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Police agencies across the national are sharing the details of murders, trying to find connections to hundreds of killings.
The NFL Hall of Fame is a place where legends live forever and their faces never forgotten, and one Arkansan hopes to have his name placed amongst them.
The 1989 School Choice Law is being debated in federal court. Some say it's unconstitutional because it uses race as the main factor for transferring students to another district.
Arkansas is one of the worst offenders when it comes to homeless children.
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Last night, Today's THV told you about a potential medical crisis for Arkansans 65 and older looking for geriatric specialists in the future, but the story doesn't end there.
The U.S. Census estimates by 2020, one-in-five of our nation's population will be 65 or older.
When you think of a monk, weather observer isn't the first thing that comes to mind. However, at Subiaco Abbey and Academy there's a monk with an unusual daily task.
Looks like you'll have to be on your toes for more than just the occasional innocent prank on April Fools Day.
The Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts is the only public boarding school in the state.
The difficult economy has some people getting pretty creative when it comes to making money.
For the very first time the Radio City Rockettes performed at Alltel Arena Wednesday night.
The lights have been out at Ray Winder Field for some time. A sign telling fans good-bye still hangs on the marquee of Little Rock's retired relic.
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Arkansas surgeon Dr. Lisa Buckmiller is making a difference in the lives of children in need.
The classroom setting is not just teaching and learning. Schools are dealing with discipline problems, from talking too much in class to fist fights.
If boots are made for walkin', they need to help stomp out a hidden shoe tax. You probably didn't know that every time you buy a new pair of shoes, a big chunk of your money goes to the federal government. But some lawmakers are working end that tax.
Eat-conomy. . .it's how the economy affects the way we eat, and the way we shop.
Thousands of Arkansans are having trouble making ends meet.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court says every year more than 24,000 people in the state file for bankruptcy.
In tonight's THV Extra, the story of a baby girl with strange symptoms and doctors couldn't diagnose her condition. Her mother was determined to find out what was wrong.
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