Derrell Hartwick News Today

On Saturday the doors of Tyson Foods in North Little Rock officially closed which has left workers wondering what they should do next.

It's news employees of the North Little Rock Tyson Food plant are still trying to come to terms with as the company announced they will be closing four plants across the nation, including in central Arkansas.

President and CEO of the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce hopes to continue attracting new residents and businesses.

North Little Rock residents go to the polls Tuesday to decide whether the city will continue to have a "half-penny" sales tax supporting capital improvements.

Early voting to extend North Little Rocks one-half percent sales tax begins Tuesday.

Tuesday was the North Little Rock Greyhound bus stations last stand and for some North Little Rock officials hopefully the start of a new era.

Walk into Barakat Bespoke, and its easy to become just as fascinated -- nay, enamored -- of the showroom as with the mens custom clothing purveyed there.

Walk into Barakat Bespoke and its easy to become just as fascinated -- nay, enamored -- of the showroom as with the mens custom clothing purveyed there.

The University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College has moved forward in its search for a new chancellor as Chancellor Margaret Ellibee's last day is just 28 days away.

With less than one year left in his tenure, Gov. Asa Hutchinson joked that he was not quite ready to leave office in January.