Clark County retailers sell $444K in lottery tickets in August
Clark County had Arkansas Scholarship Lottery ticket sales totaling $444,281 in August 2026, according to a report released by the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration — Office of the Arkansas Lottery. Statewide, Arkansas had lottery ticket sales of $46,935,670 in August. The seven-county area collectively
One Of The Ozark’s Most Scenic Hikes Is A National Forest Gem With Cliff...
It's virtually impossible to count the number of seasonal and year-round waterfalls in the Ozarks, but to say they're impressive is an understatement. And while some cascades can be found steps from a main road, others are the crowning jewel at the end of a scenic hike that makes you work for your reward. Hidden in the
Arkansas Low Income Home Energy Assistance Summer Program ends in September
Applications for the 2026 Summer Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program will be accepted through September 30.
Jacksonville woman jailed 34 years after newborn’s body found in ditch
A routine DNA sample taken from a former Pine Bluff woman led Monday, September 14, 2026 to her arrest for the 1992 murder of a newborn baby. Arkansas State Police Cold Case Unit Agents and Pine Bluff Police Department announced the arrest of Stephanie Amos, 52, now of Jacksonville, for the infant’s death that happened
Ben Crump represents second person in Arkansas State Police use-of-force cases
A nationally known civil rights attorney is now representing a second person involved in a controversial Arkansas State Police use-of-force case. Attorney Ben Crump says he is now representing 24-year-old Tedrick Washington Junior, who was arrested in Blytheville in August. Washington was pulled through a broken car wi
Arkansas Woman, 82, Accused of Trafficking Drugs from Wedding Boutique
Police said they executed a search warrant at the shop and seized suspected methamphetamine, marijuana, fentanyl, drug paraphernalia and cash
Arkansas health department to lay off dozens of workers, eliminate unfilled positions
The Arkansas Department of Health will lay off more than three dozen people and eliminate unfilled positions in November, a spokesperson confirmed on Monday. In total, 71 positions within the 2,100-person department will be eliminated. Thirty-eight of those positions are currently filled, while the rest are unfilled. T
Things to Do in Arkansas This Week: Sept. 14-17
Arkansas residents have several entertainment options this week, including performances by Ann Wilson, the Pope County Fair, and various local theater and music events.
10 Arkansas Fall Food Stops Worth The Drive Before September Ends
September in Arkansas smells like ripe apples, warm crust, and freshly cracked pecans. The roads get prettier, the pumpkins get bigger, and the roadside stands start stacking gourds by the front door. This list rounds up ten stops where the food does the talking: orchards with U-pick rows, a market...
Arkansas Mother Navigates End of Her Postpartum WIC Benefits
LITTLE ROCK, (Ark.) KATV — For Arkansas mother Maddi Lewis, WIC has been an important part of making sure her family has enough nutritious food each month. But now, six months after giving birth, Lewis is reaching the end of her postpartum eligibility for the program — and she's worried about how her family will afford
