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Lonoke baseball Coach Bryan Eagle announced Wednesday that he will step down to become full time athletic director and principal at a school within the school district.

Lonoke baseball Coach Bryan Eagle announced Wednesday that he will step down to become full time athletic director and principal at a school within the school district.

WASHINGTON -- As construction season ramps up, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is urging drivers to slow down to help prevent fatalities in

TUSKEGEE, Ala. -- Alabama authorities are still searching for a shooter or shooters who fired at two 18-wheelers at around 3 a.m. on April 12 along

WASHINGTON -- Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) is recalling certain 2023-2024 Freightliner and Western Star tractors because the steer axle wheel

Pine Bluff organization Gloves Not Guns has been advocating for anti-violence in the community for 20 years by giving youth an activity to put their time into.

Franklin Energy Charging Station at 724 S. Woodrow St. in Little Rock, April 11. Electric vehicle motorists said charging station investments will make travel easier and the stations owner said the investments will help fuel his business.

The Arkansas Board of Education on Thursday approved the release for public review of a set of draft rules for "school transformation contracts."

The Joint Budget Committee on Thursday completed its review of the Arkansas Racing Commissions revisions of casino gambling rules that would clear the way for the commission to set a 30-day application period for the Pope County casino license.

The Joint Budget Committee on Thursday completed its review of the Arkansas Racing Commissions revisions of casino gambling rules that would clear the way for the commission to set a 30-day application period for the Pope County casino license.