One Little Rock student is rolling the dice and landing on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
A unique board game experience is bringing students from around the world together — for three days of competition, learning, and community in New York City.
ASP urge drivers to avoid road rage as summer temperatures rise
ARKANSAS (KTVE/KARD) — With summer in full swing, Arkansas State Troopers are urging drivers to avoid road rage on the highways. According to ASP, over 440 road rage incidents occurred in 2025, with 153 involving one of the parties showing a weapon, while 294 incidents were reported without a gun. In 2024, ASP...
Surrounded: The View From 7 Tiburon Lane
An hour from downtown Little Rock, Lake Balboa draws visitors to its shores year round, particularly to soak up the summer sun. But for one Hot Springs Village home, the lake is more than sightseeing or recreation, it’s a neighbor. The residence at 7 Tiburon Lane sits on an...
Dust In The Wind: Saharan Dust Arrives in Texas and Arkansas
Did you notice the sunset looked a little different last night? The Saharan Dust has been blowing westward across the Atlantic since the middle of June and has finally arrived in Arkansas, Texas, and other parts of the Ark-La-Tex. Saharan Dust on the Move - What To Expect. The Saharan...
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announces three June arrests for Medicaid fraud
Three individuals were arrested in Arkansas in June by the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit for various charges of exploitation, abuse, and fraud.
The Marianna Cut-Off: Brickeys before the Big House
Nowadays, the name of Brickeys, Arkansas usually conjures images of the prison that was built there in the 1990s. There is literally nothing else there these days. But long before such a prison was ever thought of, Brickeys was a small market town for the surrounding farms and plantations, centering around Joe’s Cash...
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission investigating weekend drowning on Lake Ouachita
Officials with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission said that their dive team is currently searching for a man that they said drowned over the weekend.
California-based hot dog chain plans to open 8 locations in Arkansas
A California-based hot dog chain has announced plans to expand its footprint into Arkansas by opening eight new locations in the Natural State.
Little Rock Honors Nation’s First African American Airport Executive Director
James R. Rodgers Sr., who became the first African American airport executive director when appointed to the role in Little Rock, was honored recently by the Little Rock Municipal Airport Commission. Rodgers was a trailblazing figure in American aviation and a prominent community leader who was appointed director of...
FEMA: Time running out to apply for storm assistance
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Time is running out for victims of the March storms to apply for federal help. On March 14-15, storms and tornadoes tore through several Northeast Arkansas communities. Victims of the storms who suffered uninsured damage have until Monday, July 14, to apply for FEMA disaster assistance.
