Four nonprofits in Arkansas are among the 165 housing counseling agencies nationwide to get Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funding to expand counseling services for homebuyers, homeowners and renters.
The trial of a Pulaski County man acting as his own attorney got underway in earnest Wednesday as government prosecutors began presenting their case against him in federal court.
A fire at a North Little Rock apartment complex Wednesday evening killed one pet and left nearly half of the building's units ruined, but caused no injuries to residents, a city fire department official said.
A North Little Rock police officer and a burglary suspect were both struck in a shooting Wednesday evening in the city's Indian Hills neighborhood, a police news release states.
Waldo's Chicken & Beer is set to open a West Little Rock outlet June 4 in the Breckenridge Village Shopping Center, 10301 N. Rodney Parham Road, at Interstate 430, Little Rock.
The Little Rock Board of Directors voted Tuesday to move ahead with two contracts associated with the construction of a planned micro-home village meant to provide transitional housing for homeless individuals and families.
A Pulaski County man arrested last year for possession of a machine gun while he was on supervised release for an earlier federal weapons possession conviction was sentenced Tuesday to 78 months in federal prison.
The location of and one start time for this week's Little Rock School District high school graduations have been changed in response to the threat of extended stormy weather.
A jury verdict handed down Monday in the matter of a Black couple claiming racial discrimination and negligence on the part of a Little Rock steakhouse in connection to a 2020 brawl over covid-19 restrictions absolved the restaurant of any…
LITTLE ROCK -- A group of five city officials are reviewing applications submitted by individuals seeking to become city manager in order to recommend finalists for Mayor Frank Scott Jr. to interview.
Remember “The Dukes Of Hazzard,” that neat little show that went off the air 40 years ago yet inexplicably remains a major part of car culture to this day? Well, Kid Rock remembers, and he apparently loved the show so much that he elected…
The Little Rock School District is continuing the process started last fall of carrying out $13 million in budget cuts -- affecting dozens of employees positions -- for the 2024-25 school year.