October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
According to the American Cancer Society, one in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime.
This weekend, thousands will gather in downtown Little Rock to bring awareness and raise money.
Seventy-one local students will be able to pursue their dream thanks to a generous Arkansan.
You may not think the two have much in common, but when Camden native Josh Steed went looking for answers regarding Christianity, he found them on the field.
The Junior League of Little Rock helps students get supplies for the new school year.
This special pet is a little bird with a big heart.
The YMCA is looking for boys to join its Young Leaders Program.
Conway man hopes to stop illiteracy one bookcase at a time.
In 1903 the Ford Motor Company sold its first Model A car
The first teddy bear was introduced in America
And Mattie Jordan was born.
Christmas isn't for another 6 months away...but some in
Says their get together was filled with "lessons."
A little dog in Hot Springs has a very big heart.
A look at an ordinary day at a not-so-ordinary camp in Little Rock.
Jeff Snodgres is a walking, talking, cycling example of the miracle of modern medicine.
Watch KARK 4 Today for details.
Little Rock Fire and Police Departments play basketball for charity.
Some special riders on some special horses get
to strut their stuff Saturday
Department of the Interior announces projects.
Although Mothers' Day isn't until Sunday...a
local mother got a big Mother's Day
24-year veteran of LRPD Chief’s Office receives Mahlon A. Martin award.
Pilot program will boost access to high-speed.
Students at Baseline Elementary are going under
the sea to learn - all thanks to countless
Arkansas Foodbank Network announces new facility is almost finished.
Some budding Picassos and Monets auctioned their
art for a good cause
Five chapters to benefit from $270,000 grant.
The
Tobi Fairley makes list of Top 20 Young American Designers.
Two success stories in Arkansas.
For the past year, the Arkansas School for the blind hasn't had a playground. But because good news matters, the Lions Club raised enough money to buy them a new one.
Benton County's
Habitat for Humanity volunteers changed lives last year when they build six
homes
Selected for work in small towns.
A local business is helping several non profit
agencies around the state
Fifteen non-profits benefit from program.