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Here are the job openings for 12/13...

The Salvation Army needs your help filling Angel Tree requests so Central Arkansas children have presents to open on Christmas.

Despite its wet county status, there are some dry pockets in Pulaski County including the Park Hill neighborhood of North Little Rock.

The City of Pine Bluff wants delinquent business owners to pay their taxes, and it might start fining them if they don't.

Little Rock is holding four public hearings this week for citizens to ask questions about the 2013 budget.

Here are the jobs for December 6...

The voters recalled him, and as of Monday night, Paul Mitchell is no longer the Mayor of Alexander.

Here are the jobs for 11/22...

Joe Smith defeated Representative Tracy Steele in a runoff election for North Little Rock mayor Tuesday.

Sunday, the Family Church in Bryant celebrated the progress it has made since fire burned its youth center in September. The senior pastor tells us that despite the setback, the youth group has not skipped a beat.

Tuesday night, the two men hoping to be North Little Rock's next mayor were at odds over whether they were supposed to debate that evening.

Here are the jobs for November 29...

Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot is $550 million, and many lottery players in Arkansas hope to strike it rich.

Little Rock police need your help tracking down a masked bank robber, but he was not wearing the robber's usual fashion choice of a black ski mask.

NFL star Darren McFadden sponsored a "Trick or Trunk" event in Little Rock Wednesday night.

This weekend, veterans and motorcycle riders honored the memory of a little girl who lost her life to stage four brain cancer this year.

This weekend, the Concerns of Police Survivors non-profit group known as C.O.P.S., held a parents retreat in Little Rock to help those who've lost loved ones in the line of duty heal.

How would you like to give yourself a bonus? Pulaski County Quorum Court members are legally allowed to do that, but some JPs do not think they should take additional taxpayer money. Others say they've worked for it.

Your chances of hitting a deer with your car in Arkansas just jumped. The state now ranks in the top ten for where you are most likely to run into a deer.

Here are the jobs for November 8, 2012.

Monday night, friends and family of Larry Billings gathered at a Conway church to remember him.

Here are the jobs for Nov. 15....

A new UAMS survey reveals many high school football players ignore the signs of concussion.

Here are the jobs for Oct. 25...

This weekend, the Arkansas Department of Education hosted a teacher recruiting event.

Little Rock's police chief says violent crime is down citywide 4% year-to-year.

This weekend, shoe designer Steve Madden stopped by Dillard's at Park Plaza to sign autographs and meet fans.

Monday, the attorney for a former Bryant band teacher facing a sexual assault charge involving a student says his client is innocent and evidence will prove it.

Social media has allowed people to let their political views be known to the world more so in this election than any other before.

With the Hogs in the middle of a 3-4 season, stores selling Razorback gear hope to get a boost before this weekend's game at War Memorial.

Here are the jobs for October 11, 2012...

Sunday, former England Police Chief Herman Hutton is speaking out and rallying for support before he goes to the England City Council meeting Tuesday night to appeal what he calls his wrongful termination.

Monday begins National Teen Driving Safety Week, and teen drivers are most likely to get into a crash in their first year of driving. That's according to State Farm Insurance.

Monday night, the former congressman who put president Barack Obama's name into nomination in 2008 spoke at the Arkansas Republican Party headquarters.

FOX16 talked with the mother of one of Little Rock's unsolved murder victims Thursday as she tries to cope with her loss.

Here are the jobs for October 4...

With the Arkansas State Fair this week and Halloween right around the corner, technology can now help you keep track of your children.

Monday night, the Arkansas Republican Party announced it will no longer financially contribute the campaigns of three candidates running for the state legislature.

Sunday, members of Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church in North Little Rock celebrated service in their new sanctuary. A tornado destroyed their original sanctuary, built a century ago, in April of last year.

Wednesday, the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department announced Arkansas' highways will soon have nearly four-hundred miles of new cable median barriers, in part, to prevent deadly crossover accidents.

Here are the jobs for 9/27...

Saturday, the third and final suspect in the North Little Rock EZ Mart murder sits in the Pulaski County Jail with no bond.

Here are the jobs for Oct. 18...

In a rare move, the Pulaski County Quorum Court budget committee sent the jail budget to the full quorum court for a vote without a recommendation.

The Mayor of Alexander accuses a city councilman of running a business out of a city-owned building without paying rent. Mayor Paul Mitchell says taxpayer dollars are keeping the lights on for Wadley's Martial Arts at the Old Town Hall building.

Sunday, an Arkansas woman organized the Little Rock KIDSfest to raise awareness about a rare brain condition impacting her son's life.

Monday night, the Little Rock Board of Directors voted to buy 150 new in-car camera systems for the LRPD.

A North Little Rock man is in jail right now accused of stabbing and killing his best friend as a sacrifice.

Saturday, foodies lined up in the rain to get their hands on the latest and greatest treats offered up by Little Rock's growing food truck fleet. The Main Street Food Truck Festival is in its second year and just keeps growing.

Tuesday night, Parkview High School students took hundreds of Arkansans back in time for the "Tales of the Crypt" cemetery tour.