Little Rock woman who admitted to selling body parts from UAMS cadavers sentenced to 15 years in prison
A Little Rock woman who pleaded guilty to selling body parts from a mortuary she worked for to a self-described "oddities collector" from Pennsylvania was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison by a federal judge who called the offense conduct "some of the worst I've ever seen.
As winter sets in, Arkansas officials are emphasizing the importance of fire safety following a year (2022) that saw 84 ...
The Legislature was in session and the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce was preparing to lobby. This postcard from the chamber ...
In anticipation of the bitter cold front coming through, several warming centers are being opened in central Arkansas.
City Year Little Rock is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a Day of Service at McDermott Elementary in Little Rock, ...
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Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission hosts Ninth Street cleanup with youth athletesThe Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission partnered with Lil Reds Athletics to host the Historic Ninth Street District ...
Cutting budgets is never fun, but it is necessary if we are to help kids in our district. I appreciate Superintendent Wright ...
The Arkansas Medical Society recognized its 150th anniversary on January 16 at the Arkansas State Capitol.Dr. George Conner ...
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Five takeaways from the first week of Arkansas 95th General AssemblyThe 95th General Assembly of the Arkansas Legislature opened this week and began doing its business of the people.
The 95th General Assembly began Monday, January 6, 2025 with much pomp and circumstance at the Capitol in Little Rock.
Construction is almost complete on Habitat for Humanity's newest store here in Little Rock.This is the second location the ...
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