Little Rock man dies after Sunday shooting, police say
A Little Rock man died Sunday after an acquaintance shot him multiple times, police say.
Stories by Ashley Nerbovig
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Fire at Forest Place Apartments causes $300,000 in damage
A fire at Forest Place Apartments on Monday morning caused $300,000 worth of damage, Little Rock Fire Department said.
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Beebe unveils official portrait
Gov. Mike Beebe unveiled his governor’s portrait Friday at the Capitol, and congratulated Garland County art instructor Ovita Goolsby on her work.
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Light rain forecast for state's south
The southern half of the state can expect some rain Friday as a storm system passes through, forecasters said.
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No white Christmas for Arkansas, forecasters say
Arkansas can put away any thoughts of a White Christmas this year, the National Weather Service said.
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Shooting leaves 3 injured, police say
A shooting at a Little Rock gas station left three people injured Thursday, police say.
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34 NLR students treated after whooping cough contact
Thirty-four students were treated against whooping cough after a single case was reported at a local middle school, North Little Rock School District officials…
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Employees thwart robbery attempt, police say
A man attempted to rob a Little Rock bank Thursday morning, but bank employees were able to lock him out, police said.
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Rain expected to clear by Saturday
More rain is headed for a large part of the state Friday, but weather officials believe the brunt of the precipitation will be out of the state by Saturday.
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Sheriff's office: Man shot Monday afternoon; woman in custody
A woman is in custody after purportedly shooting a man Monday afternoon on Kanis Road, Pulaski County sheriff’s office spokesman Lt. Carl Minden said.
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Happiness Singers take Christmas spirit to disabled children
The Happiness Singers, a group started by the Junior League of Little Rock over 30 years ago, put on a short concert Monday at the Easter Seals Children's Reha…
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Wife shot; Memphis man charged with murder
A Memphis man shot his wife Sunday and said he had mistaken her for an intruder, Memphis police said Monday.
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LR man shot in leg outside his home
A Little Rock man was shot in the leg Saturday after getting into a disagreement outside his home, police say.
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Mountain Home man dies after truck runs into river
A Mountain Home man died early Sunday morning in a traffic accident after his truck ran off a road in Baxter County, the sheriff’s office said.
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Protesters gather at Capitol in support of Brown, Garner
About 100 protesters marched to the state Capitol Saturday in support of Michael Brown and Eric Garner.
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Showers, thunderstorms expected through weekend, forecasters say
Western Arkansas will see showers and thunderstorms through late afternoon or early evening Sunday, forecasters say.
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UCA building renamed in honor of longest teaching professor
The University of Central Arkansas board of trustees is renaming a building on campus in honor of the school's longest teaching professor, who died earlier thi…
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8 arrested in connection with drug trafficking in Hot Springs
Eight men were arrested after they were linked to a large-scale drug trafficking operation in Hot Springs, United States Attorney Conner Eldridge announced Fri…
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Man resists arrest after attempting to steal ox tails, police say
A Conway man was arrested for robbery, resisting arrest and theft after attempting to steal ox tails from a Little Rock grocery store, police say.
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Armed man robs LR gas station
An armed man robbed a gas station in Little Rock early Friday morning, and is still at large, police said.
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Police: West Memphis man charged after false report
A West Memphis man was arrested after police say he falsely reported an armed man was in the area of an elementary school early Thursday.
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UCA winter commencement set
Winter commencement for the University of Central Arkansas is set for Dec. 13, university officials announced Monday.
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Downtown Little Rock Partnership executive director to retire
Sharon Priest, the Downtown Little Rock Partnership’s executive director, will retire at the end of January, the partnership announced Monday.
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Man killed, toddler critical after Memphis shooting
A shooting in Memphis left a 22-year-old man dead and a 2-year-old boy in critical condition, the Memphis Police Department said Monday.
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Grant-writing workshop set for preservation grants
The Arkansas Historic Preservation Program has set a free grant-writing workshop for those interested in applying for two grant programs, Director Frances McSw…
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Russellville woman wins $100,000 in lottery
Nikita Jackson of Russellville won $100,000 after buying a $5 Ca$htastic at a Russellville gas station, the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery said Monday.
