State News

Repairs underway at Northwest Arkansas treatment center; youth facility halts injections as restrains, reports say Piney Ridge Treatment Center in Fayetteville has stopped its practice of restraining children through chemical injections while also placing them in seclusion, ... by Lisa Hammersly, Ginny Monk - January 26, 2020

Little Rock mayor says he's shooting for moon Mayor Frank Scott Jr. believes Little Rock is capable of big things -- an iconic park in the heart of the city, a light rail system one day, even handling nearl... by Rachel Herzog - January 26, 2020

Flippin's Wood dies; founded Ranger Boats Forrest L. Wood of Flippin, an eponymous figure in fishing, boating and conservation, died Friday in Flippin after a brief illness. He was 86. by Bryan Hendricks - January 26, 2020

State group offers strategy as algae reports rise A state working group has developed a management plan for harmful algal blooms. by Emily Walkenhorst - January 26, 2020

Shooting fatal to 2 women in Little Rock home; boy, 2, injured Two women were killed and a 2-year-old boy was seriously injured early Saturday in a shooting at their Little Rock home in what detectives have described as a d... by Tony Holt, Josh Snyder - January 26, 2020

Supporters of abortion rights urged at Little Rock rally 'to get loud' More than 300 people stood in front of the state Capitol in Little Rock on Saturday and listened to speakers who urged them to raise their voices and vigorously... by Tony Holt - January 26, 2020

PAPER TRAILS: Ring back on finger of champ LOST AND FOUND In 1976, Greg Bollen was a senior at Jacksonville High School and a free safety on the football team. by Sean Clancy - January 26, 2020

Mayor no tweets stranger If Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. were to add a disclaimer to his Twitter bio, it might be "retweets mean you should see this." by Rachel Herzog - January 26, 2020

Despite Democrats' 21 hours, Boozman unswayed House impeachment managers, who spoke last week for 21 hours in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, haven't yet made a compelling case, U.S. Sen. J... by Frank E. Lockwood - January 26, 2020

Washington news in brief Ex-senator cagey on chamber's trial by Frank E. Lockwood - January 26, 2020

Ex-lawmaker faces Pine Bluff lawyer in Democratic Senate primary Former state Rep. Garry Smith of Camden and Pine Bluff attorney Keidra Burrell are vying in the March 3 primary for the Democratic nomination for state Senate D... by Michael R. Wickline - January 26, 2020

Burglaries The following burglaries are from reports collected from the Little Rock and North Little Rock police departments. The names listed are of those who reported a ... January 26, 2020

2 Westside students charged in death plot Two 17-year-olds arrested Thursday at Westside High School were charged as adults Friday with conspiracy to commit capital murder and possession of a firearm by... by Nyssa Kruse - January 26, 2020

Pet of the Week Gabbie is a sweet girl. She walks well on a leash, she knows her sit commands and is working on her stays. Gabby loves belly rubs and to be with people. If you'... January 26, 2020

New Eagle Scouts Edward Clark McCarley Jr., 17, is the son of Clark and Carolyn McCarley of Little Rock. He is a member of Troop 395 in Little Rock at St. James United Methodist... January 26, 2020