Jessica Ranck
KARK 4 News
San Diego, CA, United States
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Arkansas banks address Silicon Valley Bank collapse, the possibility of it happening in the Natural State
Bankers in Arkansas are working to ease the concern of customers in the Natural State following the collapse of a California-based bank. → Read More
People living in Pulaski County mobile home park say they’re blindsided after receiving 30-day vacate notice
Renters at a mobile home park in Pulaski County said they were blindsided after the new landlord sent out a notice to vacate, giving them just 30 days to pack up and leave. → Read More
Mayflower Public Schools still facing bus driver shortage, relying on staff to pick up the slack
As the school year presses on, some districts in Arkansas still find themselves without bus drivers. → Read More
Little Rock’s Soiree Magazine brings focus to addiction recovery
Little Rock’s Soiree Magazine has a beautiful issue hitting newsstands that is featuring stories of addiction and recovery. → Read More
Family says they’re frustrated over rejection letter from Arkansas School for the Blind
An Arkansas family says they’re left with a lot of questions after their son was rejected from the Arkansas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. → Read More
Searcy Police Chief says he wants more officers to deal with surge in violence
The Searcy Police Department is making a call for more officers as violence makes its way into the city and surrounding areas. → Read More
Transgender related bills sweep discussion in Arkansas legislature
Transgender issues have been a hot topic of discussion in this year’s general legislative session. → Read More
Oldest referee in Arkansas James ‘Old School’ Givens speaks on storied career
Whether they’re good plays or bad plays, you’ll always remember the person calling them and some referees may stick out more than others. → Read More
Mentorship program targets at-risk youth, showing them a path to a brighter future
A local youth program is looking to expand its services to help more teenagers say goodbye to violence. → Read More
Conway Corp set to unveil new solar farm, powering 21,000 homes
An energy company in Conway is set to unveil a project that could save its customers some serious cash. → Read More
Dardanelle Police Department giving the chance to arrest your ex this Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day the Dardanelle Police Department is offering up a special that will have you digging through some old contacts. → Read More
Benton River Center expanding training program, hoping to get more lifeguards this summer
The River Center in Benton is launching a new training program in hopes to recruit more lifeguards this summer. → Read More
Danville senior makes game winning shot, after an act of sportsmanship
Saturday night, Danville High School senior Talon Hefner scored the final points in his final game at home. → Read More
Working 4 You: Brides say they haven’t received the items they paid for from flower preservation business
Newlyweds are frustrated after they say they have been ghosted by a Little Rock business owner who preserves wedding bouquets. → Read More
Conversation erupts on social media after meteor sighting in Arkansas
Conversations electrified on social media Tuesday morning after a meteor soared across the sky in central Arkansas. → Read More
Family calls for change after dad is hit and killed while crossing street at Oaklawn
A central Arkansas family is calling for change after their loved one was hit and killed while crossing the street near Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort in Hot Springs. → Read More
Arkansas Community Advocates working to feed families as inflation gets worse
As prices continue to soar at the grocery story, a group in North Little Rock is making sure everyone gets the food they need. → Read More
North Little Rock fire marshal gives tips on keeping warm safely when the power goes out
All eyes will be on the power lines with another round of winter weather headed for central Arkansas, and if power goes out, local fire departments say they want people to be prepared with ways to stay warm and stay safe. → Read More
Granddaughter says she’s upset with grandma’s living conditions at Searcy nursing home
A granddaughter is begging for change after she says her grandma is being treated unfairly at a Searcy nursing home. → Read More
New details show victim and suspect in Mayflower I-40 homicide did not know each other
New details from a Mayflower homicide show the suspect and the victim had no relation to each other. → Read More