Chapter 12 bankruptcies surge; Arkansas leads the way
A February release from the American Farm Bureau Federation revealed staggering statistics on the rising number of Chapter 12 bankruptcies. This type of bankruptcy allows farmers to continue farming while restructuring debt. In 2025, there were 315 Chapter 12 bankruptcy filings across the U.S., a 46% increase from...
Bank files foreclosure lawsuit against Tim’s Tavern; restaurant marked as ‘closed’
BENTON, Ark. (KATV) — A bank has filed a foreclosure lawsuit against Benton restaurant Tim's Tavern, whose owner was accused of sexually assaulting his ex-employees. According to court documents, Centennial Bank says that restaurant owner Timothy Steppach took out a loan of $97,000 in October 2022. The complaint...
Jeremiah Moore Launches Moore Land & Farm in Clarendon
Arkansas real-estate broker and state lawmaker Jeremiah Moore has launched Moore Land & Farm in Clarendon. The firm specializes in agricultural and recreational real estate. Headquartered in Clarendon, Moore Land & Farm will serve clients throughout the state with the primary focus on connecting buyers and sellers of...
Report: Affordability, flexibility, mental challenges cited as barriers to improving childcare options
It’s no secret that the cost of childcare in Arkansas, and nationally, is an expensive burden for many families. A new Arkansas-focused report quantifies and offers new insight into the crisis that is keeping many out of the workforce and lowering the income potential for struggling families. The Women’s...
Arkansas QBs go through Day 1 of spring practice drills
Watch Arkansas' quarterbacks as they go through Day 1 of spring practice drills.
Master Gardeners to host plant sales around Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK — Throughout the state, Arkansas Master Gardeners are preparing a variety of annuals, perennials, berry bushes, succulents and vegetables to sell at more than 20 plant sales for home gardeners between March and June. Proceeds from the sales will benefit local Master Gardener beautification efforts, such...
Little Rock residents don’t want AI data centers
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Little Rock residents concerned about AI data centers coming to their community gathered Saturday to discuss with their state representative. “I don’t think a lot of us here, or a lot of residents where these AI data centers are being built, we don’t want transparency,” one resident said. “We just...
Faulkner Co. Sheriff’s Office investigating weekend shooting
The Faulkner County Sheriff’s office is investigating a weekend shooting incident that left three people injured. Just before 3:00 a.m. Sunday, deputies responded to 404 Highway 65 North, the location formerly known as “The 70’s Store,” which now operates as an event rental venue, in reference to a reported shooting....
Severe storms, high winds leave thousands without power
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Severe weather and high winds on Sunday have left thousands of residents without power. As of 6:55 a.m. Monday, these outages have been reported:. To report a typo or correction, please click here.
Conway PD investigating allegations of fraudulent business practices by Superior RV
An investigation is underway by the Conway Police Department into allegations of fraudulent business practices by Superior RV. The department says it received reports from multiple victims of fraudulent activity involving the sale and consignment of campers, trailers, and other recreational vehicles…. On Thursday,...

















