Did the publisher of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette signal the death knell of a daily print newspaper in a letter to readers today?
Max and Lindsey discuss the ongoing city of Little Rock budget fight, the Arkansas Arts Center's fundraising announcement and Pulaski County Courthouse power plays.
Here's the daily video news roundup. Also the open line.
A child was fatally shot today at a west Little Rock apartment.
The Democratic-controlled U.S. House today passed legislation to expand the federal civil rights act to include sexual orientation and gender identity. Arkansas Republicans said no.
The Arkansas Legislative Council this morning refused to "review," or signal its support for, a contract with an Indiana company to operate five youth prisons.
Least surprising news of the day: Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. has hired his friend and campaign adviser Charles Blake as chief of staff.
The Little Rock police say a pedestrian was killed last night in a vehicle accident at Baseline and South Heights roads.
The unemployment rate in Arkansas in April dropped to 3.6 from 3.7 percent the month before.
KARK reports on the one-year prison sentence former assistant high school principal Keith Hearnsberger received Thursday for a 2017 hit-and-run on Bates Drive that seriously injured police officer Johnny Gilbert. Jr.
KATV's Jason Pederson reported last night on the continuing incidence of drug deaths in Arkansas prison units -- five more linked to the synthetic drug K2 -- and got a rare interview with prison director Wendy Kelley.
Ron Mathieu, director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport since 2006, is leaving to take a job as president and CEO of the Birmingham/Shuttlesworth Airport.