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Man says Entergy told him the problem does not belong to company.

Replacing old appliances when they go out with energy efficient ones is what Arkansas Electric Cooperatives advise homeowners to do.

Police were called to 1201 Woodrow Street in the parking lot of the Golden Food Store and found a man shot in the eye.

The Little Rock Compassion Center doesn't turn any one away.

Summarh Boykins says her quiet Friday night at home on Monica Drive quickly took a different turn around 7 o'clock.

The computer software company, Symantec, came up with a plan to lose 50 phones in four cities across the U.S. They wanted to see what would happen when someone found the phones.

Monday morning, Maumelle city workers started wetting the grass in preparation of Wednesday's fireworks show.

The Arkansas Electric Cooperatives uses a blower door machine to help keep homes cool in the summer for consumers.

This week, demolition crews started tearing down Ray Winder Field, soon to become a hospital parking lot. The structure was built in 1932.

Some Little Rock School District parents are very upset after leaders reassign school principals.

The attic is where a lot of unwanted heat gets inside. Therefore, the Arkansas Electric Cooperatives advises consumers to take control of their energy bills by sealing it off.

A family-fun event aimed at bringing communitites together is how planners showcase the Great War Memorial Balloon race.

Friday night, Jefferson County election commissioners certified results from last weeks run off elections despite claims of questionable votes.

Monday, Sherwood fire investigators returned to Treehill Park School after a weekend fire.

The Arkansas Electric Cooperatives uses an infrared thermal imaging camera to determine how much heat comes inside during the summer.

Saturday, a community remembers Juneteenth, the historic day signaling the end of slavery in 1865.

At two years old, Luis Miguel Lopez came to America with his family from Mexico.

Thursday night, Arkansas Commitment held its bow tie bash to honor it's graduates. The program started in 1999, hoping to reach black students in Central Arkansas.

A welcome home party for Arkadelphia native Chad Griffin.

The new Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church has four walls and roof, but nothing more.

On a rainy Monday, the Good Shepherd Retirement Home evicts Peter Beasley.

With enthusiasm and courage, gay rights activists look for fairness in their community.

Dareen Campbell got a master's of business administration degree Saturday, but he also learned an important life lesson.

Little Rock schools need repair and maintenance issues addressed soon.

Mary Hodges is one of many people who placed flags on the graves of military heroes at Mount Holly Cemetery Sunday. She came to pay tribute to her father.

Pine Bluff police promise to give Cleashindra Hall's family weekly updates on case.

Fox Television broadcast the farewell episode of the hit series house Monday night, silencing main character Dr. Gregory House. One Central Arkansas man, with a similar name, says goodbye as well.

An urban scavenger hunt was held Sunday in downtown Little Rock to benefit needy families.

For 28 years, the International Greek Food Festival has served a lot of gyros and a community as well.

When police put Johnathan Hill behind bars earlier this week, it wasn't their first time. But it is the most recent.

Mills High School security guard Ken Keys is fired from his job after school leaders say he hit a student.

There is now a law aimed at preventing dogs from riding on the back of pick-up trucks without restraints in North Little Rock. Monday, the North Little Rock city council passed an ordinance requiring drivers to tether their pets to the center of the truck's bed.

At Mimi's Cafe Sunday, plenty of families treated Mom to a special Mother's Day meal. At the same time, servers are happy for the extra business.

With friends and family at his side, Michael Stanley's casket is guided into Mercy Seat Missionary Baptist Church. Saturday afternoon, funeral services were held for the teen who died last week.

Suzzette Tyler leaves the doctor's office with her son Thursday after he started complaining about pains in his stomach. She believes the complications came from the actions of a security guard at Mills High School.

Monday night, Mayor Carl Redus responded to reports his wife crashed a city vehicle, injuring their son.

Cleashindra Hall is no where to be found. But her mother is still searching for peace and answers more than 18 years after her daughter vanished. But there is a problem.

Water emergencies is what a new Little Rock Fire Department rescue boat will now respond to. This is the first weekend the agency put the vessel on water.

This weekend, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission hosts the Youth Shooting Tournament at Remington Gun Club. But there is one participant who had to use his skills for protection earlier this week.

A second cross now stands at the spot where 14-year-old Michael Stanley died Thursday. His brother, Zamir Bunche, is upset about the crime.

Friends and family of 14-year-old Michael Stanley gather at Oak and 27th Streets Thursday night, the place where his life ended earlier in the day.

An eighth grade Conway boy said he chased 2 men out of his home Sunday using a 12-gauge shotgun. Conway police are investigating.

Sunday, Central Arkansas real estate agents participated in a Nationwide Open House.

Dotting the sky with purple balloons is how cancer survivors show their faith in finding a cure.

James Durbin is using his time on American Idol to his advantage. He performed at Little Rock's Juanitas on April 26.

Thursday, Arkansas' Governor Mike Beebe says Helm's home state should honor him by lowering the state flag. The musician died last week after battling throat cancer. He was from Turkey Scratch, Arkansas.

2106 Raintree Drive is somewhat on the market in Bryant. But there is one issue preventing it from being sold.

Earth Day 2012 is celebrated at Heifer International Saturday. Various vendors set up food booths that use green products. There were even bands with lyrics of peace and harmony.

We continue to learn more about the relationship between former Razorback Coach Bobby Petrino and former staffer Jessica Dorrell.

Reading the fine print is getting harder to do. Financial experts say consumers are getting hit with more and more information.