of Bauxite High School senior Gunner Frazier came together Sunday for a pickleball tournament in his honor, raising money to support his family with funeral expenses. Frazier, 17, died after a fight early Saturday, Sept. 19, in Bauxite. The Saline County Sheriff’s Office said...
Arkansas Division of Emergency Management director AJ Gary announces retirement
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Arkansas Division of Emergency Management (ADEM) Director AJ Gary has announced he will retire as ADEM Director and State Homeland Security Advisor on November 1, 2026, concluding more than a decade of service in state emergency management. Former Governor Asa Hutchinson first appointed
Things To Do in Arkansas This Week: Sept. 28-Oct. 1
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Looking for something to do in Arkansas this week? From major concerts and literary events to theater productions and comedy shows, there’s no shortage of things happening across the Natural State as fall begins. Here’s a look at some of the top things to do in Arkansas through Thursday. Featured Ev
October 2026: Arkansas Concert Guide – Chance the Rapper, Breaking Benjamin, Chiodos and more
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – October is packed with major concerts across Arkansas, featuring everyone from chart-topping artists in the worlds of hip hop, country and rock as well as several legendary local acts. Check out our list of shows happening at venues in Little Rock, Rogers, El Dorado and...
Arkansas History for September 28: Swamp Land Act
Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for September 28, with notable births and deaths of people with Arkansas connections for this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Much of this informa
Meet Me in Aisle 10: Eighteen Years Later, Edmond and Monica Are Still Choosing...
*America could use a love story right now. Not a Hollywood romance where every disagreement disappears before the closing credits. America could use a story about two imperfect people who had experienced relationships that did not work, kept living, kept believing—and unexpectedly found each other while grocery shoppin
8 Arkansas Fall Craft Fairs Where You Could Easily Spend The Whole Afternoon
A fall craft fair can make an ordinary October weekend feel like an event. In Arkansas, these gatherings bring makers together with shoppers while long rows of booths fill with work you will not see in big-box stores. Large fairs spread over roomy grounds. Smaller events stay indoors, making the...
Federal rescheduling to impact taxes, operations of medical marijuana businesses
The federal rescheduling of medical marijuana is expected to lead to significant tax and operational changes for state-licensed dispensaries as the number of patients rises while sales fall in Arkansas. Amanda Strickland, CEO of state-licensed dispensary The Source in Rogers, expects the rescheduling to benefit the bot
10 Arkansas Restaurants Worth Building An October 2026 Road Trip Around
The best fall drives usually have a reason at the end of them, and a great meal works just fine. October makes the roads through Arkansas especially tempting, but this route is built around restaurants rather than overlooks alone. A giant New York-style pizza can start the day. Later, dinner...

















