Good morning, Little Rock.

Presbyterian Village in Little Rock celebrated 60 years of service to senior citizens.

It was established in the early 1960s when architect Samuel Ebbert Clippard urged Presbyterians to build a retirement home—an initiative that set the stage for its continuing care for elders.

Groups across Arkansas plan 15 No Kings 2.0 protests today as part of a national day of action — the Little Rock event will start at Capitol Avenue and Broadway at 10 a.m. with a march at 11 a.m. featuring Central AR Pride.

Pastor John Robbins of Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church will hold a book signing on Sunday for his debut book, I Love to Tell the Story: Proclaiming the Good News with Passion — he did not start from scratch when writing and wants to share how his long experience inspires his work.

Today, City Director Capi Peck and Friends of Fourche Creek board member Norm Berner joined Rex Nelson on a podcast episode to discuss Little Rock’s litter problem and ideas to reduce trash around the city—efforts that aim to keep our community clean and inviting.

One person was fired and 11 employees were suspended after an adult resident died when staff physically restrained and injected the resident with an antipsychotic medication while they lay prone on the floor—an incident reported by the Arkansas Department of Human Services at the facility in Warren.

Tickets will go on sale Wednesday at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster for comedian and actor Katt Williams’ show at North Little Rock’s Simmons Bank Arena at 8 p.m. Feb.6, 2026—prices still to be announced.

Officials announced that Todd Yakoubian won the Best of the Best award for Best Meteorologist in Arkansas at the 'Under the Big Top' event on October 16—he thanked voters for the honor and praised the event.

This recognition highlights his trusted expertise in meteorology.

Preliminary testing data from the Arkansas Department of Education shows that over 560 third graders in Little Rock School District lack the reading skills needed for fourth grade & school officials plan to review remedial programs & offer extra tutoring if needed.

Little Rock Zoo is celebrating its record-breaking recycling effort today through the Gorillas on the Line program—216 devices recycled in 2025 have helped protect gorilla habitats and reduce coltan mining.

The Zoo has recycled 813 devices in total since joining the program and accepts old cellphones at its front entry plaza year-round.

Nineteen-year-old Aria Carter felt a lump and later a burning sensation in her breast that led her to get checked; tests found she has breast cancer and a BRCA-2 gene mutation.

She has completed rounds of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation and now shares her story on TikTok — her experience shows how early detection can save lives.

Matt Jones and Clay Henry preview the Arkansas-Texas A&M football game and offer weekend predictions while discussing a new book by Karen Van Horn and Becky Bull (the analysis highlights key sports insights) and the broadcast engages local fans (sparking excitement for the matchups).

Friday night, the Rogers Heritage War Eagles edged Fort Smith Northside in overtime at David Gates Stadium in Rogers—emotions ran high during the nail-biting win.

Arkansas State Fair - Gate Admission

11:59 p.m.-1:29 a.m. — Arkansas State Fair Grounds — Ticket required — Experience one of the top local events at the Arkansas State Fair in Little Rock.

EmPOWER Arkansas Conference & Expo

12 PM – 1 PM — Wyndham Riverfront Little Rock — Registration details varying — Discover energy innovations and workforce opportunities at this key local conference.

Avatar: The Last Airbender in Concert

7-10 p.m. — Robinson Center — Tickets required — Experience the epic journey of Aang with a live orchestra performing the iconic soundtrack.

Open Access Lunch & Learn: Unlocking Scholarship

12-1:30 p.m. — Ottenheimer Library — Free entry — Explore key topics in Open Access during International OA Week with informative talks and a buffet lunch.

Jazz Night Jam Session

7-10 p.m. — Trio's Restaurant — Enjoy a night of live music — A bi-weekly jazz jam session featuring the region's finest talents.

Fall Tour at Moss Mountain Farm

10 AM – 2 PM — Moss Mountain Farm — Ticket required — Experience the beauty of fall at P. Allen Smith’s enchanting Pumpkin House, adorned with pumpkins and gourds.

Vamp Out Alz

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Hall — Fundraiser for Alzheimer's Arkansas — Enjoy a Halloween-themed concert with live music and a silent auction.

Cliff & Susan at River Bottom Winery

3-8 p.m. — River Bottom Winery — Cost info not provided — Experience the energetic marriage of music with Cliff & Susan bringing piano, fiddle, and guitar tunes.

English as a Second Language Class for Beginners

5-6 p.m. — North Little Rock Public Library — Registration required — Build your English language skills in a seven-week beginner-friendly course.

Art For Two: Halloween Brooches Workshop

6-9 p.m. — Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts — Cost TBA — Create a unique Halloween brooch under the guidance of a skilled glass artist.