Andrew Mobley

6 days ago | katv.com | Andrew Mobley

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Increasing back-and-forth tariffs between the U.S. and countries like China amid the Trump administration's trade war might be the straw that broke the camel's back for some Arkansas farmers, more and more of whom are being forced out of business. "The stress in the farm community right now is really high. Margins are already low," Daniels told KATV in March. "We know a lot of farmers have decided to get out this year and not farm.

1 week ago | katv.com | Andrew Mobley

Fri, 18 Apr 2025 04:42:49 GMT (1744951369934)Gallery - News3 v1.0.0 (common)69c80f1ee7655405ad92e63c4577173aeef8f823Fallback Presentation. Using deprecated PresentationRouter. Medical marijuana drive-thru bill up in smoke after Governor vetoesGovernor Sarah Huckabee Sanders vetoed a bill on Wednesday that would have allowed dispensaries to deliver medical marijuana via drive-through windows or delivery vehicles. (Photo: KATV)

1 week ago | katv.com | Andrew Mobley

Massive cuts called for in the federal government’s recently passed budget resolution have many in the nation and in Arkansas worried that deep cuts to Medicaid are coming. Wednesday, protestors gathered on Capitol Avenue in Little Rock, calling for the protection of Medicaid in Arkansas. The federal budget plan calls for the House Energy and Commerce Committee that oversees Medicaid to cut no less than $880 billion by 2034...

1 week ago | katv.com | Andrew Mobley

There's not much time left for bills at the Arkansas legislative session, which ends Wednesday unless extended. Among the last bills being considered is Senate Bill 625, which would limit how much families using LEARNS Act Education Freedom Account funds can spend on extracurricular activities and transportation. State Sen. Breanne Davis, (R) District 25, who filed the bill, says tighter parameters are needed to prevent potential misuse of taxpayer dollars going to the LEARNS Act voucher program.

1 week ago | katv.com | Andrew Mobley

CONWAY, Ark. (KATV) — What began as a harmless social gathering at Fifth Avenue Park turned into a night of terror when a group of men brandishing firearms arrived, witnesses said. "It was just a whole bunch of dudes up there waving guns around," Tyreca Kallicutt said. "Everybody just standing around like this. Cool. It's not cool at all."The group of four to 10 individuals, possibly from out of town, showed up around sundown, according to those at the party.