
There are 34 shopping days until Christmas. Kids are making out their wish lists and parents are gearing up for their trip to the Toy Store. But what should you know about a toy before actually making a purchase?

Senate Democratic leaders are looking ahead to a crucial test vote on health care reform amid indications the rank-and-file will stand together Saturday to give them the support they need.

An alcohol incident involving a pledge has led to an investigation of a fraternity chapter at the University of Arkansas.

A Jonesboro utility says it will end its long-standing practice of accepting sewage dumped from septic systems.

A 33-year-old Pine Bluff man already convicted of first-degree murder in his niece's death now faces more prison time after being convicted on federal gun charges.

In today's Web report, Jessica Duff has a website that can help you enjoy those holiday meals while maintaining a healthy diet at the same time.

Lawyers of the future will compete at Little Rock to see who performs best in the courtroom.

From the 1830s to the 1930s, steamboats plowed the waters of Arkansas' White River.

'Our Hearts to Your Soles' is a mission to help the less fortunate. And their most recent event in The Natural State is to get better feet on the street.

Faulkner County Sheriff's Department is on alert after a big child porn arrest.

A standoff in Conway with a man armed with a rapid-fire weapon ended at 8:20 p.m Thursday night.

Hand fractures are the second most common type of fracture and account for up to 20 percent of all fractures in adults and children. Men account for most of them.

It's not too early to start planning for winter weather. Ed Buckner gives us some tips and the outlook for the coming months.

In a THV update, what motivated jurors to recommend life without parole for Curtis Vance, instead of the death penatly? The capital murder trial of Curtis Vance for the rape and beating death of anchor Anne Pressly, wrapped last week.

The Pulaski County Circuit court has released the verdict forms for the Curtis Vance capital murder trial. They offer insight into the jurors' decisions and why they agreed to give him a life sentence without parole instead of the death penalty.

Wouldn't life be much easier if someone could do your shopping for you?

Donations are down and their pantry is not as full as it needs to be, but The Watershed in Little Rock still plans to be a hero to many Arkansans this holiday season.

Tobacco use remains the single largest preventable cause of disease and premature death in the United States.

Verizon Wireless is laying off former Alltel Corp. headquarters workers in Little Rock.

As the season of good cheer approaches, it appears that one group of farmers may have gotten their Christmas wish early.

Watch what you write online. A survey by the group Kaplan found one in ten college admissions officers have viewed an applicant's Facebook or Myspace page.

Today's THV has partnered with the Arkansas Department of Human Services to bring you their stories. Today we introduce you to Annisha and Shylah, sisters who are waiting to be adopted, waiting for a place to call home.

College Station Elementary and the Pulaski County Special School District celebrated the official opening of a brand new parent center.

Anyone and everyone. That's who Rex Tomlin wants to invite to the free community Thanksgiving meal at Meadowlake Missionary Baptist Church on Thanksgiving Day.

One of the people on the most-wanted list in Tulsa, Okla., has been arrested by police in Huron, S.D. Jerri Lynn Goff also has a warrant out of Carroll County in Ark.

The Arkansas Health Department says two more state residents have died from the H1N1 Virus, bringing the state total to 20.