Active cases decline, but a bit of a movement upward in hospital cases.

The news includes a new player in the fight against legal marijuana, a billionaire at that.

Duck and cover time in Little Rock.

Rescue effort failed.

Some of the incidents may be related. Mayor insists violent crime is on the decline in Little Rock, though sometimes the "unexpected" happens.

Arkansas's weak gun laws are linked to recent waves of violence, Moms Demand Action said.

Arkansas school districts now have the option of arming employees — principals, teachers, janitors, just about anyone — as long as the employees have undergone state-required civilian training.

A Pine Bluff officer likely used excessive force in a shoplifting arrest, but appeals court says he's immune from lawsuit.

Cybersecurity firm promises 50 six-figure jobs in three years.

Arkansas lags in reporting crime statistics to the FBI.

Look out giants. Sen. Alan Clark of Lonsdale and/or Hot Springs is coming after you. It is ordained.

Two-week operation nets Arkansas suspects.

Touring the Argenta Arts District Friday night means a feast of art in one walkable stretch of gallery space, including work by Milkdadd, Michael Shaeffer, Emily Moll Wood, Meikel Church, Lourdes Valverde, Briseida Ochoa, Jayne Pyle and more.

A brother-and-sister night fishing excursion turns up the stuff of nightmares. Or some good eatin', depending on who you ask.

Whether or not Monday deserves such beauty and wit, multi-instrumentalist Melissa Carper, the Sad Daddy bassist and half of the duo Buffalo Gals who put out a hell of classic country/jazz solo record during the pandemic, is playing at the White Water Tavern tonight.

Money pours in on marijuana and other amendments.

Slutty Vegan, a popular Atlanta-based vegan restaurant, is popping up in Little Rock today at 27 Rahling Circle from 2-6 p.m. or until it sells out.

The state’s charter-school authorizing panel showed common sense today and denied political activist Melissa “Missy” Bosch’s application to start her own school in Cabot.

Two killed after stopping to help stalled driver, who was also killed when truck slammed them.

The trend at the hospitals is downward.

Interim Chief Wayne Bewley said it was too early to say if or how these events were connected, although one man has been charged with a few of the crimes.

The most conservative candidate in the three-way race for Little Rock mayor confirmed rumors that he mistakenly left his gun behind in the bathroom at The Root Cafe on Main Street earlier this summer.