More than a dozen elementary students buzzed around the Innovation Hub in North Little Rock on Thursday, putting a digital twist on the traditional summer-camp activities.
Little Rock Public Radio, which includes stations KUAR-FM, 89.1, and KLRE-FM, 90.5, and serves greater Central Arkansas, was out of service from before 5 a.m. to around 6:30 p.m. on Thursday due to a technical issue, according to Jonathan…
A 45-year-old North Little Rock mother of five who killed her 22-year-old son in a drunken-driving crash -- three months after her 16-year-old son was murdered -- has been sentenced to six years on probation.
Clay McGeorge will serve as the new chair of the Little Rock Port Authority's board of directors, per the unanimous voice vote of the board during a meeting Wednesday.
In case you missed this last week, Red Lobster, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May, has added several dozen more restaurants to a list of planned closures, including four in Arkansas.
Before Arkansas was referred to as the Natural State, Arkansas was known as the Bear State in the early days. Maybe we should go back to that slogan since a black bear was recently spotted this week on the streets of Little Rock. Continue…
Early exposure to smartphones and social media is leading to anxiety and addict-like behavior among young people and delays in the development of their social skills, participants in a panel discussion in Little Rock said Tuesday.
Little Rock, circa 1955: The Museum of Natural History in the old arsenal building of MacArthur Park exhibited this bedroom where the WWII hero General Douglas MacArthur was born in 1880. The antique furniture was supposed to match the…
What appeared to be a black bear was walking Monday near Rodney Parham Road and the Leawood neighborhood in Little Rock, according to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Sandra Jung had plans for May 8. The 86-year-old North Little Rock resident was going to clean the house that she shares with her longtime partner, Rodney Nicholson, whose daughter was arriving the next day from Canada for a visit.
The smell of burgers wafted through the air on Kavanaugh Boulevard in Little Rock's Pulaski Heights neighborhood Sunday afternoon, beckoning those strolling by to come check out Miracle League of Arkansas' fourth annual Burger Competition…
The usual array of high school basketball talent will be on hand when the Summerwood Sports-sponsored team camp kicks off at North Little Rock, but there's a little extra meaning behind this year's bash.