Little Rock

The city's sustainability office is hosting expert handypeople, workshops, a swap meet, documentary screening, and more on Sunday, October 18, from 11 AM - 4 PM.

Eric Harrison joins LRPR to share upcoming arts and culture events on the weekend entertainment roundup.

The art of change bell ringing originated in the late 16th to early 17th century, but after about 400 years, the hobby is seeing declining numbers worldwide.

The pop-up Black-owned business district in downtown Little Rock returns the neighborhood to its roots as a thriving economic hub for minority communities.

The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts' newest exhibition is all about time, and its effects on our bodies and minds.

Despite a 5% increase in its year-to-date homicide statistic, the city says overall crime is trending downward.

H.U. Lee brough the ATA to Little Rock in 1977 and created the Songahm style of taekwondo through inspiration from the region's natural landscape.

The strategy hopes to connect law enforcement, social resource groups and community leaders to intervene and support people at risk of committing violent crimes before they happen.

On Friday, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. announced the return of the LRCares emergency fund to address a gap in SNAP benefits.

A traffic study revealed risky conditions for pedestrians at one of the SoMa District's busiest intersections.