Innovation Hub hosts 'Steam Break' for NLR kids during spring break 8 hours ago

Fifty students ages 11 to 17 are attending the free two-day camp--they're hoping to spark a love for science and innovation.

Teens jumped and robbed after meeting girls on Snapchat, mother says 8 hours ago

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- A Central Arkansas parent is warning others after she says her son was jumped and robbed while meeting up with girls he and a friend met on Snapchat.

Rally at State capitol to call for LRSD to return to local control 8 hours ago

Teachers, parents and students gathered on the steps of the State Capitol Tuesday to demand a focus on education.

Volunteer firefighter terminated after Facebook post 8 hours ago

The post comes after two black men were arrested and accused in the death of a Little Rock Air Force Base airman during a store robbery.

Military structured education program changes teens' lives 9 hours ago

An education program based on a military structure proved to change thousands of teenagers’ lives in Arkansas.

Federal government offering $1,000 to anyone who adopts a wild horse 10 hours ago

The goal of the program is to reduce the bureau's recurring costs to care for unadopted and untrained wild horses and burros while helping to enable to confront a growing over-population of wild horses on fragile public rangelands.

Proposal to reduce developmental disabilities wait list fails in committee 11 hours ago

More than 3,000 Arkansas families have been waiting for years for home and community-based services for their children who are developmentally disabled.

Senate passes medical pot bills aimed at protecting kids 11 hours ago

One bill says medical marijuana cannot be manufactured in a way that would appeal to children, such as in cartoon character shapes or in "familiar" foods like candy or brownies. It does not regulate home use of edible marijuana products. The bill passed 26-2. The second bill, passed unanimously, regulates marijuana advertising including by requiring health risk statements in ads to dispensaries and prohibiting advertising near schools and in programming that might be seen by children.

Grant allows Greenbrier Police to trade handwritten tickets for laptops 11 hours ago

The Greenbrier Police Department has upgraded its technology in patrol cars.

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