Arkansas Lt. Governor Leslie Rutledge Shares Personal Message on World Cancer Day, Praises UAMS...
Arkansas Lt. Governor Leslie Rutledge shared a heartfelt message on World Cancer Day, offering support to families affected by cancer and expressing gratitude for the care her own family has received. Rutledge said her heart goes out to every family touched by the disease, especially those who have lost loved...
Maumelle residents question city’s street project amid city growth
MAUMELLE, Ark. — For people who live along Maumelle Boulevard, the view, trees, traffic flow, and the buffer from the main road matter. That's why more than 300 residents signed a petition opposing the city of Maumelle's Master Street Plan project unless it's done in a way that protects both trees and drivers.
Second act of vandalism in less than a month knocks out service for Optimum...
CABOT, Ark.- For the second time in three weeks, an act of vandalism knocked out internet and telephone services for Optimum customers in Cabot. The most recent incident happened in the early hours of Thursday morning. Thieves allegedly climbed to the top of a power pole and cut fiber optic lines thinking they...
Amusements license tax collections in Arkansas fall 14.9% in 2024
In 2024, Arkansas generated $12.7 billion in total tax revenue, including $1.2 million from amusements license taxes. This amount reflects a decrease compared to the $1.4 million collected in the prior year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC). The State...
10 Underrated Italian Restaurants In Arkansas To Try In 2026
For me, there’s nothing better than indulging in some great Italian food. There’s something about the rich flavors, the warmth, and the satisfaction of every bite that makes it the ultimate comfort food. While the popular spots get their share of attention, there are a handful of underrated...
Washington Regional ranked best in Arkansas for stroke care
Washington Regional earns award from Arkansas Department of Health
Jacksonville North Pulaski School District responds to possible student walkout
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Tuesday, February 4, the Jacksonville North Pulaski School District shared a letter, informing parents and community members of a planned student walkout in protest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). As circulating social media posts and flyers made its way to the public, the district...
10 Iconic Arkansas Restaurants That Have Stood The Test Of Time
I’ve always believed you can tell the real story of Arkansas by pulling up a chair and ordering whatever the locals swear by. Not the shiny new spots. I’m talking about the places where the booths are worn in, the recipes haven’t changed in decades, and somebody probably knows your name before you even sit down. Over...
Hands on a Hyundai Revives a Beloved Toad Suck Daze Tradition
One of Conway’s most requested festival experiences is making a comeback with a new name and new partners during Toad Suck Daze this year. First Community Bank and Chris Crain Hyundai, alongside the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce, have announced the debut of Hands on a Hyundai, an endurance-style contest inspired by...
Quincy Jones’ legacy celebrated with symphony and song this Valentine’s Day weekend
LITTLE ROCK, AR (KATV) — The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra is set to pay tribute to the legendary Quincy Jones with a special concert titled "The Legacy of Quincy Jones." This event will explore Jones' lasting impact across jazz, pop, film, and television, showcasing music that continues to connect generations.

















