In anticipation of “bitterly cold weather” early next week, Little Rock will once again open its temporary emergency shelter at the Dunbar Community Center

Officials with the Arkansas Department of Transportation reported a vehicle fire on U.S. Highway 67 in North Little Rock.

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Corn was spilled on Interstate 40 in North Little Rock after a semi-truck incident Thursday, causing a backup. Officials with the Arkansas Department of Transportation reported the incident around 11:49 a.m. at Exit 153B. The west bound left shoulder and the on-ramp from Interstate 30 East are currently impacted.

The Pulaski County Prosecutor's Office has cleared an Arkansas State Police Sergeant of wrongdoing in the use of deadly force to disable a bus.

A large corn spill on Interstate 40 in North Little Rock caused a traffic jam on Thursday. According to reports from the Arkansas Department of Transportation, the spill was caused following a semi-truck incident.

In a seismic change in the Arkansas high school football landscape, Little Rock Parkview head football coach Brad Bolding is making a triumphant return “home” to North Little Rock. Bolding, whose Patriots won the last three Class 5A gridiron state championships, was officially hired by the North Little Rock school board on Thursday night.

Every year on the third Monday of January, people from around the world come together to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day which honors the birthday of the Civil Rights icon.

If you live or drive through North Little Rock then you may be wondering what the new device is on top of some traffic lights around town.

With the help of the local fire department, one North Little Rock woman got to celebrate her milestone 100th birthday with a pretty sweet ride.

A 28-year-old caregiver pleaded guilty to striking an 82-year-old woman with dementia at a senior living home in North Little Rock.

Arkansas Community Advocates is assisting community members in the ongoing fight to address food insecurity by hosting a food distribution on January 15 in Nort

Ja’Layia McClendon, 28, was a caregiver at Woodland Heights Hospital Senior Living where she was said to have struck an 82-year-old woman, who suffered bruises on her face and forearm. According to the press release from the Attorney General of Arkansas, the 82-year-old had been diagnosed with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.