Good morning, Little Rock.

Arkansas teen Adalai Weeks launched Catalyst for Kids to offer free dance classes to foster children in partnership with Together We Foster in northeast Arkansas today.

She plans to expand the classes to central areas so more foster kids can learn dance and gain confidence.

Pulaski Heights Baptist Church transferred its building to Hillcrest Commons, a new nonprofit established to serve the community.

The historic site, known for generations of local service, now embarks on a new chapter in its role supporting the area.

After a severe winter storm stranded residents and forced restaurants to close, local eateries are asking community members to visit and support their recovery — owners say renewed patronage is essential for getting back on their feet.

Muslims for Progressive Values founder Ani Zonneveld will discuss her new book 'An Unlikely Social Justice Warrior: Making My Life Count as a Muslim Feminist' at noon today at the Ron Robinson Theater in Little Rock.

On Feb. 7, hundreds of Catholic men will meet at Christ the King Church for the annual Arkansas Catholic Men’s Conference (held one day before Super Bowl LX with the Seahawks and Patriots).

Central Arkansas school officials are weighing options to close schools amid icy conditions and adjust end-of-year schedules to keep students safe.

Arkansas law Act 904 of 2025 now gives public school workers up to 12 weeks of paid maternity leave; the change comes after the law took effect in August.

The measure — also used in Delaware — is expected to help teachers care for newborns and stay in the classroom.

City officials plan to repair potholes caused by a recent winter storm once other recovery work is complete; drivers may report hazards by calling 3-1-1.

Matt Jones and Anthony Kristensen preview a weekend basketball game as the Razorbacks face the Wildcats at Bud Walton Arena.

Justin Furstenfeld Live Performance

8-10 p.m. — The Hall - Little Rock — Tickets starting at $63.68 — Experience the emotional storytelling of Justin Furstenfeld, the frontman of Blue October, in an intimate one-man show.

Some Guy Named Robb Concert

6-10 p.m. — The Oyster Bar — Enjoy a night of music with Arkansas native Robb McCormick as he graces the stage.

The Magic of Motown

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Robinson Center — $ — Experience the #1 Motown show in the country featuring all your favorite hits.

Dial Up - 90's Party Band at Black Hearts Ball

8-11 p.m. — 721 W 9th St, Little Rock, AR — Check ticket prices — Arkansas’ favorite 90s party band returns to make Valentine's Day fun and memorable.

Cinderella Soirée and Ballet Performance

7:30 p.m. — Robinson Center — $50 per person — Experience a magical afternoon with teatime treats and a special performance by Cinderella and friends.

John Mulaney Live in North Little Rock

7-9 p.m. — Simmons Bank Arena — Tickets available — A night of laughs with comedian John Mulaney in North Little Rock.

Dinosaur Adventure

9 AM – 12 PM — Arkansas State Fair — Family Friendly — Step into a world of prehistoric giants with life-sized dinosaurs that move and roar.

Central Arkansas Soup Sunday

3:30-6:30 p.m. — Jack Stephens Event Center — Adult tickets $50, child tickets $10 — Enjoy a casual family-friendly atmosphere filled with delicious soup for a great cause.