Chris May

Little Rock

News Anchor at KATV-TV (Little Rock, AR)

Anchor @KATVNews • Formerly @CBSPhilly, @WBZ, @7News • Arkansas-centric tweets at @KATVChrisMay

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Articles

Former KATV reporter recalls "heart-wrenching" coverage of OKC Bombing

6 days ago | katv.com | Chris May

David Shuster reported from outside theAlfred P. Murrah Federal Building for KATV on April 19th, 1995. (Photo: KATV)
Mayor Frank Scott Jr: Little Rock residents "want to feel safer."

1 month ago | katv.com | Chris May

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The 73rd Mayor of Little Rock Frank Scott Jr. recently sat for a conversation with KATV Channel 7 news anchor Chris May. They talked about how to grow the city, keep residents safe, and the Mayor's plan to provide what he calls "stable and affordable" housing. You can watch that conversation by clicking on the image above.
Legendary advertising executive Wayne Woods dies at 77

1 month ago | katv.com | Chris May

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Wayne Woods, a legendary advertising executive who helped turn tourism in Arkansas into a multi-billion dollar industry, has died at the age of 77, according to his family. A native of Dumas and a graduate of the University of Arkansas, Wayne and his brother Shelby launched The Woods Brothers ad agency in 1967.
Rep. Chris May provides update at halfway point through legislative session

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Chris May

We are at the halfway point in the 2025 legislative session. It's time for legislation that cleared its chamber of origin to switch sides with bills that started in the House now going to the Senate and vice versa to start the process once more. Of the 689 bills that were filed in the House, 179 passed out of the chamber and will now go to the Senate for consideration.
Rep. Chris May provides update at halfway point through legislative session

1 month ago | reporter-times.com | Chris May

We are at the halfway point in the 2025 legislative session. It's time for legislation that cleared its chamber of origin to switch sides with bills that started in the House now going to the Senate and vice versa to start the process once more. Of the 689 bills that were filed in the House, 179 passed out of the chamber and will now go to the Senate for consideration.
Rep. Chris May provides update at halfway point through legislative session

1 month ago | tmnews.com | Chris May

We are at the halfway point in the 2025 legislative session. It's time for legislation that cleared its chamber of origin to switch sides with bills that started in the House now going to the Senate and vice versa to start the process once more. Of the 689 bills that were filed in the House, 179 passed out of the chamber and will now go to the Senate for consideration.
Jim Guy Tucker, former Arkansas Governor, dies at 81

2 months ago | katv.com | Chris May

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Jim Guy Tucker, the dynamic and debonaire 43rd Governor of Arkansas who bridged two political dynasties but resigned the state's highest office after being convicted on federal charges brought by the independent counsel investigating the Whitewater affair, has died at the age of 81, according to his family. Born in Oklahoma City, Tucker spent his formative years in Little Rock and attended Forest Heights Junior High School and Hall High School.
Rep. Chris May: Stay in touch during this year's Indiana legislative session

2 months ago | tmnews.com | Chris May

Rep. Chris MayGuest columnistThe 2025 legislative session is underway at the Statehouse in downtown Indianapolis. For the next three months, lawmakers from across the state will work to pass a balanced two-year state budget, protect Hoosier taxpayers, streamline government and empower Hoosiers.During this legislative session, I will continue to serve as chair of the House Local Government Committee.
Legendary Arkansas sports writer Bob Holt passes away

Dec 5, 2024 | katv.com | Chris May

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Bob Holt, who covered the Arkansas Razorbacks for 43 years as a sports reporter for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, died Wednesday night. Wally Hall, a columnist with the Democrat-Gazette, announced the passing last night on Twitter. Hall said Holt passed at 10:38 on Dec. 4. Holt’s final byline - a collection of vignettes from the Razorbacks' loss to the University of Missouri in the 2024 regular season football finale - appeared in Sunday’s newspaper.
Rep. May: Apply now for Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship

Nov 27, 2024 | tmnews.com | Chris May

Teachers play a critical role in our students' future success. To incentivize our best and brightest students to pursue rewarding careers in Hoosier classrooms, the state is offering an incredible scholarship opportunity. High school seniors and current college students who are planning to pursue a teaching career can apply for a Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship.