Arkansas News

Conway Police have arrested a man they believe is responsible for exposing himself to a 13-year-old boy earlier this week at Walmart.

Republican Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum waves after speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference held at the Marriott Wardman Park, Washington, DC, Friday, February 10, 2012.

From Katy Perry songs to the provocative magazine covers of teenage stars and the topics discussed regularly in teen articles, sex is definitely a big part of the teenage environment.

Denver Dispatch WITH SADNESS, THE ARKANSAS DELEGATION LETS GO, AND BARACK OBAMA BECOMES THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE by Ted Manna and Joe Shea American Reporter Correspondent Denver, Colo.

Dang, this is kinda short notice, but comedian, actor, author, commentator, provocateur, political gadfly, style icon, shaman, licensed hairstylist, classically trained opera singer, Olympian, Master Gardener, Certified Mystic Healer and all around Renaissance Man Michael Ian Black will be performing comedy at the University of Arkansas on Feb.

Arkansas Secretary of State Mark Martin is arguing that even though he doesn't support an east Arkansas state Senate district's new boundaries, it's too late to change them in response to a federal lawsuit.

Health care providers across Arkansas are set to share information electronically.

Arkansas lawmakers are reviewing what caused the $4 million budget shortfall that led the Forestry Commission to lay off 34 employees this year.

Mike Huckabee got a warm welcome as he walked out on stage as the keynote speaker on the opening night on Washington & Lee University's Mock Convention.

Arkansas lawmakers are proposing a repeal of a tax exemption for truckers following the state trucking lobby's decision last year to pull its support for a 5-cent diesel tax increase.

A Des Arc man whom federal prosecutors say was the leader of a drug ring that distributed methamphetamine in central Arkansas has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.

A group of Arkansas lawmakers is calling for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would require the backing of a majority of state legislatures before the nation's debt ceiling can be raised.

The Arkansas Supreme Court has upheld a Junction City man's capital murder conviction in a 2009 slaying, despite arguments from his attorney that the jurors who convicted him were confused by state law.

Arkansas' attorney general says the state will receive $39.4 million from a national settlement between states and the country's biggest mortgage lenders.

As a result of market conditions, BHP Billiton is reversing its plan to increase drilling in the Fayetteville Shale Play and will instead reduce its number of rigs.

Through a special partnership with Fayetteville Public Library, playwright Kim Rosenstock will attend the play's opening weekend performances and host a public event on Saturday, February 11 at 4:30pm. The T2 production is directed by Portia Krieger , who served as assistant director for the play's premiere at Roundabout Theatre.

A Colorado student faced misdemeanor charges on Wednesday for flinging glitter toward Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney in an increasingly frequent protest act some commentators say should be subject to prosecution.

Washington and Lee University students picked up information packets on Wednesday, for the three day mock Republican National Convention that begins Thursday.

All month long on KARK 4 News at 5:00, an Arkansas coupon queen is sharing lessons in saving money.

Fifteen Arkansas Forestry Commission firefighters who lost their jobs amid a financial fiasco within the agency will soon be back at work.