Richardson has not been present at a city board meeting since the middle of May.
Milo Strain
Milo Strain is an intern with the Arkansas Times and a journalism student at the University of Central Arkansas.
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Downtown Little Rock Partnership unveils mural at Bowen School of Law
Little Rock artist Joel Boyd has added another mural to downtown Little Rock, this time in a parking lot at the Bowen Law School.
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Little Rock will again vote on a one-cent sales tax in November
The city board voted 8-1 to place the measure on the ballot this fall.
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Little Rock sees three violent deaths in one week
The Little Rock Police Department reported the 24th and 25th homicides of the year and a fatal hit-and-run over the last week.
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LRPD is asking for access to home security cameras to fight crime
Little Rock police are asking residents and businesses for access to private security cameras to help fight crime.
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Disgraced cult leader’s name to be removed from Riverfront Park art
Did a cult leader really pen a quote etched on Little Rock’s newest public art installation? It’s a bit of a debacle.
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Flash flooding causes evacuations, damage across Marion County
Several counties in northern Arkansas were blindsided by intense flash flooding yesterday morning, causing the evacuation of 86 people from a Yellville nursing home. Dozens more Marion County residents have […]
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Little Rock City Board accepts Downtown Master Plan, plans July 30 tax vote
The city board approved a roadmap for downtown development and will vote on putting a sales tax increase before voters on July 30.
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Little Rock Zoo elephant enters hospice care after years-long illness
Sophie, a female Asian elephant, entered hospice care today after a years-long case of pyometra, an incurable uterine infection.
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Meet Camp Can Do, the summer camp for non-native English speakers
The Little Rock School District elementary school summer program aims to increase English proficiency among non-native speakers.