đ Multiple Public Safety Jobs Now Hiring in Pulaski County
Pulaski County has several solid openings this week for folks who like to keep people and places safe. From hospital security to downtown patrols, thereâs something for every schedule.
Sarah Sanders on Being Asked to Leave a Restaurant: âItâs the Normal Versus the...
Friday on FNCâs âHannity,â Gov. Sarah Sanders (R-AR) reacted to reports that she was asked to leave The Croissanterie, a Little Rock, AR, restaurant after her lunch last week. âWell, first off, you know, I remember interviewing you when this happened the last time and I said,...
Kathy Webb To Be Keynote Speaker at Wolfe Street Foundationâs Red Carpet Gala
Kathy Webb will be the keynote speaker for the Wolfe Street Foundationâs 2026 Red Carpet Recovery Gala on April 18 at Chenal Country Club in Little Rock. Webb currently serves as interim executive director of Get Loud Arkansas, a nonpartisan voter registration and civic education organization. She also serves as a...
Prescribed burn planned for 250 Burns Park acres in North Little Rock
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. â Officials with the North Little Rock Parks & Recreation Department said they have planned a prescribed burn for North Little Rockâs Burns Park. Officials said the Monday burn will occur over 250 acres in total. Monday was selected for their forecast wind speed and direction to minimize...
Arkansas “X” tickets lead to big wins; LOTTO prize at $1M+ for Mar. 21
The Arkansas Scholarship Lotteryâs new âXâ scratch-off family has already produced two major winners this month. James R. of Phillips County claimed a $500,000 top prize after purchasing a 200X ticket while stopping for gas in West Helena. After scanning the ticket at home, James plans to use his winnings to renovate...
Problem Gambling intensifies during March Madness in Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. â As March Madness ramps up, so does sports betting across Arkansas, and advocates say that for some people, the excitement of the tournament can come with serious consequences. With games happening throughout the day, brackets being filled out, and betting apps making it easier than ever...
Which cities are the most obese? New report has the answer
America has an unfortunate weight problem. Not just stereotypically, but statistically, 42% of adults in the United States are technically considered obese.
Faculty, students from UAPB attend conference, spotlight Arkansasâ maternal mental health challenges
Faculty and students from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Department of Social Work recently presented at the Social Work Action Coalition State Conference, bringing attention to maternal mental health challenges impacting families across Arkansas. Associate social work professor Tamara Glover, interim...
Arkansasâ Amish-Style Grocery Store Serving Homemade Sandwiches Youâll Want All March
You wouldnât believe the sandwiches Iâve found in Arkansas. I came across this grocery store thatâs serving up some seriously good homemade sandwiches, and I canât stop thinking about them. Weâre talking fresh, thick slices of bread, stuffed with meats, cheeses, and flavors that just hit...
Commission receives public feedback on proposed changes to Arkansas hunting, angling regulations
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. â The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission heard the results of an extensive public comment survey concerning recently circulated regulations change proposals during its meeting held March 18-19. During Wednesdayâs committee meetings, AGFC Social Science Lead Jessica Feltz gave a report on the public...

















