‘Christmas miracle’: Anonymous donor covers emergency room fees at Colorado animal hospital
An anonymous donor gave the Wheat Ridge Animal Hospital $200 envelopes to cover emergency room fees for pet owners, as well as $400 to the hospital's charity fund, providing a Christmas miracle for those in need.
Mental health program focuses on needs of young people
The Arkansas Crisis Center has announced that the Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas has awarded funding to develop AR Teen Connect, a unique, prevention-focused mental health program launching in early 2026. Through the state’s 988 text-to-chat line, ACC receives hundreds of messages each month from...
Mental fitness hearing set for Rogers doctor accused of fraud
PULASKI COUNTY, Arkansas — A former Northwest Arkansas psychiatrist accused of Medicaid fraud will return to court in January, when a judge will decide whether the former doctor is mentally fit to proceed with the criminal case. Hyatt, the former head of the Arkansas State Medical Board as well...
Silver alert issued for missing Little Rock woman
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Little Rock police have issued a Silver Alert for a 76-year-old woman reported missing late Christmas night. Sandria Nehus was last seen around 10:30 p.m. on Dec. 25 at a residence in the 3800 block of Cameo Drive in Little Rock, according to police. Authorities said Nehus has Alzheimer’s disease...
UALR student from Pine Bluff launches app that’s all about insects
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock student from Pine Bluff is transforming the way people learn about the insect world through technology with the launch of a new mobile app, Insects AR, now available on the Google Play Store. The innovative app, developed by James Dempsey, a senior computer...
2025 in review: Arkansas reflects on a year of triumphs and tragedies in 2025
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — As Arkansas looks back on 2025, the year was marked by significant events that shaped the state. The year began with a massive snowstorm in January, blanketing areas like Hot Springs with over 10 inches of snow, leading to flight cancellations and widespread power outages.
Arkansas proposes rule changes related to feral hog control
The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is proposing changes to two regulatory rules, including amendments to the Arkansas Rules on Pesticide Use that would establish a new classification of pesticide commonly used as feral hog bait. The Arkansas State Plant Board approved the draft rule changes during its meeting on...
Pardoned Nursing Home Owner with Batesville and Searcy Ties Seeks Delay Before Arkansas Prison...
A former nursing home owner with operations in Batesville and Searcy has asked an Arkansas judge to delay his reporting date to prison, citing concerns the state may not be able to meet his religious dietary requirements. Attorneys for Joseph Schwartz, of New York, filed the request Tuesday, asking for...
UPDATE: Arkansas Couple Who Allegedly Tried To Sell 2-Month-Old Baby For Beer & $1,000...
Whew! You won’t believe what this Arkansas couple allegedly did. Darien Urban and Shalene Ehlers are making headlines after authorities revealed the shocking lengths they went to when trying to sell their 6-month-old baby for beer and cash. The bizarre case has left locals stunned as the couple learns their fate in...
Arkansans react to $1.8 billion Powerball win, share what they’d do with the money
Not many gifts under the Christmas tree could top a nearly two billion dollar payday. While most Arkansans didn’t wake up a billionaire, we hit the streets to ask folks what they’d do if they had.

















