Arkansas History for April 10: Camp Magnolia tornado
Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for April 10, with notable births and deaths of people with Arkansas connections for this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Much of this information comes from the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, an online publication. ChatGPH has collected this data.
Arkansas veteran raises money for Ukraine after overseas encounter
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — An Arkansas veteran is fundraising for Ukraine thanks to a life-changing encounter that happened overseas more than 20 years ago. Collin Gorman is an accountant in North Little Rock who served in the U.S. Marine Corps for eight years starting in 1997. “In 2003,...
Arkansas bar could face maximum fines from Alcoholic Beverage Control | Here’s why
BRYANT, Ark. — A Bryant bar at the center of controversy is now one step closer to a decision that may impact its liquor license. On Thursday morning, the owner faced questions from state regulators. After a lawsuit filed by a former Bryant Police detective, Shanna Hastings, the spotlight...
New pizza restaurant to replace Iriana’s Pizza in Little Rock
A new establishment is set to take the place of a beloved pizza restaurant set to close next week.
AST Blog: Arkansas Tornado Warning Hotspots
Which towns get warned the most? The least? The last 10 years of tornado warnings tell an interesting story.
Maumelle police searching for victim in reported drowning
Authorities are conducting an ongoing search for a reported drowning victim in Maumelle.
Multi Day Severe Weather Threat Expanding From Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Into Mississippi Alabama and...
TENNESSEE VALLEY — A developing weather pattern is setting the stage for a multi-day severe weather threat beginning Saturday, April 11, and continuing through at least the early part of next week, with multiple states now under increasing concern. Forecast signals indicate that this will not be a one-day...
Arkansas Attorney General announces two arrests, one conviction made for Medicaid Fraud
LITTLE ROCK, Ark — Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced multiple arrests and convictions in connection with Medicaid fraud. According to reports, on March 27, 2026, Victoria Taylor of North Little Rock was arrested on a Class A felony while working as a personal care aid after she claimed she provided care services to her spouse, billing Medicaid $46,977.05.
Arkansas man, 50, convicted to four life sentences plus 60 years after breaking into...
Arkansas – An Arkansas man was convicted earlier this week after a county jury found him guilty of two counts of indecent assault, kidnapping, and aggravated burglary following an investigation led by Arkansas State Police Special Agents. Following the verdict, the jury sentenced the defendant to four life sentences...
Arkansas Police Chief Resigns After Slapping Man in a Wheelchair
An Arkansas police chief resigns just 13 days into the role after a viral video shows an alleged assault of a man in a wheelchair. An Arkansas police chief has resigned just 13 days after taking up his new role. It came following a viral video that sparked widespread backlash.
