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Officials from the Little Rock Police Department responded to the scene of an early morning shooting that left one man dead Monday in the city's 31st homicide.

Investigators are trying to determine the identity of a body found by workers spraying weeds.

Police have identified the suspect and victim in Little Rock’s 27th homicide.

Thursday morning at nine, big changes are coming to the Big Rock Interchange in Little Rock.

The 2012 Drum Corps International Tour marches through Little Rock on Thursday, July 26 for DCI Arkansas.

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

Summertime travel has increased and congestion through the I-40 work zone has become heavy, according to the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department. This traffic pattern is expected to continue throughout the summer.

An early morning electrical fire caused one and a half million dollars in damage.

Typically when a car is targeted, it’s usually because a criminal sees something inside that catches their attention. But in one Little Rock neighborhood, that's not the case.

Little Rock Police have identified a man who was found dead in the street early Tuesday morning.

A man is behind bars accused of robbery and theft of a Family Dollar Store full of customers.

An Emergency Department resident at UAMS was killed Saturday night when the bike he was riding was hit by a truck at the intersection of Plateau and Pine Streets in Little Rock.

Two people were attacked and beaten while entering their home. Little Rock police are trying to track down those responsible.

Police have identified the man killed in an early Saturday morning robbery homicide as Juanes Francisco.

Arkansas Children's Hospital opened the doors to a brand new $121 million facility more than four years in the making. The new wing is being paid for with a combination of cash reserves, donations, and bonds.

A Little Rock home was declared a total loss after a late night fire burned it down to the foundation Wednesday.

Approximately 140 Entergy personnel from Arkansas are headed east to help in areas hit hard by Friday's storms.

High temperatures and low humidity are pushing wildfire danger levels to the extreme according to the Arkansas Forestry Commission.

Tuesday, Little Rock city leaders informally agreed to move forward with asking taxpayers to approve a property tax millage to raise $105-million to pay for street and drainage projects. Voters have approved the tax millage for capital improvement projects since 1958, but this year, the city wants to drop the rate to 3 mills from 3.3.

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.

Police released the identities of two men stabbed to death in a trailer on Stanton Road Sunday night.

An accident on Interstate 40 just after midnight Saturday morning claimed the life of a 30 year old woman.

Police have arrested a man in connection to a Sunday night stabbing that left two men dead.

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 Police are trying to figure out who robbed the Dodge Store on South University.

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.

It's tough. It's hard work. But that's Taekwondo for you.

Officials from the Little Rock Fire Department report a man found unconscious at the bottom of a Little Rock pool Thursday morning has died.

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.

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 man suspected of robbing a Centennial Bank in Little Rock Wednesday had previously served time in prison for first degree murder.

One person is dead as the result of a two vehicle crash.

Police have identified the victims and suspect involved in a Little Rock shooting that left two people dead and another injured.

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

Little Rock schools need repair and maintenance issues addressed soon.

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

All residents of the Rock Street Loft Apartments in downtown Little Rock have been allowed back into the building after a worker hit a gas main and caused a leak Tuesday morning.

The Broadway Bridge is a staple in Central Arkansas - but we all know it's old. And for years, city and state leaders have come up with way to build a new bridge, but the differences come in when discussing what to do with the age old one.

Dozens of students and their families are surfing the web from home for the first time as the result of local efforts to help bridge the technology divide.

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.

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

No class and no homework. It's why Josten Fells looks forward to summer break.

It's often said the lifeblood of any city is its downtown. The truth of that notion could be realized in Little Rock. From President Clinton Avenue to Capitol Street, folks come and go on foot.

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.

Police are searching for the person who killed a man early Saturday morning.

It has become an annual tradition.

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.

Central Arkansas Transit says bus ridership in the first five months of 2012 is up almost 15-percent over the same time frame in 2011. That's an increase of almost 150,000 riders -- like Ken Marshall, who started taking the bus in January.

Memorial services for a murdered Little Rock teen are slated for next weekend.

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.