FAYETTEVILLE -- The No. 21 University of Arkansas volleyball team beat Arkansas-Little Rock 25-23, 25-18, 25-23 in the finale of the Wooo Pig Invitational on Sunday afternoon at Barnhill Arena.
For more than a century, the Little Rock Zoo's "Over-the-Jumps" carousel has captured the hearts and imaginations of children and adults alike. With its undulating track motion that differs from traditional carousel designs, it is a unique…
The Little Rock Historic District Commission has adopted an updated set of design guidelines for the MacArthur Park Historic District that is intended to serve as a more user-friendly package of information.
The Arkansas Comic Convention, which began Friday afternoon and culminated Sunday evening, gave attendees the chance to meet the faces -- and voices -- behind their favorite characters, engage with other convention-goers and visit nearly…
One person was killed and another injured early Sunday morning in a two-vehicle crash at 10800 Arch Street, a preliminary report from the Arkansas State Police states.
A baby chimpanzee which was born at the Little Rock Zoo in Arkansas last month has been found dead, according to zoo officials. A necropsy revealed trauma but the cause is unknown. The baby was born to 17-year-old Kianga, a chimpanzee…
The North Little Rock School Board saw updated plans last week for three projects, with a total price tag of about $120 million, that would be paid for in part with funds from a property tax increase that will go before voters in November.
Joseph McGill Jr., founder of the Slave Dwelling Project and a history consultant for Magnolia Plantation in Charleston, S.C., will speak at the Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site Visitor Center on Sept. 14.
Conventional wisdom is that keeping guns out of criminals' hands reduces crime. But a constituent of state Rep. Vivian Flowers, D-Pine Bluff, argued to her that stripping a convicted felon of the right to carry guns actually helps drive up…
Little Rock police on Thursday arrested a man charged in an October shooting that is now being regarded as a homicide after the victim succumbed to his wounds earlier this year, a Friday police news release states.
Little Rock city officials on Friday previewed the plans for $25 million in street improvements that will be funded by grants from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
A 41-year-old Little Rock man who said he shot a neighbor on Independence Day last year after they had argued about the way the neighbor was shooting off fireworks has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Arkansas has been awarded $32 million -- with $25 million going to Little Rock -- for the purpose of making the most dangerous streets in the state safer, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Thursday.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday recalled her public spat with then-President Donald Trump during the covid-19 pandemic, saying it led both to the rise in her popularity as governor and threats, including a plot to kidnap her at…