Little Rock AR

AQ Chicken House (Springdale) Back Home BBQ (Little Rock) Fan favorite: brisket, jalapeno sausage, cream corn. Blue House Bakery and Cafe (Bryant) Fan favorites: acai smoothie bowl, chocolate chip biscuit. Bobby’s Cafe (North Little Rock) Fan favorite: Friday night catfish special. Brave New Restaurant (Little Rock) Fa

The Arkansas Community Foundation announced the launch of the Arkansas Full Table Fund on Friday, anchored by a $10 million grant from the Walmart Foundation.

Duck gumbo, sliced homemade meats and chef-inspired desserts kept hundreds visiting food tables for more at the fifth annual Taste of Southeast Arkansas on Sept. 17 at the Saracen Hotel and Event Center. Tasters tried everything from Chef Michael Easley’s whipped goat cheese crostini, to Chef Tyrone Fox’s smoked pork..

Small-town grocery stores can tell you plenty about a community before you ever reach the checkout. The shelves matter, but so do the familiar routines that have kept neighbors coming back for decades. In Arkansas, several family-run markets have outlasted changing shopping habits while still giving people a reason to.

The North Little Rock City Council passed an ordinance on September 14 to expand the Argenta Entertainment District boundaries southward toward the riverfront to encourage hospitality and economic growth.

Central High School principal April Rike placed two employees on paid administrative leave as part of an investigation into student athletic eligibility requirements.

A study by the Mesothelioma Center at Asbestos.com identified Arkansas as the state with residents most at risk of developing lung disease based on factors such as smoking rates and air pollution.

A Pulaski County judge rejected a request Friday to allow Arkansas to enforce two laws giving the governor power to fire top prison officials, saying that a settlement agreement struck with the Board of Corrections was “in direct conflict with the Arkansas Constitution.” Pulaski County Circuit Judge Patricia James’ dec

An alarming blaze erupted before dawn, stirring concerns across the community. An early morning fire in the HWY 110 area destroyed two houses, prompting a multi‑department response that included Burnt Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, Survival Flight ambulance and the VBCSO; no injuries were reported and the cause remai

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT) - As the midterm elections draw closer, the Arkansas Department of Transportation reminds candidates and their supporters that it is unlawful to place campaign signs on highway right of ways. According to state law, only official directional, informational and regulatory highway signs are allow