KLRT Fox 16 Little Rock

A Little Rock family, displaced after a fire destroyed their home on Thanksgiving Day, is trying to move forward.

Benton police want to remind you to keep valuables out of your car.

The CDC says the H1N1 vaccine is safe; Bottling up anger can cause heart attack;

The Humane Society of Pulaski County takes in 27 more dogs.

Even though Black Friday is two days away shoppers are already out looking for those rock bottom prices.

Social networking is the latest trend in keeping in touch with your family and friends. Now it's being used to keep criminals off the streets.

Employees at the Pine Bluff Arsenal are working around the clock making sure troops in Iraq and Afghanistan have what they need to fight the War on Terror.

A new medical group report on breast cancer struck a nerve close to the heart for many. Now doctors and politicians do not like the new mammogram recommendations from a federal panel.

It's for one day only. But those with one traveling health clinic want to make sure uninsured Arkansans get assistance even after they leave.

Sweeping health care legislation has cleared its first hurdle in the Senate on a party-line vote. Sen. Blanche Lincoln's "yes" vote gave the Democrats the 60 votes they needed.

Higher unemployment numbers and a lower consumer confidence could mean bad news for the holiday shopping season.

Stimulus money is helping students make the grade at College Station Elementary.

More than 1,000 guests, including former President Bill Clinton, celebrated the 5th anniversary of the Clinton Library.

Little Rock Housing Authority will use $6 million in stimulus money to provide affordable housing in six neighborhoods.

Every season hunters head into the woods and break the law to take advantage of deer at night.

First-time homebuyers and now current homeowners are eligible for big tax credits if they choose to invest in a new house. And those trying to sell say this couldn't come at a better time.

Some of the more than 13-thousand deer harvested across the state in the hunting season Saturday will help feed thousands of hungry Arkansans.

Thousands of hunters will head to deer camp for the start of modern gun season Saturday. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission wants to remind hunter's to check their zone's rules and regulations and stay safe.

The Garland County Sheriff's Department says investigators have discovered that someone shot the four people found in a burned out mobile home near Pearcy.