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Little Rock Police Chief Keith Humphrey will step down later this month after serving as chief for approximately three years, Mayor Frank Scott Jr. announced Monday.

The Little Rock Board of Directors on Tuesday voted to pursue a stated term of 20 years on a forthcoming bond proposal aimed at generating $154 million for capital improvements.

An Arkansas developer hopes to reach a settlement this week with the city of Little Rock over allegations that it tried to block him from completing a $25 million low-income housing project in west Little Rock.

LITTLE ROCK -- The number of unfilled positions at the city of Little Rock has remained stubbornly high since the end of last year.

Mayor Frank Scott Jr. joined fellow city officials in breaking ground on the project, located in Little Rock's John Barrow neighborhood.

The number of unfilled positions at the city of Little Rock has remained stubbornly high since the end of last year.

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors voted to give a 2% raise to City Manager Bruce Moore and City Attorney Tom Carpenter following a lengthy executive session held toward the conclusion of Tuesday's board meeting.

Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors voted to give a 2% raise to City Manager Bruce Moore and City Attorney Tom Carpenter following a lengthy executive session held toward the conclusion of Tuesday's board meeting.

Measures to eventually clear the way for construction of a parking deck on South Louisiana Street in downtown Little Rock were approved by members of the city Board of Directors during a meeting on Tuesday evening.

At-large City Director Dean Kumpuris during a Little Rock Board of Directors meeting Tuesday pitched to his colleagues on reviving a three-eighths percent (0.375%) sales tax that expired at the end of last year.