Good morning, Little Rock.

The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville’s Entrepreneurial Law Project is expanding its free legal checkups to serve entrepreneurs in locations outside Northwest Arkansas, with a Little Rock session scheduled for June 27 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub.

Entrepreneurs can register online for a 30-minute consultation with pro bono attorneys—offering essential legal advice to support start-ups with limited resources.

A Little Rock man died from domestic-related violence and his family spoke out after his death—one of 28 homicides recorded in the city this year, with several linked to domestic incidents.

The Sherwood Police Department is asking for help in finding Hailey Purcer, a white woman with blue eyes standing 5 ft 7, who was last seen Tuesday, June 10 in Sherwood and later in a 2010 Black Chrysler Town and Country Van with Missouri license plate LH8S4J in Jacksonville on Friday, June 13 at 7:30 p.m.—she contacted her mother on Saturday, June 14 and reportedly made suicidal statements.

Little Rock police are investigating a homicide that occurred Sunday afternoon at 1740 John Barrow Road—officers responded at about 12:40 p.m. and found an adult male who later died in a local hospital.

Miss Metro Kennedy Holland, a University of Central Arkansas student, was crowned Miss Arkansas and will receive over $36,000 in scholarships—Miss Greater Little Rock Amelia Lisowe, an incoming freshman at Bryant Junior High, was crowned Miss Arkansas’ Teen and will earn more than $16,000 in scholarships.

Central Arkansas Water’s board approved a $230 million bond issue to overhaul the Jack H.

Wilson Water Treatment Plant in west Little Rock. The financing includes $216,590,000 for construction, $13,315,000 for capitalized interest, and $95,000 for bond costs—officials expect to close the transaction in July to boost the plant's capacity from 133 million to 150 million gallons a day.

Defensive tackle recruit Cam McGee, 6-3 and 320 pounds from Loganville, committed to Arkansas on social media after his official visit to Fayetteville from June 6-8.

He praised coach Deke Adams during his visit, chose Arkansas over offers from several SEC schools plus became the 20th commitment for the 2026 class.

Louisiana defensive back Isaiah Washington said he was impressed by the strong bond among Arkansas football players—he noted their teamwork stands out and could affect his recruiting decision.

Logan Crosby: Rock the Country

12-4 a.m. — Arkansas State Fair — Tickets required — Experience Logan Crosby's soulful country storytelling with a modern twist.

Mammoth Caravan and Direwolf Live Performance

7-10 p.m. — The Joint Comedy Theater — No Refunds — Get ready for a night of thrilling metal with Mammoth Caravan and Direwolf.

Virtual Tour of Senior Living

9 AM – 7 PM — Vitality Living Pleasant Hills — Free entry — Explore top-rated senior living with exceptional care and engaging activities.

Demola Live Concert

8:00 – 11:59 p.m. — The Hall — Cost not specified — Enjoy a lively performance with Demola that promises great entertainment.

Arkansas Twisters Football Game

7-10 p.m. — Interstate Park — Ticket required — Experience the thrill of fast-paced eight-man football with the Arkansas Twisters in Little Rock.

Reverend Horton Heat Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Hall — $34.48-$58.69 — Enjoy a night of rockabilly and rock music with Reverend Horton Heat and Jason D Williams.

DCI - Drum Corps International

7:30-9 p.m. — War Memorial Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience the powerful performances of youth drum corps and support arts education.