Arkansas Safety

A traffic study revealed risky conditions for pedestrians at one of the SoMa District's busiest intersections.

The FAA requires an emergency preparedness drill every three years.

Renters' rights groups presented testimony from tenants whose health and safety have suffered as a result of poor housing conditions and presented a list of policy suggestions.

Little Rock Police Chief Heath Helton urges residents to email their fireworks complaints rather than calling the city’s emergency number.

The report looks at how children and families fare across four areas in each state: economic well-being, education, health, and family and community

The Arkansas School Safety Commission read through a minute by minute timeline of the Uvalde shooting to see where mistakes were by law enforcement.

Supporters of new gun control measures marched in cities throughout the country. Sen. John Boozman of Arkansas says he's open to considering a bi-partisan proposal.

The National Governors Association says a bipartisan working group will come up with recommendations in an effort stop mass shootings.

Hutchinson said he wants to create block grants for schools to improve their school safety measures.

Cheryl May, chair of the commission, says a statewide network is needed to report potential threats in an effort to help avoid school shootings in the future.