Arkansas sees late-summer spike in COVID-19 cases
LITTLE ROCK — Emergency room data collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates a late-summer spike in COVID-19 infections in Arkansas. The CDC has shown that 0.88 percent of patients in Arkansas emergency rooms have tested positive for COVID in recent weeks. That is the largest percentage...
Little Rock train collision kills one, injures another
PULASKI COUNTY- The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a deadly crash Sunday afternoon involving a train and a vehicle. Deputies say the crash happened around 4:50 p.m. in the 5300 block of Perkins Street. A woman driving the vehicle died at the scene. A man riding with her was badly hurt and taken by...
10 Facts About The ‘Devil In The Ozarks’ Legend
Ever heard of the 'Devil in the Ozarks' legend? This chilling tale has intrigued many for generations. But what makes this story so captivating? The Ozarks, a region rich in folklore, has birthed countless myths, but none as spine-tingling as this one. From eerie sightings to unexplained phenomena, the legend has it...
Arkansas lawmakers question implementation of third-grade literacy law
Arkansas lawmakers continued to express concern Tuesday about a newly effective law that prohibits students who don’t meet the state’s third-grade reading standard from being promoted to fourth grade. The new provision, which goes into effect this fall, is part of the LEARNS Act, a 2023 law that overhauled the...
‘I have never been as worried as I am now’: Arkansas farmers gather to...
BROOKLAND, Ark. (KAIT) - Farmers from across the state are asking for help before it’s too late. Hundreds of farmers gathered in Brookland to speak with representatives of Arkansas leaders to share with them their urgent plight: the difficulties they face in farming today. Many farmers spoke out at...
Arkansas Mails Over $700,000 in Unclaimed Checks
No claim needed! The Arkansas State Auditor is mailing over $700K in unclaimed property checks directly to residents with a new program.
Bath Makeover of Arkansas earns fourth consecutive Inc 5000 award
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Bath Makeover of Arkansas has been recognized for the fourth consecutive year as one of the fastest-growing private companies in America, according to Inc Magazine's 2025 Inc 5000 rankings. The company, which specializes in custom bathing solutions such as bathtubs, showers, and walk-in...
Arkansas recovery center tackles addiction stigma with innovative treatments
LITTLE ROCK, AR (KATV) — More than 70% of Arkansans who need addiction treatment don't receive it, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. As September marks National Recovery Month, The Recovery Team in North Little Rock is raising awareness about the state's untreated addiction...
Arkansas students benefit from state tree program
For the 23rd year, the Arkansas Department of Agriculture is providing trees to schools across the state to increase green space and reduce exposure to the sun. Applications are being accepted for the Shade Trees on Playgrounds program. Urban and Community Forestry Coordinator Kristine Kimbro said they hope the...
Assault, Drugs, and Theft in Monday’s Saline County Mugshots on 09022025
Mugshots seen here are from the last few days of booking at the Saline County Detention Center. Having a mugshot does not equate with being guilty of a crime. Some faces will be seen frequently, since those on probation must check in on a regular basis. To see more information on a subject, click on their name.