Conway Man Killed in Interstate 40 Rollover in North Little Rock
A Conway man was killed late Tuesday in a 1-vehicle rollover crash on Interstate 40 West in North Little Rock. Arkansas State Police identified the driver as Nathan Aaron Tennyson, 37, of Conway. According to the preliminary crash report, Tennyson was traveling west in a 2024 Hyundai near mile marker...
Tax-Delinquent Property Auctions Scheduled for 12 Arkansas Counties
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — The Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands will conduct 5 regional auctions for tax-delinquent properties from 12 Arkansas counties beginning 8/26/2026. Every auction will begin at 10:00 a.m. Tax-delinquent parcels will be auctioned alphabetically by county. “Regional auctions have been a popular
Shell Yeah! The PLANTERS NUTmobile Is Rolling Into Arkansas
The PLANTERS NUTmobile is making its way across the country, with six stops planned in Arkansas!. Never seen it before? We have a feeling you’ll know exactly what it is once you see it, but to describe it in a nutshell, the iconic, portable peanut is 26 feet (415 peanuts) long, 8.5 feet (140 peanuts) wide and stands 11
Arkansas teens hand out hundreds of free Bibles during summer break
Bryant, AR (KATV) — As many students head back to class after summer break, two teenagers from Arkansas spent part of their vacation in the heat, handing out free Bibles and praying with people who stopped. Arkansas teens hand out hundreds of free Bibles during summer break (KATV) Drivers...
Arkansas chemical plant where acid spill occurred operated without a permit, state regulators say
A Fort Smith chemical plant that spilled thousands of gallons of highly acidic chemicals last spring lacked a permit to operate and had not disclosed to Arkansas authorities it was handling hazardous chemicals, according to state agencies and public records obtained by the Advocate. The spill killed thousands of fish
Storms to Hit Mid-South With Hail, High Wind Risk
Severe thunderstorms carrying the risk of large hail and damaging wind gusts are expected to sweep across the mid Mississippi Valley and into the Ohio Valley today, while extreme heat continues to grip the South, Southeast and Southwest. Forecasters say scattered storms will develop this afternoon and track eastward ac
Dognapping Laws in Arkansas: Penalties, Proof, and What Owners Can Do
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If someone snatches your dog off a leash in Little Rock or lures a hunting dog out of a truck bed in the Ozarks, Arkansas prosecutors won’t file a charge called “dognapping.” Dognapping laws in Arkansas actually live inside the state’s general
Leaving Cats Outside in Cold in Arkansas: What the Law Actually Requires
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Winter fronts moving through the Ozarks or the Delta can drop temperatures into the teens within hours, yet plenty of Arkansas cats still spend those nights outdoors. If you’ve searched for rules on leaving cats outside in cold in Arkansas, th
Several Arkansas cities pull plug on Flock cameras
The backlash against Flock Safety Cameras in Arkansas has occurred as swiftly as its adoption by police departments throughout the state. Just a few years after the Atlanta-based company’s sleek, black cameras began appearing in neighborhoods around the state, there’s a rush by some communities to abandon them. Citing
Mail carrier robbed of apartment key at gunpoint, culprit gets 4 years in prison
A man was sentenced to 48 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to assaulting two U.S. Postal Service employees during attempted and completed robberies in North Little Rock. George Elliot Gibson III, 28, of Bartlett, Tennessee, also was sentenced to two years of supervised release. Read more below. Jonathan..
