Survivor shares story of recovery amid Domestic Violence Awareness Month
For Allison Magann, October carries a weight many cannot imagine. The month marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and for her it is more than purple ribbons and social media posts. It is a reminder of the violence she survived, the advocacy she built, and now, the battle she faces against stage four cancer.
Medicare scammers target Arkansas seniors
Groups working to help seniors combat scams say fraud involving fake medical equipment orders are showing up more often in Arkansas and across the country. Fraudsters may offer free devices in exchange for a Medicare number, even if the person does not need them. Carolina Oehler, volunteer coordinator with the...
Pulaski County sheriff asking for public’s help after body found
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help after a body was found in the county, identified as Cleophus Miller III of Pine Bluff, who was last seen on Sept. 27 in North Little Rock.
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin, Secretary of State Cole Jester set to announce arrests
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin and Secretary of State Cole Jester are set to announce arrests in a Thursday morning news conference.
State agencies receive guidance from Governor Sanders on federal funding interruptions
Little Rock, Arkansas – In anticipation of a possible federal government shutdown, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has issued a directive to state agency leaders outlining the steps to take should Congress fail to approve funding by the midnight deadline on September 30, 2025. The memo, addressed to cabinet...
Arkansas man faces minimum 15 years in prison after receiving meth in the mail...
An Arkansas man faces a minumum of 15-years in prison, after receiving several shipments of methamphetamine in the U.S. mail at a Bryant residence. Read more below. Spencer Walker, age 36, of Little Rock, was convicted by a federal jury on conspiracy to possess methamphetamine with intent to distribute. He was also...
Shutdown stirs anxiety in Arkansas communities relying on SNAP, HUD
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The federal government shutdown has entered its second day, and anxiety is lingering across Arkansas. The Little Rock NAACP says the shutdown could disproportionately harm underserved communities who rely on government-funded assistance like SNAP or HUD. Community organizations are urging...
Sherwood announces grand opening celebration for new ALDI
SHERWOOD, Ark. – After announcing last year that international grocery chain ALDI would be coming to town, a date has been set for the Grand Opening celebration in Sherwood. According to a post on social media by the City of Sherwood, ALDI intends to open on Oct. 22 with a ribbon cutting taking place […]
2025 Arkansas Food Hall of Fame Winners — K. Hall & Sons Produce
“This award recognizes those long-standing restaurants that have become legendary attractions in Arkansas.”. Practically a Little Rock landmark, K. Hall & Sons Produce has evolved from a produce store to a full-fledged restaurant and food distributor. Visitors to the Wright Street location in Little Rock will find...
Arkansas governor appoints new mayor for Helena-West Helena
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee announced Thursday that a new Helena-West Helena mayor has been appointed after the previous mayor was removed from office in July. Joseph Whitfield will now take over the mayoral office for the rest of his predecessor's term, which ends in 2026. “I...

















