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Police Officer Natasha Sims received a termination letter from the Police Chief detailing numerous cases of "serious misconduct".  |   Natasha Sims Termination Letter (1.2MB)

Attorney Phillip Duncan discusses the class action case.

Break-ins occurred between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. on April Fool's Day.

The Little Rock Police Department faces two new lawsuits over use of deadly force. This now makes three active lawsuits against the department in federal court related to deadly shootings

The family of a man shot and killed by two Little Rock Police officers is asking U.S Attorney General Eric Holder to get involved. Eugene Ellison was gunned down in his home nearly two years ago.

Police are investigating a robbery that occurred Sunday night at Kmart on Rodney Parham.

A Little Rock police officer on paid leave for the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy last month has his administrative hearing this morning.

Little Rock Police Chief Thomas has sent two officers in jail on drug charges letters informing them that the termination process has begun, FOX16 has learned.

Someone saw UALR student Patricia Guardado get into a vehicle in a parking lot before she disappeared and Little Rock police need that person to step forward.

The new police substation on 12th Street in Little Rock is a few months away from breaking ground. And there are plans for a lot more at the building than just a police station.

A UALR professor who works in criminal justice says four fatal police shootings in Little Rock this year so far does not mean a trend of increased police shootings is developing.

The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Thursday that “use of force” incidents for police officers are open for public inspection.

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