Battery, Warrants, and Theft by Receiving in Thursday’s Saline County Mugshots on 09182026
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.
North Little Rock man killed in I-530 rollover in Jefferson County
A 22-year-old North Little Rock man was killed early Sunday (Sept. 13) when his vehicle left Interstate 530 and overturned in Jefferson County, according to the Arkansas State Police. Javier K. Caldwell was driving a 2004 Chevrolet south on I-530 near the 29-mile marker when the vehicle left the roadway...
Chinook Helicopters From Oklahoma And Mississippi Arrive To Help Battle The Bunker Fire In...
Two neighboring states sent their biggest helicopters to help Arkansas battle the Bunker Fire burning near Camden. Those Chinook aircraft carry 2000-gallon water buckets to drop loads directly onto active flames.
9 Arkansas Pumpkin Patches And Farm Festivals Worth The Drive This October
October gives road trips a built-in excuse to get a little dirt on the shoes. Pumpkin patches open while corn mazes fill out, and farm weekends suddenly feel more exciting than another afternoon at home. Arkansas has seasonal stops built around pumpkin picking, with larger festivals adding rides and animal...
Ground Beef: From Arkansas Pastures to Your Plate
Ground beef is a staple in many American kitchens. From burgers and meatloaf to tacos, chili and spaghetti sauce, its versatility makes it a popular choice for families. For Arkansas, beef is also an important part of agriculture. According to the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Arkansas had approximatel
Minority Enterprise Development Week spotlights minority-led nonprofit of the year finalis
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — As the 44th annual Minority Enterprise Development Week approaches, several nonprofits being recognized in the “Minority-Led Nonprofit of the Year” category are highlighting the work they say is changing lives across Arkansas, from fighting poverty to mentoring young people and helping landow
Jacksonville Police Department Implements “CVIP” In Major Announcement
A new community safety effort has been unveiled in Jacksonville, Arkansas, promising to reshape how at‑risk youth are supported. The announcement has sparked optimism among residents. Jacksonville Police Department Chief Hibbs announced the creation of a Community Violence Intervention Program (CVIP), assigning Officer
Little Rock Weekend Guide: Sept. 17-20
Food trucks, comic book heroes and lots of German beer — it’s all on the agenda this weekend. Let’s get into it. Evening of Goodness at Chenal Event Venue // Now in its second year, this Goodness Village fundraiser works in tandem with its Day of Goodness event raising awareness and supporting the mission to provide lo
Things To Do in Arkansas This Weekend (Sept. 18-20)
Various events including Arkansas Comic Con, musical performances by Billy Idol and Ashley McBryde, and the Downtown Food Truck Festival are scheduled to take place across Arkansas this weekend.
Groundbreaking held for $700 million AWSOM Whole Health Campus
It’s been seven years in the making, but the effort to bring specialty health care to Northwest Arkansas is one step closer to reality. Alice Walton was front and center Thursday (Sept. 17) to break ground on the $700 million Alice L. Walton School of Medicine Whole Health Campus in Bentonville.

















