Fourth of July Fireworks Across Arkansas 2026
“All eyes are opened, or opening, to the rights of man. The general spread of the light of science has already laid open to every view the palpable truth, that the mass of mankind has not been born with saddles on their backs, nor a favored few booted and spurred, ready to ride them legitimately, by the grace of God. T
VFW Post 9095 Gives Vets a Place to be Vets
Don Croswhite stood beside a table at the Veterans of Foreign Wars W. Carl Reed Post 9095 in Little Rock and explained its meaning in a voice halting but earnest. Flanked by a chair that will never be filled and set for a meal in symbol only — a candle, a rose, a Bible, a lemon, salt — the display honors prisoners of w
Dangerous Heat Index Values Up to 109 Degrees Bake Arkansas Wednesday Afternoon With Searcy...
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — A dangerous and oppressive heat event is gripping Arkansas on Wednesday, with maximum heat index values at 3:30 p.m. surging well above 100 degrees at nearly every location across the state. Searcy and Stuttgart are both forecast to feel like 109 degrees, with Lake Village also hitting 109 degre
Arkansas Marks 190 Years
The life of a state, like that of a family or a community, is one made up of landmarks sewn together with a thousand small moments of discovery, sorrow, triumph and perseverance. Arkansas’ rich history reaches the 190-year mark in 2026 with much to show for her being here. From the Civil War to civil rights, from diamo
9 Arkansas Fish Fry Stops Where Summer Flavor Comes Straight From The Lake
Arkansas has a way of making a fish fry feel like the whole point of summer. A lake day is great, sure, but the plate afterward might be what people remember most. Hot catfish lands on the table, hushpuppies vanish fast, and suddenly the drive feels completely justified. These are the kinds of places where the room fee
Little Rock police make arrests in April deadly shooting on Holt Street
Little Rock police announced on Wednesday the arrest of a man in a deadly shooting in April.
New Arkansas Tire Law Takes Effect July 1, Could Increase Tire Disposal Fees
A new Arkansas law took effect on Wednesday, July 1, changing how tire disposal costs are handled and allowing tire dealers to charge additional fees for transporting and disposing of used tires. The Tire Management and Recycling Act, also known as Senate Bill 606, updates state regulations that previously prevented...
Burglary, Battery, and Criminal Trespass in Tuesday’s Saline County Mugshots on 07012026
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.
Arkansas 2026-27 Fishing Regulations Changes in Effect, New Guidebook Released
Get your hands on the new 2026-27 Arkansas Fishing Guidebook by downloading a copy right to your phone. Anglers and boaters in Arkansas should be familiar with the Arkansas Fishing Guidebook, which is produced by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and historically released during January each year. This year is a li
Alexander council member charged with felony forgery following state audit
An Alexander city council member surrendered to the Saline County Sheriff’s Office on a felony forgery charge stemming from a 2023 state legislative audit, according to Arkansas State Police. Read more below. Mayor Crystal Herrmann confirmed the arrest on Wednesday, stating the charges relate to the falsification of ci

















