Here’s where all of the ‘No Kings’ protests are happening in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Many Arkansans across the state will be participating in the national "No Kings" protest on March 28, 2026. At least 17 protests are scheduled to take place in Arkansas on Saturday in cities like Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Monticello. The March 28 demonstrations come as...
Little Rock Weekend Guide: March 26-29
March Madness, live music, local markets — it’s all on the agenda this weekend. Let’s get into it. Food Truck Thursday at the Pulaski County Administration Building // It’s time to fill that food truck-shaped hole in your life. This meetup at 201 Broadway St. will welcome eats like Bragg’s Big Bites, Pounds on the...
🏭 Pulaski County Manufacturing Jobs – Multiple Openings $20–$65K+
Pulaski County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing this month, with solid openings from steel fabrication to warehouse operations. Whether you’re handy with tools or ready to lead a team, there’s something here for every skill level.
Arkansas Community Organizations says Little Rock housing crisis needs more work
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — The City of Little Rock is officially recognizing what many residents say they've felt for years: a growing housing crisis. After the city passed a resolution acknowledging the need for more affordable housing, the group that helped push that effort forward is now speaking out about what...
Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Warming back up
THIS AFTERNOON: Today will be a sunny & dry day with temperatures warming back into the mid 80s. TONIGHT: Skies will remain clear overnight as temperatures fall into the 50s & 60s. TOMORROW: Thursday will likely be the warmest day of the week with highs back in the upper 80s...
The Great American Cleanup arrives in Central Arkansas | Here’s how you can get...
LITTLE ROCK, Ark — The Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission (KABC) is partnering with the Doula Alliance of Arkansas for a volunteer-led cleanup day in Little Rock. KABC hosts this event as a part of their Great American Cleanup campaign, aiming to clean and refresh parks across Arkansas. Volunteers of...
Arkansas Patients Could Face Higher Costs as White River Health, UnitedHealthcare Deadline Nears March
White River Health of Arkansas is continuing negotiations with UnitedHealthcare ahead of a March 31, 2026 deadline that could impact healthcare access for patients across Arkansas. Hospital officials say a final offer has been submitted, but if no agreement is reached, White River Health will move out-of-network for...
City of Maumelle welcomes new police chief
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The City of Maumelle announced the appointment of a new police chief after the current one announced his retirement earlier in March. Maumelle Mayor Caleb Norris announced that Captain Dustin Ivey, a 24-year veteran of the Maumelle Police Department, will be the city’s next chief of police. Ivey...
Pulaski County Burn Ban still in effect
A burn ban is in effect for all of Pulaski County due to high wildfire risks from dry conditions.
Corps of Engineers pledges to cut red tape on infrastructure projects
Kyle Kellams: Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis recently received an interesting press release in his inbox. Jack Travis: I sure did. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers sent me a release titled "Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works Announces Building Infrastructure, Not Paperwork Initiative for the Army's Civil...
