Little Rock AR

Featured picture for "Arkansas Posts Strong Revenue Gains in November 2025, Driven by Surge in Individual Income Tax Collections"

Arkansas Posts Strong Revenue Gains in November 2025, Driven by Surge in Individual Income...

Arkansas recorded impressive revenue growth in November 2025, with net available general revenue reaching $552.4 million—a 7.8% increase over November 2024 and 3.4% above the state’s monthly forecast. The strong performance was led by a sharp rise in individual income tax collections, signaling continued economic...
Featured picture for "FDA: 250,000+ cases of shredded cheese recalled"

FDA: 250,000+ cases of shredded cheese recalled

(KOAM) -- The FDA is warning consumers about a recall involving more than 250,000 cases of shredded cheese.
Featured picture for "Victims killed during Frazier Park bonfire identified"

Victims killed during Frazier Park bonfire identified

Deputies in Pulaski County have identified the victims killed during a weekend bonfire on Frazier Pike.
Featured picture for "Are Arkansas Homeowners Responsible For Damage Caused By A Neighbors Fallen Branch"

Are Arkansas Homeowners Responsible For Damage Caused By A Neighbors Fallen Branch

A fallen branch in Arkansas can stir up more trouble than a summer storm, especially once it crashes onto a roof, fence, or car. Homeowners often look at the debris and wonder who shoulders the blame—the person who owns the damaged property or the neighbor whose tree dropped the surprise.
Featured picture for "Ground Broken for Riggs Cat Rebuild Center in LR"

Ground Broken for Riggs Cat Rebuild Center in LR

Despite the cold weather, a large group of Nabholz Construction and Riggs Caterpillar staff members huddled together to watch company leaders break ground on the new Riggs Rebuild Center in Little Rock. The new campus, which is being built on 40 acres off of South Shackleford Road, will feature three...
Featured picture for "Inside the Exclusive Walls of Club 1836: A Glimpse into Arkansas' Elite Networking Hub"

Inside the Exclusive Walls of Club 1836: A Glimpse into Arkansas’ Elite Networking Hub

In the heart of Little Rock, Arkansas lies an intriguing establishment known as Club 1836. This private club, which charges a monthly membership fee of $200, has been the subject of much curiosity on social media. Many are intrigued by what goes on behind its closed doors, with speculation ranging from networking...
Featured picture for "Movies and TV shows casting in Little Rock"

Movies and TV shows casting in Little Rock

The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures the attention of Americans starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a...
Featured picture for "Little Rock Weather Alert: Small Chance for Wintry Mix Thursday, Cold Rain to the South"

Little Rock Weather Alert: Small Chance for Wintry Mix Thursday, Cold Rain to the...

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Little Rock, AR – The National Weather Service in Little Rock says a light wintry mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain is possible across central and northern Arkansas on Thursday and Thursday evening,...
Featured picture for "A Random Question That Someone Must Know the Answer To"

A Random Question That Someone Must Know the Answer To

A recent post on social media has sparked a heated discussion regarding the alleged involvement of a lawyer and lobbyist in drug trafficking activities. The anonymous user claims that a significant amount of illegal substances, colloquially referred to as 'nose candy', is being trafficked through local...
Featured picture for "Former nursing home owner to serve prison time in Arkansas"

Former nursing home owner to serve prison time in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — A former owner of multiple nursing homes in Arkansas will still have to serve prison time on state charges, despite being granted clemency for a federal conviction. Joseph Schwartz, of New York, pled guilty in April to running a $38 million scheme by collecting taxes...

Trending Posts