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Saturday, North Little Rock's Patricia Anslow became the Arkansas National Guard's first female general officer.

Here are the job openings for July 12, 2012.

Wednesday, the Arkansas County Sheriff announced 19 arrests in a major drug bust.

North Little Rock's newest radio station held a festival Sunday.

Police want to know who vandalized a Maumelle water well by cutting wires causing thousand of dollars in damage. Now, it means Maumelle's mandatory water conservation order could last longer than expected.

The Southwest Power Pool moves into its new West Little Rock building Friday. It'll allow workers to come together under one roof instead of three. The non-profit is also expanding by adding high paying jobs.

Here are the jobs for July 5...

Beebe Police are trying to find the owners of more than $78,000 worth of stolen goods. Some have already come forward, while the man and woman accused of stealing everything, from lawn mowers to guns, face theft charges.

Here are the jobs for June 28...

Saturday, locally grown produce lured shoppers to the Farmers Market at the River Market, but, the drought has taken its toll on those trying to cash in on their crops, forcing them to raise prices.

A wildfire in East End is now 100-percent contained after burning more than 100 acres Saturday.

FOX16 is proud to bring you the "First Fireworks in the Rock" at Dickey-Stephens Park.

Maumelle has banned the watering of lawns and plants for the next two days.

Sunday marks twenty-one years of service for one of Little Rock's most recognizable faces fighting violence. Reverend Benny Johnson co-founded "Stop the Violence" in 1991, and Sunday afternoon, his friends threw a celebration service for him at Little Rock's Church of the Living God.

A Little Rock mother escaped an apartment fire along with hundreds of others Monday night.

Saturday, state GOP members elected 21 delegates and 21 alternates to the Republican National Convention. They are all pledged to Mitt Romney in Tampa this August.

Right now, you can fish for free without a permit across the state. It's Arkansas' free fishing weekend. Saturday, in Jacksonville, dozens of children got to experience the joy of fishing and some even walked away with prizes.

The ATV riders who got lost over the weekend in Arkansas followed one of the top safety rules you need to follow during outdoor activities this summer. They stuck together, and they did not go out into the woods alone.

Wednesday night, Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens spoke at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock.

Happy Father's Day to all of the dads out there. Sunday, we went in search of dads celebrating with their families and found many men at the home improvement store alone.

Sunday, the Osborne family lake home in Hot Springs sold for $840,000 at auction plus the buyer's premium. It is the last of the Osborne's five homes set to be sold to help the late philanthropist's family get out of debt.

Right now, the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department has reduced part of the M.L.K. Expressway in Hot Springs to one lane in each direction.

Tuesday night, two of the state's top chefs went head-to-head in a culinary battle only worthy of those who dare take on the challenge that is the Diamond Chef competition.

A Texas widow has made it her mission to save lives by bringing awareness to truck drivers falling asleep at the wheel. A driver with sleep apnea killed Wanda Lindsay's husband in a crash two years ago, and now she wants the trucking industry to change.

Tuesday night, Q. Byrum Hurst gave his full support to State Senator Gene Jeffress in the race for the Fourth District Congressional seat.

Just in time for Wednesday morning's commute, the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department will start a major stage of construction on Interstate 430 Southbound.

Saturday, Little Rock homeowners opposed to a technology park going up in their neighborhoods revealed alternative sites that won't force people from their homes.

Little Rock City Directors voted to defer voting on an ordinance which would ban the use of sales tax revenue on the Technology Park if eminent domain is used by six months.

Right now, 1300 members of the Future Farmers of America just wrapped up their first night of this year's FFA convention.

The Little Rock Technology Park Authority revealed Wednesday that it will narrow down the three Tech Park sites under consideration right now within the next month. All three include taking homes by eminent domain.

Saturday, a Hurricane Katrina and cancer survivor, who once lived in a car with his mother, beat the odds and became the first person in his family to earn a four-year degree.

Monday night, Members of Occupy Little Rock decided for the second time in a week to hold off on making plans on how to handle their eviction.

This weekend, many boaters will go out to the lake or river for the first time this season. Saturday, Pulaski County Sheriff's Deputies joined them to do surprise safety checks.

Sunday, Arkansas boxing legend Jermain Taylor stepped onto the pitcher's mound at Dickey-Stephens Park to throw out the first pitch, raising awareness for ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.

Saturday morning, fifteen teams raced homemade bathtubs through the streets of Hot Springs.

The federal government warns texting while driving is by far the most alarming distraction on the road. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, distracted drivers killed nearly 55-hundred people in the United States in 2009.

This week, nearly 600 of the state's smartest young men are at UCA for Boys State.

Wednesday, President Barack Obama became the first U.S. President to support gay marriage. While that news is not sitting well with some Arkansans, others say attitudes on same-sex marriage in Arkansas are changing.

We're bringing you a fresh look at a vision for MacArthur park in downtown Little Rock. Members of the Unleashed Project hope to transform the southeast corner of the park into a dog park where you can let your pet run without a leash.

So what do you "like?" From favorite photos to favorite brands, Facebook users have become obsessed with the like button and are reaping the benefits- from discounts to contest wins to inside information about their favorite brands.

The Pope County Prosecutor’s Office is preparing its case against a man charged with his fourth DWI.

Monday night, the Arkansas Secretary of State's Office announced 88,000 registered voters took advantage of early voting state-wide in the primary election.

Wednesday night, Arkansas State University Head Football Coach Gus Malzahn stopped by War Memorial Stadium.

Members of PACT and PASS, the unions that used to represent teachers and support staff in the Pulaski County Special School District, rallied on the steps of the Arkansas State Capitol protesting their de-certification.

How would you like to make 35-thousand dollars a year with just four weeks of training? Five Arkansas companies need to hire more than one-hundred new employees right now.

Little Rock police are looking for a motorcyclist who fired shots at UALR students near campus.

Fellowship North Church members took their mission to the streets by helping to create a new urban farm to feed the hungry.

Nineteen high school seniors who have never had a say in politics will now be able to vote this November. They registered to vote at Tuesday's Rock the Vote rally in North Little Rock.

Relief could be in sight for several Benton business hit with thousands of dollars in deposit fees for late water and electricity payments.

Sunday, the Little Rock School District's Artistry in the Rock debuted with a new venue, more artwork and more student performances.