Little Rock AR

A newly signed agreement between the Arkansas Department of Corrections and the federal government will allow select corrections officers to work as immigration agents.

Amazon’s decision to close a massive fulfillment hub in Arkansas has abruptly erased 4,100 warehouse jobs and rattled a regional economy that had banked on long term growth from the e commerce giant. The shutdown of the Little Rock operation, part of a $3.4 billion logistics complex, is more than a corporate...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Deputies in Pulaski County are asking for the community’s help in an investigation on the deadly bonfire on Frazier Pike. Deputies are asking for any videos or pictures taken during the shooting that happened Friday, Nov. 28. Investigators said dozens of people attended the...

Every Arkansas driver has a mental list of awful driving behaviors that make them want to scream into their steering wheel. We all hate the same things: People who don’t signal, drivers who camp in the left lane, and those parking lot maniacs who take up two spaces. But...

Arkansas law enforcement is teaming up with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Arkansas Highway Safety Office to promote the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign from December 12, 2025 to January 1, 2026.

NORTH LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Update:. The Arkansas State Police confirmed that they are investigating allegations against North Little Rock Mayor Terry Hartwick. The investigation comes at the request of the North Little Rock Police Department. A spokesperson with ASP said the investigation was assigned to the Special...

Police in Little Rock said they are searching for a teen who was reported missing.

37 year old Cheryl Cottrell was last seen in Little Rock, Arkansas on October 10, 2002. She disappeared after leaving her husband a note, stating she loved him and to look for her in the river. Disappearance. On October 10, 2002, Cheryl Cottrell was last seen driving a tan 1985...

The neo-Nazi group, “Blood Tribe,” travelled to Little Rock and gathered on the sidewalk in front of the school Saturday, Dec. 6. Dressed in black and red attire and wearing face coverings, they carried banners featuring Swastikas and an additional banner with the phrase, “Race mixing is communism.”

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Arkansas State Police released new dash cam video showing officers pulling over members of the Neo-Nazi 'Blood Tribe' group after their rally in Little Rock on Saturday. The video came to light after Channel 7 submitted a FOIA request to ASP. The footage shows...