Little Rock Arkansas

You always hear about dog shows but hardly hear about cat shows well the wait is over, if you are a cat lover the the Cat Fanciers’ Association Gulf Shore Regional Cat Show is this weekend in Little Rock, Arkansas Feb. 17-18, 2024.

An exciting thrilling airshow is headed to Little Rock this weekend Ovt. 21-22, Thunder Over the Rock is back for the first time in five years at Jacksonville Air Force Base.

Thunder Over the Rock is returning to the Little Rock area this fall!

Are you ready for this? Snoop Dogg is coming to Arkansas for one big show with special guests Wiz Khalifa and the Ying Yang Twins.

There are approximately 52 state parks in Arkansas and each one of them offers something different to explore but I think Pinnacle Mountain State Park west of Little Rock is probably one of the most underrated parks when it comes to the great outdoors...

If you grew up watching Star Trek in the 1960s, then you can appreciate this story about the connection Star Trek has to the state of Arkansas. Did you know there are several streets in West Little Rock named after characters in the long-running series?

The next time you are in Little Rock, Arkansas and you have the munchies, Cheba Hut just might be the hippest place to go that's because it's the first cannabis-themed restaurant in Arkansas that's really groovy.

Arkansas native, LB Crew (LeBryant Crew), wowed judges last night and made it to the next round of NBC's "The Voice". LB Crew, a 29-year-old singer from El Dorado who now lives in Little Rock, performed "Waves" by Mr. Probz last night and just seconds after singing his first note, Kelly Clarkson turned her chair around and it was followed by the chairs of the other three judges

When Little Rock's Levelle Davison started singing on NBC "The Voice" Tuesday night, the show's two original judges turned their chairs around in seconds. Davison stepped onto "The Voice" stage and rocked his rendition of "To Love Somebody" by the Bee Gees during the blind auditions...

Can you imagine getting up every day, heading out to work by midnight for a job that actually starts at 4 a.m. This was the case for 21-year-old Trenton Lewis who walked almost 11 miles each day to his new job at the UPS Center in Little Rock, Arkansas.