Lifestyle
Longtime Church of Christ Member Betty Ann Miller Martin Dies at 95
Martin was a lifelong follower of Jesus who was active in churches across the country.
Arkansas Schools Grapple with Missed Days Due to Winter Weather
Educators face challenges in making up lost instructional time after recent ice and snow closures
Arkansas Represented at Nation's Largest Black History Month Parade
Parade in Shreveport, Louisiana features several notable Arkansans as Grand Marshals and participants.
Crime
Arkansas man sues Diocese over alleged 1970s abuse
Lawsuit claims priest and school staff sexually abused him as a child
Crime Rates Fell Across US Cities in 2025
Homicides down 21% from 2024 and 44% from 2021 peak, according to new analysis
Viral video shows man stomped during chaotic gas station brawl as teen is arrested
An Arkansas teenager has been charged with felony battery after a brutal attack left a man hospitalized with serious injuries.
Politics
FBI Director, Arkansas Senators, and Attorney General Hold Law Enforcement Roundtable
The officials will discuss public safety issues with local law enforcement in Little Rock.
Shakeup of Corps leadership could help Table Rock property owners
Recent removal of Little Rock District commander could lead to improved relations between USACE and Branson-area residents.
Lessons from Little Rock: Defying Federal Law Leads to Tragedy
A letter writer draws parallels between current resistance to federal authority and the 1957 desegregation crisis in Arkansas.
Sports
Lindenwood Defeats Little Rock 79-74
Anias Futrell led Lindenwood with 24 points in the victory.
Lindenwood Defeats Little Rock 79-74
Anias Futrell leads Lions with 24 points in Ohio Valley Conference matchup
Arkansas Men's Track and Field Hosts Wooo Pig Classic
Head Coach Doug Case previews Saturday's meet as team battles flu ahead of four-week indoor season