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Benton man arrested on aggravated assault charges
A Benton man was arrested Thursday after purportedly pulling out a BB gun during an argument at a Murphy USA gas station, police say.
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Symphony's trailer recovered, all equipment found
A trailer containing $60,000 worth of musical equipment belonging to the Little Rock Wind Symphony was recovered Friday after it was stolen earlier this week, …
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I-30, I-440 lane closures to start Monday
Bridge maintenance and inspections will require lane closures starting Monday on Interstate 30 and Interstate 440, Arkansas Highway and Transportation official…
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Thunderstorms will affect most of the state Friday
South-central Arkansas can expect to see some severe thunderstorms starting in the late afternoon and continuing on through the late evening, forecasters said …
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Pleased with library's progress, Clinton tells LR chamber
Former President Bill Clinton spoke at the 149th annual Meeting of the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce Thursday, focusing on the need for a stronger e…
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I-630 lane closures expected this weekend
Interstate 630 will undergo roving lane closures in both directions this weekend, the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department said Thursday.
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New exit ramps to open on Interstates 30, 430 in LR
New exit ramps will open soon on Interstates 30 and 430 in Little Rock, the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department announced Monday.
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Benton man wins $100,000 in lottery
Tyler Crouch of Benton won $100,000 after buying a $5 Winner Green ticket, the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery said Monday.
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World AIDS Day marked at Clinton library
In honor of World AIDS Day, the Clinton Presidential Center has once again set out 100 quilt panels sewn for people who have died of AIDS across the country.
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Florida Georgia Line to hit NLR in January
Country music group Florida Georgia Line will be performing in Arkansas on Jan. 24 at the Verizon Arena as they travel across the country on their “Anything Go…
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LR Watershed Project packages food for the needy
The Little Rock Watershed Project worked hard again this Thanksgiving as they packaged meals for those in need.
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Amboy uses bright idea to prevent crime
The light is being shined on neighbors in need in the Amboy community of North Little Rock, where lighting is being installed for elderly or invalid neighbors.…
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Taco Bell held up; 2 men sought
Little Rock police are on the lookout for two men who held up a Taco Bell in southwest Little Rock on Sunday, police say.
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10 McClellan High School students arrested after fight
A food fight in the cafeteria of McClellan High School turned into a brawl Friday afternoon, leading to the arrest of 10 students, Little Rock Police say.
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$17,000+ in goods stolen from wheel shop
Four unknown burglars stole more than $17,000 worth of wheels from a Little Rock store after smashing in an entryway, Little Rock police said Thursday.
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Food aid to be distributed in Pulaski County
People who are in need of food this winter can look forward to the Central Arkansas Development Council distributing USDA Commodities at locations around Littl…
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Benton man arrested on aggravated assault charges
A man was taken into custody by Benton police Sunday after he purportedly threatened a woman with a knife and attempted to choke her, officials say.
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Chuy's coming to NLR in March
A second Chuy’s Tex-Mex restaurant will open in central Arkansas in March 2015, restaurant officials said Monday.
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Clinton delivers wide-ranging address
Former President Bill Clinton delivered a wide-ranging address in Little Rock on Saturday, hitting topics as varied as Ebola, Ukraine-Russia relations and the …
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Hutchinson still supports middle-class tax cut
Gov.-elect Asa Hutchinson said Thursday that even after seeing the budgetary needs of Arkansas, he believes he can still continue his plan to cut taxes for the…
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Lawyer, banker William H. Bowen dies at 91
Former chairman of First Commercial Bank and tax lawyer William H. Bowen died Wednesday evening at age 91, close family friends said Thursday.
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Mail load lost on I-30 not meant for delivery
A load of mail scattered along a section of Interstate 30 in Little Rock over the weekend, but officials say it wasn't bound for anyone's mailbox.
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Pulaski County woman accused of selling fake IDs
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has filed a lawsuit against a Pulaski County woman who was advertising as a "notario" and selling fake ID cards.
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9 inducted into the Southwest Conference Hall of Fame
Nine University of Arkansas athletes were inducted Monday into the Southwest Conference Hall of Fame — the fifth class to be added to the since the Hall of Fam…
