Jonesboro police and crews with City Water and Light were busy Thursday installing three SkyCop cameras throughout the city.

A woman accused of killing former Arkansas State Senator Linda Collins now faces even more charges.

The Arkansas Department of Health is reporting the 23rd Arkansan has died from the flu this season.

The head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy points to de-escalating tensions between Iran and the U.S. for driving oil prices below $60 per barrel.

Utility crews are continuing to work to restore power to people impacted by storms, as the heavy rains that pummeled the area now fill area rivers.

A new state law that took effect at the first of the year will have an impact on all drivers in the state, with officials saying they are hopeful the new rules will also have a positive impact on insurance rates.

A website will provide details on fatal and serious injury crash statistics to residents in the Natural State, officials said Wednesday.

Arkansas State Police have inactivated an Amber Alert for a boy possibly abducted by an “armed and dangerous” man.

The fire chief says he felt God was telling him to “step across that line.”

A 19-year veteran of the Arkansas State Police is in trouble with the law after his arrest this week in a probe involving the use of records, stalking and terroristic threatening, according to Arkansas State Police.

The third suspect wanted in connection to a shooting death on Parkwood Drive has been arrested in Memphis.

Armorel native Marybeth Byrd continues to wow America on The Voice, and she again prepares to sing live before America.

NEA Full Spectrum, the state's first medical marijuana dispensary in Northeast Arkansas, will open its doors in Brookland this week.

Malco's plan to serve alcohol at their Parker Road location has been denied by the Alcohol and Beverage Control Board.

The Arkansas State Board of Education will likely vote Friday on a plan involving the reconstitution of the Little Rock School District as teachers with the district went on strike Thursday involving state control of the district.

Before you head out for the deer woods Thursday, Nov. 7, you might want to make a stop at Hardee’s.

The Lexington Place Healthcare and Rehab came to DHS’s attention after employees weren’t paid on Sept. 23.

Daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 3, at 2 a.m.

A high school football coach has been sidelined following his arrest on drug trafficking charges.

A former state legislator and deputy director of the Arkansas Department of Human Services who served two years in prison for his involvement in a federal bribery scheme is now working for the City of West Memphis.

As crews work to clear the debris, the city of Tyronza says food and water are available for those affected by Monday morning’s storms.

Two people face first-degree child endangerment charges after investigators say they found fentanyl and meth in a child’s play area, less than six feet away from its walker.

One animal group in Cross County intends to shut down unless they get the funding they need after the city decided to cut their funding.

According to Sheriff Terry Miller, a local diver discovered the man's body around 4:15 Tuesday afternoon.

Heavy rains have caused problems in Wynne, with roads flooded throughout town.

A car plowed into an Osceola family's home while a man and his one-year-old son slept on the couch.

A gun raffle is underway to benefit the Westside band.

A 67-year-old man was killed Sunday in a one-vehicle crash in Jonesboro, according to Jonesboro police.

In addition to Jonesboro police and Craighead County deputies, the U.S. Marshal’s Service and the Arkansas Department of Community Correction assisted in the investigation.

The new ice cream won't be around for long.