Sheriff said his vision was impaired by pepper spray.

The money pours in.

A survey of some of Central Arkansas’s best rolled pastries.

Entergy expands it solar footprint and a former PSC chair blasts another utility for resistance to solar power.

City Hall news was tough to follow last week because it was both complicated and stomach-churning. The latest development is a letter to the mayor and City Board members in which an attorney employed with the city accuses the head city attorney of using a racial slur.

John Mark Huckabee, 45, is currently making an annual salary of $48,749.

Violation of contract cited.

A state legislative committee voted Tuesday to approve a public school funding proposal that would give Arkansas teachers a $4,000 raise and increase the minimum teacher salary from $36,000 to $40,000. 

A state senator known for attacking teachers is among those Jonesboro-area residents working to defund the Craighead County/Jonesboro Public Library.

Victim was critically wounded and died hours later.

The daily report shows slight rise in number hospitalized.

The hospit numbers are falling.

Teachers get some support at the legislature today. Enough? We'll see,

The company that was organizing LITFest has announced that all questions related to LITFest should be directed to the city officials of Little Rock.

Officer remains suspended after Benton police file charge apparently related to domestic violence allegation.

When state lawmakers declined in this summer's special legislative session to rally around Governor Hutchinson's proposal to raise Arkansas teachers' minimum starting salary and give them a bonus, they used the adequacy study as an excuse. Now's the time when they lay their cards out.

City officials talked all things crime prevention from acknowledging the need for an increase in police officers to what's in place for prevention, intervention and treatment programs. Mayor Frank Scott Jr. discussed the increase in homicides and the "tentacles" to a holistic approach to crime.

Incident occurred in home in Southwest Little Rock.

The city-sponsored festival was set for this weekend. With four days to go, it is unknown what events, if any, will take place after the contract termination.

Mayor Frank Scott Jr. has released a statement on the status of LITFest. In short: It's not happening.

The city's story changes on what it knew about a former mayoral aide's involvement in a city contract with his future employer.

Fire occurred about 2:30 in the morning.

Things move fast sometimes. Too fast for today's news roundup.

Fort Smith residents Michael and Casie Dodd are behind a new regional press in Arkansas, Belle Point. "Raised in Eastern Oklahoma with roots older than living memory in the Natural State," the press website reads, its mission is "to celebrate the literary culture and community of the American Mid-South: all its paradoxes and contradictions, all the ways it gets us home."