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A survey of GPS providers found GPS app dating is taking off. Each app works a little different. But there are safety issues.

Arkansas Democrats are hoping to win against Republicans at the ballot box.

Downtown Little Rock is dressed in pink for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Even the ducks at Peabody Hotel show their love by waddling on a special pink carpet.

The Mayflower police chief is suspected of falsifying documents. Thursday, the mayor sent Chief Billy Baker a memo, placing him on suspension pending the results of a hearing.

With energy and enthusiasm, 38,000 people support the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

Report cards go out Friday for the Pulaski County Special School District. New this year, leaders are implementing a different grading method using numbers instead of letters.

At a special ceremony at the Jacksonville Museum of Military history, about hundred people gathered to support one another during Sunday's Gold Star Mothers Ceremony.

A new trend is growing at grocery stores to help consumers save money.

Arkansas law may allow drivers to use their smart phones to show proof of auto insurance. But before throwing away your insurance card, one state lawmaker wants to get a legal opinion first.

Runners lace their shoes and tie their hearts to those battling cancer in the Faith Support Ministry 5K race.

A Little Rock man claims he bought a gun from a gun show, but he had no idea it was stolen. Now the man is will go to jail on a felony charge if he doesn't find the gun's receipt.

Pit bulls have attacked people in four separate Garland County cases. So to combat the problem, a committee created a proposed leash law.

Abuse against Latino students in Little Rock is an issue says Superintendent Morris Holmes. Holmes making the comments at Thursday night's school board meeting.

The University of Arkansas-Little Rock announced Monday all incoming freshman will be required to stay in the residence halls starting fall 2013.

Tropical Storm isaac is affecting plans for the Republican National Convention in Florida. But Arkansas Congressman Tim Griffin is not worried about the Presidential campaign even if major disruptions reach Tampa.

Friday, more than 8 inches of rain fell on Jefferson County, causing damaged trucks and cars, flooded roads, and interruptions at some schools.

In just a few weeks, some Arkansas voters will pick their next U.S. Representative from the 2nd district or they could choose to keep Republican incumbent Tim Griffin.

Sunday, pro-life supporters gathered outside Little Rock family planning to kick off their "Forty Days for Life" campaign. It is an effort to pray and fast forty days, with the hope of stopping abortions.

The "Thunder Over the Rock" air show is back and it is keeping a lot of eyes looking to the skies.

A Cabot family says says their loved one died while serving in Afghanistan this week. Family members of 24-year-old Jason Swindle were notified Thursday.

Several cases of pit bull attacks is prompting one Garland County justice to take action against the problem.

U.S. Senator Mark Pryor sat down with Fox 16's Hubert Tate and talked about the Democratic Convention this week.

Experts estimate 170 million people use laptop computers worldwide. The majority of those laptops have built in web cameras that anyone could tap into.

Featuring UAPB and Langston University, War Memorial Stadium hosted the Delta Classic for Literacy.

Vilonia High took on Sylvan Hills Thursday night and the rain did not faze supporters, despite the schedule change. Earlier this week, school leader changed game times, hoping to beat the expected bad weather on Friday.

Airmen moved 35 Air Force CV-22 airplanes from Hurlburt Field in Fort Walton Beach, Florida to Lttle Rock Air Force Base in preparation of Isaac.

Redus talks why he filed the lawsuit, possibly allowing him to stay in office another 2 years.

Anger on the football field caused a 14-year-old player to lose a tooth at the freshman Maumelle-Pulaski Academy matchup Thursday.

The Razorbacks will kick off at their second home in Little Rock Saturday. Road Hogs, like Don Hinkle, started arriving Thursday.

Jefferson County deputies say Friday night a pit bull attacked its owner, killing her. 45-year-old Debra Roberts died.

Thursday night, a major road project is approved in North Little Rock, using almost $10 million of federal and local dollars.

Teaching the next generation is what Sunday's National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives youth conference focused on.

People of all ages and all skill levels play in Saturday's Arkansas State Chess championship.

It's moving day on the UALR campus for the fall semester.

The Arkansas Children's Hospital opened a new wing for its neonatal intensive care unit Monday. Nurses started moving patients to their new rooms.

Pets are part of the family and when they are lost or missing, it can be devastating.

A Cloverdale Middle School employee is on administrative leave with pay right now, pending an investigation into an incident involving the employee and a student at the school.

The line to see 'Dark Knight Rises' spilled out the door and onto the sidewalk at the Chenal Imax. Yolonda Callahan dropped her daughter off. But after the recent Colorado shooting, she had some worries.

The Arkansas state medical examiner says Chavis Carter committed suicide back in July, writing the bullet went through the right side of his brain and left out the other.

The roadwork on I-430 and I-630 is causing headaches for a lot of motorists. But Saturday, there was a different kind of distraction.

A food store is planned for a vacant property at Arch and Roosevelt Streets in Little Rock.

This year, doctors report 10 West Nile cases across Arkansas, which is the highest since 2007. Leaders expect that number to rise.

Saturday morning, members of the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance gathered at a Scott farm to collect more than 60,000 pounds of watermelon.

Family and friends of Kevin Ives and Don Henry gather at the Saline County courthouse, hoping justice will come for the two teenagers who lost their lives 25 years ago Thursday.

Arkansas has a lot of natural talent. Sunday, kids lined up to be cast for a new feature film at the Lafayette Building in Little Rock. Managers were looking for 6 to 9 year olds.

School is where students should be and not jail. That's why Saturday Little Rock police sponsored a back to school session at Dunbar Middle, reminding kids the main reason for education.

Tom Dupriest is a certified gun safety instructor at Shoothouse USA in Conway. He knows the state law concerning concealed weapons.

Friday afternoon, Jonesboro police released new video of a man who died while in their custody.

After being closed for part of the summer for course renovations, First Tee managers say they are happy to once again offer parents a place to bring their children.

The National Organization of Black Law Enforcement members are in Little Rock beginning Saturday.