Cassandra Webb
KARK 4 News
Little Rock, AR, United States
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Cabot veteran finds path through PTSD with woodworking
Like so many veterans, a retired Army First Lieutenant from Cabot had a hard time finding his place in the civilian world. → Read More
Beebe couple buys Lamborghini for higher purpose
When you think of Lamborghini’s, luxury and speeding on the open roads of freedom likely come to mind. → Read More
Arkansas National Guard assist Arkansans on icy roads
Soldiers from the Arkansas National Guard are on patrol looking for anyone who may need help on these icy roads. → Read More
Harding student petitions school for chapel options during COVID-19 surge
An online petition started by a Harding University student is circulating asking the school to move its mandatory chapel services to online because of the surge in COVID-19 cases. → Read More
ACT WorkKeys exam measuring workplace readiness for Arkansas students
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Central Arkansas high school students have the chance to earn a work readiness certificate before they graduate, and the unique test can not only get graduates hired but also paid a higher wage. It’s called the ACT WorkKeys test. It’s been around since 1992, but after Arkansas Act 319, which focuses […] → Read More
Arkansas school districts dealing with staff shortages
It’s no secret that schools across the state are dealing with teacher and substitute shortages. It’s a problem with no end in sight, but some districts are finding creative solutions. → Read More
Sherwood native finds streaming success on Netflix show ‘Cheer’
UCA cheerleader Cassadee Miller-Dunlap is a small-town girl who doesn’t take herself too seriously, but now the Sherwood native is becoming a household name after starring in the Netflix top-trending show “Cheer.” → Read More
Arkansas State Police looking to increase trooper starting pay
Cabinet Secretary for the Arkansas Department of Public Safety Jami Cook said the goal is to help with low retention and recruitment numbers by raising starting pay and incremental pay based on rank and other factors. → Read More
COVID Talks: Hospitals face more cases, fewer supplies
Dr. Amanda Novack with Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock stopped by KARK 4 News at 4 to share the latest details on what health care workers are seeing on the ground at hospitals as the omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to take its toll. → Read More
Narcan to be available for all Arkansas high schools
All high schools in Arkansas now have the option to have NARCAN on campus for free or at a reduced cost. → Read More
Cabot finds creative way to attract more substitute teachers to classrooms
The gap between people who are prepared to teach in Arkansas schools and the ones who are teaching is getting bigger every year. → Read More
Auto part delivery issues causing traffic jam for drivers, backup for goods getting to store shelves
Car parts are harder and harder to get these days, and drivers wanting to get their cars fixed could see it take weeks, sometimes months, longer than it should. → Read More
Cabot teacher honored after helping heal student’s heartbreak
A Cabot High School teacher was given a very special award for stepping in to heal a student's heartbreak. → Read More
North Little Rock School District seeking community mentors as violence and learning loss increase
In the North Little Rock School District, data shows an increase in violence and learning loss among its students. → Read More
Arkansans react to biggest abortion challenge in decades heading to Supreme Court
The ripple effects of the Roe v. Wade challenge in the nation's highest court will be felt in the Natural State. → Read More
William F. Laman Public Library offering residents a lot more than books
Libraries across the country have either closed their doors forever or have limited their hours because of budget issues. One library in North Little Rock is bringing a whole new world to its patrons one gadget and gizmo at a time. → Read More
Springer Boulevard stabbing death suspect arrested, concern voiced for homeless population
Little Rock police have arrested a man in connection to Thursday afternoon's deadly stabbing on Springer Boulevard. Police said they arrested 38-year-old Michael McSpadden of Little Rock. LRPD said McSpadden will likely face charges of first-degree murder. → Read More
Unruly passengers bringing fight or flight to Arkansas air travel
In the past few months, the Clinton National Airport has fielded 50 calls about unruly passengers on their flights. → Read More
Planned Parenthood officials claim ‘regional chilling effect’ in Arkansas after Texas abortion bill
Planned Parenthood Great Plains held a news conference Wednesday to clear up confusion about abortion laws and access in Arkansas. → Read More
‘Tis the season for holiday scams, warns FBI
FBI Little Rock officials are warning holiday shoppers about aggressive and new scams used by criminals to steal your money and personal information. → Read More