How Reliable Is Your Arkansas Electric Utility?

Extreme weather has made electric reliability a challenge in the U.S. Here is how Arkansas compares.

Rookie Cop ‘Knew Exactly What To Do’ While Saving Choking Baby

Pottsville, Arkansas, Police Officer Cody Hubbard “saved my baby’s life,” the dad of a newborn said.

Police Officer Turning 92 Will Get Parade For His Birthday

L.C. "Buckshot" Smith of the Camden Police Department in Arkansas has been a police officer for nearly six full decades.

City Of Little Rock, LRSD, Collaborate To Bring Green Spaces To School Grounds

The enhancements will provide more opportunity for children to connect to the natural world and enjoy healthy, active time outdoors.

The Latest On COVID Vaccine Clinics In Little Rock

First shots will be administered today and on May 1.

City Of Little Rock Announces BUILD Academy Small Business Incubator

The application process is now open.

Little Rock Chosen As “Champion” For Model Community

The Central Arkansas Library System will host a series of panel discussions to share “Our Common Purpose," beginning April 29.

Little Rock West Central Community Center Seeks Submissions For Youth Art Contest

The entry deadline is April 16.

Central Arkansas Library System Announces Earth Day All Month

A variety of socially distanced in-person, virtual, and grab-and-go programing will be offered across all the branches.

Three Little Rock Community Centers Set To Reopen Monday With Modified Operations

A fourth is set to reopen next month.

City Of Little Rock Encourages Residents, Business Owners, To Participate In National Volunteer Week

Impact the Rock: A Day of Unity and Service is scheduled for April 17.

Central Arkansas Library System To Host Entrepreneurial Events

A free virtual program on March 25 will exam racial and gender disparities in loans to small businesses.

Central Arkansas Library System Presents AmeriCorps Week Celebration

Farm Corps members will assist volunteers in constructing four raised garden beds at Millie Brooks MicroLibrary in Wrightsville on March 11.

Eliza Borné Joins Central Arkansas Library System As Development Director

Borné, an experienced grant writer and fundraiser, comes to CALS from the award-winning Oxford American magazine, where she was the editor.

Registration For Virtual HBCU Awareness College Fair Now Open

Openings are available for 500 Little Rock students to attend free of charge.

Rental Assistance Available To Little Rock Residents

Applications can only be submitted on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. until noon.

Little Rock Zoo Provides Support To Museum Of Discovery

Animal Ambassadors and virtual programs find a temporary home at the zoo.

MacArthur Museum Interviews Vietnam Veteran

Albert Morgan Jr., a native of Little Rock, was drafted to serve his country in 1969 at the age of 19.

City Of Little Rock Supporting Homeless Services Providers

One of the providers, The Van, has been operating since last Wednesday at the Hall of Industry on the Arkansas State Fairgrounds.

Street Clearing In Little Rock Will Take Longer During Intense Cold

Residents are asked to stay off roadways if travel isn't necessary.

Little Rock Public Works Crews On Standby For Next Round Of Winter Weather

Day crews will begin working on Sunday to pretreat snow routes across the city.

Love Your Block Grant Program Application Period Open

Eligible neighborhood groups in Little Rock could get $1,000 awards for projects.

Little Rock Public Works Crews Collecting Solid Waste Today And Saturday

City offices will be closed on Monday.

Little Rock's Thursday Solid Waste Collection Delayed One Day

City crews are being diverted to prepare for expected severe winter weather.

$250,000 Grant To Help City Of Little Rock Build First All-Inclusive Playground

The grant is from the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism.

Little Rock's MacArthur Museum Moves Literacy Program Online

A thematic set of lessons for the Reading Brigade will be uploaded via Google Drive every month.

Six Bridges Book Festival Explores Wizardry, Ghosts, And The Creation Of A Culture

The virtual events are free and open to the public, but reservations are requested.

Officials Announce Free Wi-Fi At Some Little Rock Park Pavilions, Community Centers

The goal is to abridge the digital divide at a time when a global pandemic requires more online learning and teleworking.

Southwest Dumpster Day Provides Opportunity For Little Rock Residents To Discard Large Items

The event is scheduled for Nov. 21.

Registration For Virtual HBCU College Fair Now Open

The West Central Community Center will sponsor 500 Little Rock students for the Nov. 13 event.

Mayor Invites Little Rock Residents To Help Shape Future Of The Tri-Creek Greenway

Residents can make comments and share ideas online.

Our House, City Of Little Rock, Announce Hotline To Provide Pandemic Support To Residents

The goal is to assist low-income, homeless, and near-homeless individuals and families.

CALS Launching MicroLibrary In Wrightsville

The library system will offer more services customized to fill community needs.

Little Rock's MacArthur Museum Receives Recognition At Statewide Conference

The museum received the Outstanding Achievement in Education award for its youth literacy program.

Temporary Pedestrian, Bike Lanes To Open On Jonesboro Drive

This project, which will stay up until October 17, is the first implementation action of the new Little Rock Safe Routes to Parks Plan.

'Shadows At Sixth' Halloween Experience Set For Downtown Little Rock

The DLRP and Little Rock Zoo have teamed up to create a pandemic-safe, family-friendly, haunted drive-through.

City Of Little Rock Braces For Hurricane Laura Impact

City offices will close at 1 p.m. today.

City Of Little Rock Receives $35,000 African American Civil Rights Grant

The funds will be used to survey the University Park Subdivision and nominate it as a National Register Historic District.

Little Rock Receives Nearly $775,000 In Grants To Fight Homelessness During Pandemic

City officials expect to have funds no later than Oct. 1, after which time residents will be able to apply for assistance.

City Launches ‘Census Saturdays’ At Little Rock Some Grocery Stores

The events are scheduled through the end of this month.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.