KTHV-THV11 (Little Rock, AR)

KTHV, which broadcasts on virtual channel 11 and VHF digital channel 12, is a television station affiliated with CBS and is based in Little Rock, Arkansas. This station is owned by Tegna, Inc. KTHV has its studios situated on South Izard Street in the heart of downtown Little Rock, while its transmitter is positioned on Shinall Mountain, close to the Chenal Valley area of the city. If you're using cable, you can find KTHV on Comcast Xfinity channel 10 in standard definition and on digital channel 233 for high definition viewing.

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Three new members now elected to Conway school board

20 hours ago | thv11.com | Chris Banks

CONWAY, Ark. — The Conway School Board announced the election of three new board members on Tuesday. Leo Cummings III, Barrett Perry, and Leona Walton were all named as the new board members to the school board. Here's a look at how the margins panned out: Cummings claimed the school board position one at large after claiming 60% of the vote in a race with Tami Marsh and Tyler Moses.
Special and school elections take place in Central Arkansas | What to know

1 day ago | thv11.com | Kathryn Roley

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Tuesday, several special and school elections took place across Central Arkansas. Voters in many parts of the state headed to the polls to make their voices heard. In Bryant, voters decided against the proposals that would allow for the Bryant Arts and Music venue, also known as the BAM. The indoor concert and entertainment arena would have seated around 3,000 people.
Jefferson County bonus pay debate persists after disagreement from officials

2 days ago | thv11.com | Kathryn Roley

PINE BLUFF, Ark. — The stubborn impasse keeping Jefferson County from running smoothly remains in place. Despite what looked like progress last week, another heated meeting proved otherwise. A new budget proposal sits on the county judge's desk with no indication he will sign it. Now, members of the quorum court are going down a different direction. “I'd like to make a motion. We postpone this.
'It’s just always been what I love': Blind Arkansas student lives out baseball announcer dream

2 days ago | thv11.com | Tyler Cass

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — There’s a special beauty in baseball, in every sense. The sight of a towering home run, the smell of leather, the sound of bat hitting ball. Or, as Dallas Cathey, puts it: “The pops of the glove, the sounds of crowd, the organs, the announcers," he explained. Cathey, a sophomore at the Arkansas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, has only ever known the game through those sounds. “It’s just always been what I love,” he smiled.
Experts share advice after hammerhead worm found in Little Rock

2 days ago | thv11.com | Brooke Buckner

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Springtime in Arkansas brings a lot with it like severe weather, pollen, and even a variety of bugs. During this time of year, it's common to see more creepy crawlers, even the invasive kind. You may have heard of hammerhead sharks, but what about hammerhead worms? These unique creatures could be dangerous if you come into contact with them, and they're also predators to earthworms.
Experts stress early detection, prevention during Skin Cancer Awareness Month

2 days ago | thv11.com | Daren Bobb

FORT SMITH, Ark. — May marks Skin Cancer and Melanoma Awareness Month, a time dedicated to education on skin cancer and the importance of early detection and prevention. "One in five people will develop skin cancer," Dr. Sandy Johnson of Johnson Dermatology in Fort Smith said. That’s why Johnson said knowing your skin and spotting changes early can make a critical difference. “It’s a big deal to discuss with people the importance of checking your body,” Johnson said.
Groundbreaking new cancer treatment helps first patient in Arkansas

2 days ago | thv11.com | Karen Fuller

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A Little Rock grandfather is back to living life on his terms after becoming the very first patient in Arkansas to receive groundbreaking treatment for prostate cancer. "I've had kidney stones for a long time," said 77-year-old Carl Meurer. Because of his experience suffering from kidney stones, Meurer is familiar with the UAMS campus in Little Rock and the Department of Urology.
Little Rock native shares journey of making "Shadow Force" film

2 days ago | thv11.com | Jurnee Taylor

LITTLE ROCK, Ark — Before Leon Chills sold scripts in competitive Hollywood bidding wars and wrote films starring A-list actors, he was a kid running through creeks and neighborhoods in Little Rock, Arkansas, with an imagination running just as wild. “Born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas. This is where all of my imagination grew,” Chills said.
A taste of summer is coming to Arkansas this week | What to know

3 days ago | thv11.com | Symone Thomas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Happy Mother's Day to all mothers and mother-figures out there. Hopefully this weekend's rain hasn't put too much of a damper on the celebrations. We do have to get through one more day of rain on Monday before things change for the latter half of the week. A low pressure system will travel up the Mississippi River, bringing in scattered showers and storms before it moves east on Tuesday.
'Tears ran down my eyes': Southern Illinois priest reflects on his longtime friend becoming the pope

3 days ago | thv11.com | Holden Kurwicki

MARION, Ill. — Pope Leo XIV has ties to the St. Louis area from his time in the Order of Saint Augustine as well as a special connection to a priest in the Belleville Diocese. From a young age, Father Brian Barker was drawn to priesthood. “Love, peace, and enthusiasm is contagious,” Barker said. At 14, Barker enrolled at St. Augustine’s in Holland, MI, where he became friends with another student: Robert Francis Prevost. “He was a brainiac,” Barker said. “He was just very smart.