Little Rock Government

The "Love Your Firefighters" initiative asks residents to donate to help buy new equipment and support repairs for Little Rock's 22 fire stations.

City directors are weighing renewal of a ShotSpotter contract amid public comment condemning the technology.

A Little Rock food blogger’s effort to solicit food donations for a city emergency shelter on Monday fueled criticism of officials regarding preparations for expected wintry weather.

Amid strong public outcry, the city will continue funding surveillance technology.

On average, the tax increase will amount to $200 per household per year.

City Director Antwan Phillips is being Challenged by Jordan Thomas for At-Large Director Position 9.

Little Rock's longest-serving city director, Joan Adcock, is being challenged by political newcomer Blake Tierney.

Renters' rights groups presented testimony from tenants whose health and safety have suffered as a result of poor housing conditions and presented a list of policy suggestions.

Mayor Frank Scott Jr. and city officials unveiled additional plans for park renovations and new sports facilities, as long as citizens vote to increase sales tax.

Local man schedules ‘Ruins of Central High walking tours’ to emphasize issues; sets the next for June 1.