Lyon College School of Dental Medicine to host free oral health care event
The Lyon College School of Dental Medicine is preparing to host a free oral health care event in Little Rock.
North Little Rock man faces 30 felony child exploitation charges
A North Little Rock man is facing multiple felony charges following an investigation by the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office. Attorney General Tim Griffin announced today that 44-year-old Eric Mark Bowden has been arrested on 30 felony counts of pandering or possessing material depicting sexually explicit conduct...
Arkansas National Guard mobilized for state active duty to help search in Texas after...
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has mobilized the Arkansas National Guard for state active duty to help assist with a search in Texas following the devastating floods.
Statewide Speeding Blitz: Arkansas Law Enforcement on High Alert
If you have a lead foot, here is a heads-up for you. Arkansas Law Enforcement is out in full force, looking for people driving over the speed limit. From Wednesday, July 9 to Thursday, July 31, law agencies all across the state are teaming up for this high-visibility campaign called Speeding Slows You Down.
Fewer boating under the influence incidents this year
HEBER SPRINGS, Ark. (KAIT/Edited News Release) - According to Sgt. Sydney Grant, Boating Law Administrator for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, 118 Arkansas Game Wardens worked a heightened enforcement detail over the Independence Day Weekend to increase boating safety on one of the state’s busiest boating...
Two Arkansans win $50,000 each playing lottery scratch-off tickets
Two Arkansans won $50,000 each playing the $50,000 Frenzy scratch-off game, with one man using his winnings to repair his truck and expand his business, and the other man planning to save his winnings.
DHS warns Arkansans about SNAP scams, encourages account security
DHS officials are warning Arkansans about SNAP scams and encouraging them to secure their accounts by resetting their PIN and being cautious of suspicious devices at card-reading machines.
Woman shot twice while sleeping in her Little Rock apartment
Little Rock police said a woman was shot twice while sleeping in her apartment over the weekend.
The New Madrid Fault Line: America’s Overlooked Earthquake Threat
When we think of earthquakes in the United States, our minds often drift to the tremors of California’s infamous San Andreas Fault. However, there lies a less conspicuous yet equally significant geological threat nestled within the heart of the nation—the New Madrid Fault Line. While not as widely recognized, this...
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission enhances summer fishing with attractors
Arkadelphia, Ark. — As summer heat pushes fish into deeper parts of Arkansas lakes, anglers are relying on submerged fish attractors placed by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to find productive fishing spots. The AGFC maintains thousands of fish attractors, many placed offshore in over 29 Arkansas lakes last...