Little Rock Election Packets Will Be Available Online Starting Monday

Four City Board seats will be up for vote in November.

City Relaxes Meter/Pay Station Enforcement Until June 1

Other parking violations will continue to be ticketed as normal.

Little Rock Coronavirus Nighttime Curfew Ends

Daytime curfew for youth to be lifted May 27.

Virtual Traffic Court To Begin Immediately In Little Rock

The city’s court building will likely not be open to the public until July.

During Mental Health Awareness Month, City Of Little Rock Reminds Residents Of Available Services

Domestic abuse red flags also described.

Little Rock Opening Golf And Tennis Centers On May 9

All facilities will have signage encouraging social distancing and proper hygiene.

Little Rock City Announces New Resident Participation Procedure For Virtual Board Meetings

Meetings are being held in the William Grant Still Ballroom of the Robinson Center.

Arkansas Super Tuesday Democratic Primary: Biden Called As Winner

Former Vice President Joe Biden appears to have won the Arkansas Super Tuesday Democratic primary.

Little Rock Receives Department Of Labor Grant For Disaster Response

During a special hiring event today Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. announced that the City of Little Rock has been awarded a United States Depar ...

Supreme Court rejects Arkansas filing in gun case

Decision to reject Second Amendment-based appeal federal gun silencer regulations in place

AG Rutledge Joins Multi-State Coalition to Protect Lotteries

Concern over recent DoJ opinion that may negatively impact state-run and multi-state lotteries, including Mega Millions and Powerball.

AG Rutledge Urges Congress to Take Action Against Robocalls

Signs nationwide letter calling for increased technology, increased fines

Federal Court Strikes Down 2020 Census Citizenship Question

Judge blocks Trump Admin from adding citizenship question; holds question is knowingly unlawful, unconstitutional

AR Rural Electric Project Wins USDA Support

Mena, AR company wins part of $122 million infrastructure investment will benefit customers across five states

Satanist Statue At Arkansas Capitol To Test Religious Freedom

The Satanic Temple is forcing Arkansas officials to make a decision: treat religions equally or promote one over another.

What is a Pension?

This short and sweet video explains the functions of a pension.

Arkansas Primary Results 2018: Hutchinson To Face Henderson

The only competitive primary election this year is in GOP Rep. French Hill’s 2nd Congressional District. Democrats think they can take it.

Planned Parenthood Funding To Remain Blocked, Appeals Court Says

Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson ended the state's Medicaid contract with the group in 2015.

NY Drug Maker Doesn't Want Arkansas To Use Product For Executions

Arkansas planned to use the drug on Thursday to put convicted murderer Jack Greene to death. The state Supreme Court halted the execution.

Arkansas State Senator To Join Trump Administration

"I feel like I can make a difference on a much larger scale," he said.

Arkansas Rejects Proposed Marijuana Legalization Ballot Language

The ballot issue was submitted by Mary Berry of Summit, who has seen previous proposals denied.

Lawyers For Arkansas Inmate With Mental Disorder Ask Judge To Halt Execution

Jack Greene's mental disorder causes him to contort his body and stuff his ears and nose with paper to alleviate perceived injuries.

Arkansas Medical Marijuana: State Sees High Number Of Applications

The applications are on average about 1,000 pages long, Department of Finance and Administration spokesman Scott Hardin said.

Arkansas Death Row Inmate Gets Execution Date

Jack Greene was convicted of killing Sidney Jethro Burnett in 1991, beating him with a can of hominy, stabbing him and slitting his throat.

Arkansas Medical Marijuana Group Tabs Fayetteville Doctor As Board Chairman

Dr. Steve Cathey chose not to serve on the board to avoid a conflict of interest with his position as chairman of the State Medical Board.

Arkansas Death Penalty: State Buys Enough Sedative For 2 Executions

Arkansas, which has 30 people on death row, might have found a reliable long term supplier of the lethal injection drug midazolam.

Arkansas Medical Marijuana: 1st Dispensary License Submitted

Officials say they expect more applications will start arriving closer to the Sept. 18 submission deadline.

As Arkansas Restocks Execution Drugs, Lawyers Plea No Death For 'Mentally Ill' Inmate

Convicted killer Jack Greene constantly twists his body and stuffs his ear and nose with toilet paper to cope with pain, his attorneys say.

Arkansas Can Block Planned Parenthood Medicaid Funding: Appeals Court

The decision could lead to a U.S. Supreme Court​ battle over efforts to defund Planned Parenthood in numerous states.

Arkansas Sen. John Boozman Slated For Another Surgery

Boozman had emergency surgery in April 2014 after complaining of chest and arm pain before a highway dedication at Gravette.

New Arkansas Voter ID Law Becomes Effective This Week

The American Civil Liberties Union, which successfully challenged Arkansas' previous voter ID law, said it'll be watching carefully.

Arkansas Abortion Laws: Federal Judge Blocks New Restrictions

The laws ban a procedure known as dilation and evacuation, which abortion-rights supporters say is the safest and most common procedure.

Arkansas Execution Drug Lawuit: State Appeals Judge's Ruling

McKesson Medical-Surgical wants an order barring Arkansas from using its vecuronium bromide, a drug used in the lethal injection process.

Arkansas Abortion Laws: Judge Hears Challenge From Rights Groups

The laws in question include a ban on the dilation and evacuation procedure. Abortion-rights supporters say it's the safest procedure.

Arkansas Execution Drug Suit Survives, But State Still Lacks Doses

McKesson Medical-Surgical doesn't want Arkansas to use its drug in executions and believes state officials bought it under false pretenses.

Little Rock Nightclub Shooting: New Task Force Takes Aim At Violence

The group will target violent offenders and seeks to stiffen enforcement of alcoholic beverage laws at Little Rock businesses.

Arkansas 10 Commandments Monument Destroyed On Facebook Live: 'FREEDOM!'

Michael Reed, 32, rammed his Dodge Dart into a brand new, Republican-installed 10 Commandments statue in Little Rock on Wednesday, cops say.

Arkansas Ten Commandments Monument Installed At Capitol

The 6-foot-tall monument was placed on the Capitol grounds early Tuesday. Opponents have said it amounts to a religious endorsement.

New Abortion Restrictions In Arkansas Facing ACLU Lawsuits

Rita Sklar, executive director of the ACLU of Arkansas, said the laws "defy decency and reason".

Experts: Weight Of Reservoir's Extra Water Likely Caused 10 Earthquakes Near Harrison Last Week

Earthquake geologist David Johnston says the extra weight of the water at Bulls Shoals Lake likely caused 10 earthquakes over five days.