Thousands of Arkansas residents are waking up Friday morning without electricity after a winter storm rolled into the state.
Some parts of western Arkansas saw as much as 14 inches of snow fall overnight, the National Weather Service said.
Most of the state has a chance of some winter precipitation arriving late this week.With cold air in place across Arkansas, ...
Winter weather has moved into Arkansas — with that comes impacts to homes and roads around the state. Here's the latest on power outages and traffic problems.
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LIVE BLOG: Arkansas wakes up to winter wonderlandThe snow storm brought serious conditions to be aware of, including dangerous road conditions and power outages in parts of the state.
Shoppers in Little Rock are making last-minute stops before snowfall is expected in central Arkansas. KARK 4 News reporter ...
Little Rock has 17 snowplow trucks on standby and 110 city employees will be working continuously on split, 12-hour shifts to ...
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Arkansas appeals court overturns Little Rock police officer’s firingThe Arkansas Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a Little Rock police officer on Jan. 8 after a series of court cases ...
Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. has selected a nominee for the job of city manager, he said Tuesday. After a meeting of the ...
According to a Facebook post by American Red Cross Arkansas on January 9, a shelter that was opened to support residents ...
Arkansas Times’ annual Best and Worst compilation, a concept that launched in 1977 as The Arkansas Times Catfish Awards. The name changed to Best & Worst of Arkansas in 1984, but the bottomfeeder ...
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