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Two children were seriously injured Saturday after a boat collided with the raft they were on.
Pulaski County deputies say they've arrested a man on 1st degree murder charges after he allegedly shot two people, killing one.   
Gunter is wanted in Pulaski County for failing to appear, alleged 2nd degree battery, violating parole, and theft by receiving.
The annual Greek Food Festival in Little Rock kicked off Friday with some unique entertainment to go along with the excellent dining offerings.
The fire sparked just before 7 p.m. at the Fred's department store in Dermott in Chicot County.
In Pulaski County, early voting totals are significantly low, compared to just two years ago, when nearly twice as many voters got to the polls early.
A portable message board may be partly to blame for a deadly accident on I-430 Friday.
The number of homeschooled students increased by 3,000 this year compared to last.
Police in Texas are looking for a man suspected in two bank robberies in Benton
Pope County officials say they have a married couple in custody for their parts in a Friday murder.
It's a silent epidemic in Arkansas: wage theft.
It is a high-tech invention, created by a professor at the University of Arkansas, and it is called an "e-bra."
Little Rock police add officers to River Market patrol heading into Riverfest and summer events.
Employees in a Bismarck general store could face hundreds of felony charges for allegedly stealing more than $16,000 worth of lottery tickets.
A Russellville woman faces charges of neglect and exploitation, accused of stealing from the elderly man she was charged with caring for in Pope County.
The State Education Commissioner decides to accept Pulaski County Special School District administrators' plans for budget cuts in April, while withdrawing recognition of unions that had bargained for extensive benefits for teachers and staff.
A Horace Mann Magnet Middle School teacher is on leave after an 11-year-old student reports he slapped her during class.
The Federal Election Commission saying it has cited a Democratic candidate's campaign committee in the 4th Congressional District race for failure to file pre-primary report.
"House of cards...built on lies." Anti-tax group hits back at Nelson.
Doctors at UAMS say they are making great strides in treating and caring for patients with diabetes. . There are two kinds of diabetes.
A Washington County judge has dismissed the injunction filed against the transit tax increase issue.
Attorney says Party is disenfranchising Southern voters.
The group says its claims are based on lottery records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
An unfortunate reality for as many as 30% of our veterans is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and just this week the United States Army announced they'll be reviewing the PTSD practices in veteran's hospitals across the country.
Early morning blaze on Aspen Drive set off the neighbor's new smoke alarm.
Arkansas Business News
At a five-minute shareholder meeting on Saturday, William Dillard II, the CEO of Dillard's Inc. of Little Rock, says the retail chain is in "good shape."
A 16-page consent order signed last month was made public on Friday.
Shares of Facebook rose as high as $42 per share on the day of its initial public offering, but quickly slumped as investors sought to put a dollar value on the company that turned online social networking into a global cultural phenomenon.
Bank of the Ozarks was named the top performing bank among mid-sized publicly held lenders in the May 12 issue of ABA Banking Journal.
Arkansas' unemployment rate declined two-tenths of a percentage point from 7.4 percent in March to 7.2 percent in April, according to a report Friday from the Department of Workforce Services.
As energy companies ramp up oil exploration in the Brown Dense formation in south Arkansas, Today's THV talks to residents who have leased mineral rights and local leaders who are measuring the economic effects.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville notes in an 8K filing that an investigation into its business practices in Mexico could expand to other areas of the company.
The Arkansas Democratic Party says a lawyer running against President Barack Obama won't be awarded any delegates, no matter how he fares in Tuesday's presidential primary.
Former Arkansas head football coach Bobby Petrino has sold his home on Beaver Lake for $600,000.
Lawyers for Ticketmaster and its parent company want the Arkansas Supreme Court to rehear a case about ticket fees.
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Dippin' Dots saved from bankruptcy.
A beautiful day at the park turns into a nightmare for a young boy.
A home in Centerton is a total loss after a Saturday morning fire. The house was located on West Centerton Boulevard and Keller Road. The fire broke out around 11:15 a.m. Saturday and Highfill and Centeron fire departments responded to the call. Fire officials say there are no injuries and they are looking into the cause of the blaze.
John L. Smith isn't Bobby Petrino and he's not Nick Saban.
The results of the Arkansas Senate District 5 race all comes down to Tuesday, as there is no Democratic challenger.
State officials say Arkansas' unemployment rate dropped by two-tenths of a percentage point to 7.2 percent in April.
The Big 12 and the Southeastern conferences have announced a deal that will pit their football regular-season champions against each other in a bowl game for five years beginning in 2014.
A teenager and an adult have pleaded not guilty in the theft of five rodeo horses and a trailer from Southern Arkansas University.
Tuesday marks the one-year anniversary of the EF-5 tornado that devastated Joplin.
A former employee is accused of accessing customers' personal information, United Healthcare officials say.
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