Legend or Monster? The White River Beast of Arkansas
Deep in the murky waters of the White River in Arkansas, tales of a strange aquatic creature have circulated for generations. Known locally as the White River Beast, this enigmatic creature has become part of Arkansas folklore, with reported sightings dating back to the late 1800s. Unlike its more famous cryptid cousin
Arkansas man killed in eastern Oklahoma crash
An Arkansas man was killed in a crash in eastern Oklahoma over the weekend, according to a fatal crash report.
7 on 7: The biggest stories from last week you might’ve missed
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Here are the biggest stories you might've missed from the week of July 26-August 1. 1. National Military Monument honors more than 41 million Americans who have served. A temporary monument in Washington, D.C., displays the names of more than 41 million Americans who...
Cave City Teacher Named August Face of Arkansas
CAVE CITY, Ark. — Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders today announced the ninth installment of Faces of Arkansas, a monthly series highlighting Arkansans whose portraits and stories are displayed at the entrance to the Governor’s office as a reminder of who the Governor and her team serve every day: the people of Arkansas.
9 Arkansas Restaurants Serving The Best Summer Desserts And Cool Treats
A cold dessert can change the whole mood of a summer afternoon. One spoonful, one thick shake, or one towering slice of pie can make the heat feel a little less serious. That is exactly why these Arkansas restaurants deserve attention right now. Each one brings something memorable to the table without making dessert fe
7 Highest-Rated Country Bakeries In Arkansas That Are Always Worth The Drive
A long drive feels shorter when a bakery waits at the other end. Fresh bread can do that. So can a cinnamon roll with enough icing to require a fork. Arkansas is filled with country bakeries where the day begins early and the best items may disappear before lunch. These...
People Drive From Across Arkansas To Try The Oysters At This Cozy Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant
The surprise starts before the first oyster reaches the table. Most travelers passing through this river city expect barbecue or Southern plates, not a downtown seafood restaurant filled with Gulf Coast energy. The remarkably simple storefront gives little away. Inside, conversations bounce around the casual dining roo
Arkansas Storm Team Blog: All-Time Record Temperature Anniversary
Fifteen years ago, on August 3, 2011, Little Rock reached its all-time record high temperature of 114°. It was in the middle of a week long heat wave of 100°+ high temperatures.
PJSP ranked among best campgrounds in US
Petit Jean State Park, the state’s oldest state park, was recently named one of the ten best campgrounds in the Southeast U.S. by The Dyrt, a national organization and online community devoted to camping and outdoors that ranks camping sites across the country every year. According to The Dyrt’s 2026 Best Campgrounds l
Waitlist, policy changes stir worries among families of Arkansans with disabilities
Laura Hellinga moved to a new house in Highfill two years ago, hoping it would be more accessible for her 15-year-old daughter, who was born with a rare joint disorder and uses a motorized wheelchair. Their previous house had a track attached to the ceiling that could lift her daughter, Landry, in and out of […]

















