Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 4th of February.
Good morning, Little Rock.
Access School's greenhouse collapsed under heavy ice from the winter storm — the school is asking local partners to help rebuild the structure.
Officials from Keep Little Rock Beautiful and Keep Arkansas Beautiful appeared in the THV11 studio to discuss plans for a big community event aimed at fostering local pride and clean-up efforts — further details on timing and location are expected soon.
Signature Solar, a Texas-based company, launched Sun Atlas Power (a new solar installation firm) to bring solar energy services to Arkansas.
Little Rock is one of 14 cities set to receive over $700K in grant funds to boost economic mobility programs through the Southern Cities Economic Initiative (SCEI); the initiative will support workforce development, affordable housing and small businesses until December 2027.
On Feb. 3, 2026, Brooke Buckner reported Arkansas's top news, including a proposed bill to create a big cat sanctuary in the state.
Crews from the Public Works office are filling potholes on busy roads after January's winter storm + they are targeting streets with the most 311 requests, including work on West 65th Street.
ARDOT will handle repairs on state highways like Baseline and Broadway.
As winter roads clear, ARDOT warns drivers of more potholes and asks for precise location reports to speed up fixes using temporary cold mix asphalt.
Repairs may occur within hours on busy roads or take days on others — detailed reports help crews prioritize work.
North Little Rock's boys basketball team won 66-58 over Little Rock Central Tuesday at Boone-Fitzpatrick Fieldhouse in Little Rock after limited practice due to winter weather *which halted many games.* They will try to build on the win with a makeup game at Cabot Thursday and face Conway Friday.
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.
MJ Musical Performance
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Robinson Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the dazzling artistry of Michael Jackson in a Tony Award-winning musical.
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