Local News

	Entergy works to get the lights back on The lights are back on for thousands affected by this latest round of winter weather. At the peak more than 11,000 homes did not have power.
	Little Rock Police Identify Bank Robbery Suspect Little Rock police have named a suspect in a bank robbery in Little Rock Monday.
	LM Glasfiber will layoff 150 Wind blade maker, LM Glasfiber announces it will lay off more than 150 workers in Little Rock.
	Judge denies Nix's request for a reduced sentence In Saline County the request to reduce the sentence of a woman convicted of killing 9 year old Isaac Brian four years ago is denied.
	Drivers deal with icy roads Monday afternoon power outages caused problems at busy intersections, but by nighttime drivers were left dealing mostly with ice and slippery roads. view pictures
	Back to school for Crystal Hill Elementary After nearly two months, Crystal Hill and Clinton Elementary students are back in their normal classrooms. For nearly two months, both schools were closed for emergency roof repairs.
	Caterpillar plant brings 600 new jobs to Arkansas Some of the first economic news of the year is good news for central Arkansas. Caterpillar says it’s moving its North American manufacturing of road grader vehicles to Arkansas.
	Tyson Foods' CEO resigns effective immediately Tyson Foods says its president and chief executive, Dick Bond, is stepping down immediately and will be replaced on an interim basis by former chairman and CEO Leland Tollett.
	Fire department warns of carbon monoxide risk It's January and we're looking at a long stretch of cold nights. That means a lot of folks are cranking up the heaters. But depending on what kind of utilities you have you could be inviting a silent killer into your home.
	Being smart about your credit cards Credit cards are so convenient. They can be hard to live without, that is until you cringe when you open your bill.