 | Pryor Helps Introduce Legislation on Mental Health and Gun Violence
Arkansas' senior U.S. senator and three colleagues announce the NICS Reporting Improvement Act of 2013.
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| Concealed Carry Permit Applications See Significant Spike
Arkansas State Police are reporting a spike in the number of concealed carry permit applications they've received compared to last year.
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 | LRSD: Fake Gun Used in Robbery Attempt
Two students tried to rob two other students with a fake gun last Friday at Central High School, according to the Little Rock School District.
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 | Felony Arrest Warrant Issued for Man Who Shot Himself at UofA
A felony arrest warrant has now been issued for the student who shot himself accidentally on the University of Arkansas campus.
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 | Rants and Raves: Beebe vs. Darr
Viewers sound off about a controversy between the Arkansas governor and lieutenant governor. 
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| Community Leaders: Parents Need to Talk with Children about Guns
People who try to prevent crimes and violence in the community have a message for Arkansas families- talk with your children about guns.
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| Bill Filed in Arkansas House Would Allow Open Carry of Firearms in Public
A bill was filed in the Arkansas House of Representatives Wednesday morning that would allow citizens to openly carry a firearm in public places.
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 | Two Rival Universities Might Agree in Guns On Campus Debate
The debate continues on whether faculty and staff on Arkansas college campuses can carry a weapon.
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 | Guns on Campus Bill Headed to Gov. Beebe's Desk for Signature
The Arkansas Senate has sent a bill to Governor Beebe that would allow guns onto college campuses, but it comes with a catch.
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 | House Speaker Faces Criticism for Open Carry Views
The Arkansas Speaker of the House says he's not a fan of open carry for guns. Now Republican Davy Carter of Cabot is dealing with some pretty significant push back from those who support the idea.
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 | Acting AR Governor Mark Darr Signs Concealed-carry Bill into Law
State can no longer release information on people who have concealed carry licenses.
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| UPDATE: Open Carry Bill Fails in Committee
An Arkansas representative says she will try to run her open carry for guns bill after a House panel rejected the proposal on Tuesday.
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 | Arkansas House Panel Approves Guns on College Campuses Bill
A house panel advanced a bill Tuesday allowing faculty and staff to bring guns on Arkansas college campuses.
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| Ammunition Shortage Hits Texarkana
Supplies run low amid high demand.
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| Vendors Pack State Fairgrounds for Little Rock Gun Show
As the gun control debate rages forward, activists will make their way to a gun show in Little Rock this weekend.
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 | Garland County bust yields drugs, guns
A Garland County bust lead to guns and drugs being confiscated from a residence Thursday.
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| People fear gun control, rush to buy guns and concealed carry lessons
Sunday, thousands went to the G & S gun show, and sales for gun vendors like Eric Hile have doubled.
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 | Open carry gun law
Open carry of guns just went into effect in Oklahoma November 1st.
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 | 3 arrested in stolen gun investigation
Three people were arrested in White County in connection to a robbery last December in which 11 guns were stolen.
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 | Legislature ready to tackle guns in church & drug testing
Monday, state leaders get back to work on new laws that could impact your life. Two big ones on the agenda this week: carrying guns in church and taking drug tests before getting unemployment benefits.
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 | Man accused of possessing explosives and guns
Federal prosecutors say a central Arkansas man faces charges of being a felon in possession of firearm and explosive material after authorities found explosives and guns at his Mablevale home.
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 | AGFC: Guns are good for kids with training
This weekend, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission hosts the Youth Shooting Tournament at Remington Gun Club. But there is one participant who had to use his skills for protection earlier this week.
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| Vendors expect big crowd for Conway Gun Show this wknd
This weekend, the G & S Gun Show will be held in Conway. Vendors say since the Newtown shooting, gun sales have increased in popularity.
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| 11yo brings handgun to school
An 11-year-old boy brought an unloaded handgun onto the College Hill Middle School campus, according to the Texarkana Police Department.
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 | Women turn to gun classes after rise in violence
Every day, thousands of women face the terror of physical, emotional, and mental abuse at the hands of their loved ones. This month, Crime Tracker is fighting back against domestic violence.
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 | Guns in Church bill closer to reality
A bill giving churches the option to allow handguns is now one step away from the governor's desk.
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| Gun pulled on students near UALR campus
Little Rock police are looking for a motorcyclist who fired shots at UALR students near campus.
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 | Legislature ready to consider abortion and gun bills
This week, state leaders will once again tackle two controversial issues: abortion and guns in church.
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 | LR business gives free gun classes to teachers
A Little Rock business is giving away free conceal carry classes to Central Arkansas educators. Managers at Rock City Lenders say it is their way of giving back, after the Connecticut school shooting.
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 | Rally for 2nd Amendment rights
Dozens of people rallied at the State Capitol, Saturday, showing support for what they say is their Second Amendment right to bear arms.
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 | Urban deer abound as modern gun season nears
As thousands of hunters get ready to hit the deer woods this weekend, we want to let you know how you can avoid meeting one of the nearly one-million deer in Arkansas on the road in a collision.
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 | LR Police investigating shooting
A 40-year old Little Rock man is critical condition after being shot twice in the stomach Thursday night. Police say it happened around 8pm near 22nd and Bragg Street.
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 | Guns N' Hoses Chili Cookoff Held
Quynci Joyner mixes her recipe for the Guns and Hoses chili cookoff. Joyner, who is also Mrs. Jacksonville 2012, says she wanted to support the event. It raises scholarship money for the children of police, firefighters, and EMTs.
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