The holidays may be over, but traditional colors of red and green have new meaning to Entergy Arkansas, Inc. customers. In December, the company enhanced its View Outages Web site to show street-by-street where power is on or off.
Deborah Groom will serve as the acting U.S. attorney for the Western District of Arkansas, now that prosecutor Robert C. Balfe has stepped down.
Federal prosecutors in West Tennessee say two men charged with threatening President-elect Barack Obama are wasting time with claims they were improperly indicted.
The Justice Department says Tyson Foods Inc. has entered a guilty plea and will pay a $500,000 fine for violations that resulted in the death of a worker at a plant in Texarkana.
Bullet proof glass apparently foiled the plans of a would-be bank robber in North Little Rock Monday.
One of the most common New Year's resolutions is to budget your finances better than in years past. In today's web report, Jessica Duff shares a website that can help you do just that.
Little Rock police have identified a suspect in the robbery of a Bank of America branch Monday afternooon.
New Miller County Sheriff Ron Stovall has pledged to stem the tide of escapes and other problems at the county jail. One problem he confronts is replacing security cameras that were ripped from the jail's walls.
Authorities are trying to identify the body of a pilot found in the wreckage of a yellow-and-blue crop-duster that crashed in northeastern Neshoba County.
Analysts say the alternative energy industry has been hurt by falling prices of oil and other commodities, and by the tight credit market.
A judge has set a hearing for Thursday to address the leak of a confidential videotape of an interview of a girl taken into state custody after a raid on the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries compound in Fouke.
A list of closings and delays due to winter weather or power outages.
Entergy Arkansas is working 'round the clock to get power restored after a winter storm sweeps the state coating everything in ice.
Arkansas is one of five states that does not have a felony animal cruelty charge. Since 1995, the bill has failed, but legislators are trying once again to get it passed and make the law tougher. This time they believe they have what it takes to get it approved.
A Saline County Judge refuses to release a woman from jail, convicted of manslaughter in 2005. Tiffany Nix Yearber passed a stopped school bus, and killed 9-year-old William "Isaac" Brian.
600 new jobs are coming to North Little Rock. Construction equipment maker Caterpillar announces it will be opening a plant near the airport on the north side of the river.
Sleet and freezing rain has caused scattered power outages around the state.
A man wanted in Arkansas, Colorado, and Michigan on robbery and parole violations has been arrested.
An Arkansas rice mill has agreed to pay $350,000 after the federal government found the company discriminated against hundreds of women and non-Hispanic job applicants.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Hyundai says it will cover the depreciation on any returned leased or financed vehicle for the first 12 months to some customers "who are stuck" and find themselves unable to make their car payments.
For those who are struggling to pay for high energy bills, help is on the way.
Automakers are releasing dismal car sales figures for the month of December and all of 2008.
For breast cancer survivors, there is a special exercise class for you.
The Arkansas chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is asking a judge to temporarily suspend a state law banning unmarried foster and adoptive parents.
Many online users are hit with offensive ads when visiting well known web sites. The fault may not lie in the web site, but on the user's own computer.
An Arkansas man who allegedly squatted in the attic of a Pennsylvania family's home over Christmas and helped himself to their belongings says he's "sorry and upset" it happened.
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