Little Rock AR

There are not enough safety talks teens can have in order to be prepared for the road but B.R.E.A.K Teen Driving Course is aiming to change that.

Arkansas 4-H teams from Izard and Sebastian counties tested their knowledge of poultry production, studying eggs inside and out, at the 4-H Poultry Judging State Contest, held April 1. The contest took place at the Pauline Whitaker Arena in Fayetteville. One team of senior 4-H members from Izard County and...

Entergy Arkansas is proposing to build a natural gas-fired power generation facility adjacent to its White Bluff plant, which is due to stop burning coal in 2028. Entergy sent out a letter, dated July 7, to "community and government" leaders inviting them to a "virtual open house" to "review information regarding the...

Airing up a tire in front of a tarp-covered building is the new reality for business owner Leonardo Lugo after Sebastian’s Tire Shop caught fire on Wednesday.

SHERWOOD, Ark. — The Sherwood Police Department has asked for the public's help in searching for a missing girl. According to reports, 2-year-old Ava Carter was last seen in El Dorado, Arkansas, on July 4, 2025. She is described as being 33" in height and weighing about 40 pounds...

Little Rock police made an arrest after a Friday night deadly shooting on Brookside Drive

A report released from the Arkansas Department of Parks Heritage and Tourism says that state visitors generated $17.4 billion in 2024.

ARKANSAS (KTVE/KARD) — The Backing Small Businesses grant, supported by American Express, is now accepting applications through July 31. Courtesy photo According to officials, the grant helps local businesses grow, recover, and impact their community. For more information, visit the...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Former Northwest Arkansas lawmaker Uvalde Lindsey has passed away at 85 years old. Lindsey died on July 19, according to his obituary. The former legislator, who served two terms in the Arkansas House and two terms in the Arkansas Senate, retired from public office in 2018.

JACKSONVILLE, Ark. — We've all seen the signs when driving through a work zone on the interstate that say "Slow down, road work ahead." While a lot of us have become accustomed to it, this message is always top of mind for the crews working on the roads. Some...