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Summit Utilities awarded Wednesday (Sept. 16) $175,000 in community grants to nonprofit organizations across its Arkansas and Texarkana, Texas service area. The grants were awarded through Summit Cares, the company’s community giving program across its service territories. The event brought together grant recipients an

Little Rock police launched a homicide investigation after a man was fatally shot in southwest Little Rock on Wednesday night.

South Arkansas bankruptcies listed by county for the week ended Tuesday, September 15, 2026, according to the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Arkansas. Lafayette. Cecelia Minton, 330 N. Olive Street, Buckner; Chapter 13; bankruptcy filed September 11, 2026. Thomas Ellison, 4410 Highway 29, Le

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Thousands of Arkansans already keep a pet axolotl in a tank on their kitchen counter, yet as of 2026, nobody can legally buy a new one anywhere in the state. That contradiction confuses a lot of people who ask whether you can own an axolotl in

The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate Wednesday by a quarter of a percentage point, its first rate increase in three years, as policymakers continue working to bring down stubborn inflation.

Whether it's playing tag on the playground or shooting hoops on the court, being a dad is one of Kelvin Parker's greatest joys.

Residents of Jacksonville, Arkansas were alerted to a sudden outage affecting city services. The Jacksonville Police Department announced that its non‑emergency telephone lines are currently down while emergency lines remain fully operational, and they will provide updates as the issue is resolved. Non‑Emergency Phone

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — A little “Witam”, that’s Polish for hello, is a pretty good way to kick off a weekend that’s all about food, music and community in Central Arkansas. The 36th annual Polish Karnawal is happening this weekend at Immaculate Heart...

The Department of Veterans Affairs says it is awarding more than $13 million in grants to assist organizations helping homeless veterans in Arkansas.

Every couple of weeks, my phone rings with the same conversation. An investor from Colorado, Southern California, or the New York metro is selling a commercial building that no longer performs like it used to, whether an office building, shopping center or warehouse. Values slip, financing is expensive, insurance premi