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Here are the jobs for Feb. 28, 2013...

People who try to prevent crimes and violence in the community have a message for Arkansas families- talk with your children about guns.

Unless Congress takes action, this Friday several automatic government budget cuts go into effect.

Get ready for more headaches at the Big Rock Interchange.

If you need a new job in Arkansas this year, you are in luck.

A land deal brewing between Central Arkansas Water and a Pulaski County property owner could cost CAW customers half a million dollars.

Wednesday, the Little Rock Tech Board did not decide where to build, but talked about three potential sites.

The rain caused new potholes to pop up all over the place frustrating drivers everywhere. Did you know there is a way to put the pothole causing you the most problems on a priority fix list?

Wednesday night, several Pulaski County Quorum Court members organized a community forum about a controversial potential land deal between Central Arkansas Water and a county planning board member.   |   Ray Vogelpohl Letter (38.9KB)

Here are the jobs for February 14, 2013.

Thursday afternoon, a group of landowners from the Lake Maumelle watershed wanted to know why Central Arkansas Water is in negotiations to potentially pay a Pulaski County planning commissioner hundreds of thousands of dollars.

This weekend, big changes are coming to the Big Rock Interchange.

Little Rock could soon get fifty new cameras to help fight crime across the city.

Saturday night, American Idol's Kris Allen will play at the Rev Room for the first time.

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Tuesday night, the Little Rock Board of Directors decided to spend more than $230,000 of your tax dollars on keeping people fit and healthy.

Tuesday night, the Pulaski County Quorum Court tabled a vote on whether to spend $20 million dollars on enhancements for the new Broadway Bridge.

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.

A Benton mother is begging for answers after someone shot and killed her son, Gregory Pikes, 19, this weekend.

A man suspected of robbing at least 4 gas stations at knifepoint Saturday was arrested by the Little Rock Police Department.

Two Faulkner County filmmakers are concerned about wind damage done to several Southwestern Energy natural gas wells during last week's storms. They are worried the damaged tanks could harm the environment.

Saturday, four African-American sororities united to help teach mothers how to keep their babies healthy.

Here are the jobs for January 24, 2013.

A picture of an alleged giant 45 pound rattlesnake has been circulating around the internet and on our newscasts. Some call it a hoax. Some say it's legit.

Michael Sadler, who is accused of running over and killing a 14-year-old, was found guilty of second degree murder Wednesday.

This week, state leaders will once again tackle two controversial issues: abortion and guns in church.

AT&T says that most U-verse subscribers across a dozen states, including Arkansas, have had service restored after an outage that started Monday morning.

Monday night, a crowd of one-hundred celebrated the life of a man shot and killed at his employer's home in 2012.

Tuesday night, around 300 people gathered at Bauxite High School to remember one of their own. Zach Bynum, 18, died in a car crash Monday in Bauxite.

Here are the jobs for December 27, 2012.

Sunday, children from Pulaski County graduated from Kiwanis Camp. They spent the past five weeks at camp, instead of their schools, to learn outside of the traditional classroom.

Sunday, hopeful shoe models auditioned at The Clear Channel Metroplex to earn a spot at the first Red Shoe Extravaganza.

A Little Rock 911 operator is on paid administrative leave after the Little Rock Fire and Police Departments did not get dispatched right away to help a mother and son trapped in their sinking SUV.

Monday night, a Connecticut native - now living in Arkansas - organized a candlelight vigil for the school shooting victims.

Here are the jobs for January 17, 2013...

A Missouri man is in the Faulkner County jail accused of trying to meet up with a ten-year-old girl for sex in Conway.

Season 8 American Idol winner Kris Allen has been involved in a car wreck according to family members.

Here are the jobs for December 20, 2012...

Five convenience stores in Benton were served search warrants Wednesday in regard to running gaming activity in their stores.

Saturday, volunteers helped neighbors clean up in Shannon Hills after the Christmas storm.

Here are the jobs for January 10, 2013.

Tuesday night, the Pulaski County Quorum Court passed two amendments concering the Lake Maumelle Watershed.

One Little Rock family has lost power for a third time since the Christmas Day storm.

The Little Rock Central High School marching band will leave for the trip of a lifetime Thursday morning. The band and flag line are performing in President Barack Obama's inaugural parade in Washington, D.C.

How would you like to save some money and donate to a good cause? You have only one day left to make donations to a charity and use it as a tax write-off.

The Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department warns drivers: don't go out Tuesday night if you don't have to.

Sunday, a Little Rock church completed a journey more than six years in the making.

Sunday, members of Riverview Church and New Horizon A.M.E. Church in North Little Rock played Santa.

Here are the jobs for January 3, 2013...