Little Rock AR

Kellams: This is Ozarks at Large. We are listening to another Monday song about Arkansas. Randy Dixon. Dixon: You know I'm a sucker for a song about Arkansas. Kellams: Now, the last three times we've met, because we're going through this bicentennial documentary that was made 50 years ago. Dixon:...

After a stormy Monday morning (June 22) in Arkansas, another complex of showers and storms are likely in Arkansas late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Significant expansion in technology, aviation and manufacturing are reshaping Arkansas’ economic landscape. These projects include significant capital investments and are expected to generate hundreds of permanent jobs, reflecting continued momentum in infrastructure-driven growth. In January 2026, AVAIO Digital Partne

LITTLE ROCK — Forward Arkansas is expanding access to an innovative education model, enabling five school districts to redesign their partnerships with service providers to deliver instructional interventions that produce measurable student results. Following the success of its inaugural state-based outcomes-based cont

Four area swim beaches, three on Bull Shoals Lake and one on Norfork Lake, have been temporarily closed until further notice due to high water and debris by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. On Norfork Lake, the swim beach at Robinson Point Campground is closed. On Bull Shoals Lake,...

Saline County residents spent Monday assessing damage and beginning cleanup efforts after powerful winds swept through the area early in the morning, leaving downed trees, scattered debris, and thousands without power.

Little Rock School District Superintendent Jermall Wright shared on social media that he was involved in a crash.

Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for June 23, with notable births and deaths of people with Arkansas connections for this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Much of this information

Some shops are built for errands. This one feels built for the moment after an idea clicks. You walk in thinking you only need fabric, then a pattern changes the plan. A class flyer catches your attention. A display makes you rethink the colors you had in mind. That is...

A free factory tour can sound like homework dressed up as a travel stop. This one is not that. The moment you get near the production floor, the visit starts to feel alive. People are building real fishing boats in real time, and you get to follow the process closely enough for the details to stick.