A lime green shed, a collection of painted cinderblocks and an array of various wildlife decorate a rectangular plot of land stationed at the intersection of Curtis Sykes Drive and Walnut Street in North Little Rock. The location, which is…
Twelve colorful astrological-themed quilts by CC Mercer Watson filled the gallery walls at the Thea Foundation on Aug. 1 for the opening of Leo Season.
A retired judge and current member of the Little Rock Board of Directors on Saturday debated the merits of the city's plan to spend money from a proposed 1% sales tax increase that will go before voters on Nov. 5.
The Stewpot served its final meal at Little Rock's First Presbyterian Church on Friday, ending a partnership there that had lasted nearly a half-century.
North Little Rock, 1923: The local chapter of the Lion Tamers Club posed on Christmas Day. The club sprang from the comic strip Mutt and Jeff, each member expected to represent a type of cheese. A Waco newspaper said of the clubs: "to…
A state board revoked a Little Rock gasteroenterologist's medical license on Friday after a two-day hearing involving allegations of sexual harassment, overprescription of opioids and overutilization of potentially harmful procedures.
The Stewpot served its final meal at Little Rock's First Presbyterian Church on Friday, ending a partnership there that had lasted nearly a half-century.
After Media made it to Williamsport last year, another local team is getting its shot. It would be the Philly area's third team in the last four years.
Allen Engstrom, an area real estate developer and managing director of the financial consulting firm, CFO Network, stops by the podcast this week to chat with Rex about new, ongoing and planned developments in the Little Rock metro, and…
Listen, we’ve all had those moments in a store where things just go sideways. While these little mishaps are annoying, sure, they’re usually nothing a bit of patience and a good attitude can’t overcome. But that’s contingent on one crucial…
A hearing on allegations against a Little Rock gastroenterologist accused of overprescribing pain medication, overutilizing procedures and sexually harassing a former employee is expected to continue on Friday after the Arkansas State…
Drivers will encounter detours in downtown Little Rock starting Monday so cooling towers at 124 W. Capitol Ave. can be replaced, according to a news release from the city.
A neighborhood organization will host a debate Saturday between two speakers who will discuss the merits of the Little Rock sales-tax proposal that is set to go before voters this fall.