LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock Crime News

For readers in Little Rock, this page covers law enforcement operations, court proceedings and public safety trends. Reporting tracks incidents as they arise and follows the administrative decisions that shape how the city is policed.


Financial Crime

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Financial Crime

Arkansas Attorney General Hosts Fraud Prevention Summit

The summit addresses new investigative tactics to combat scams that utilize prison-based criminal networks.

Arkansas Attorney General Hosts Fraud Prevention Summit

Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement

Federal Judge Sentences Little Rock Felon to Prison

A federal judge sentenced a 42-year-old Little Rock man to 210 months in prison for illegal firearm possession.


Drug Crime

Drug Crime

Little Rock Man Receives 15-Year Federal Prison Sentence

A federal judge sentenced Andre Lavon Harris to 180 months in prison for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.

Little Rock Man Receives 15-Year Federal Prison Sentence

Violence

Violence

Little Rock Police Arrest Second Suspect in Murder

Authorities have taken 16-year-old Markevion Hudson into custody for the December 2025 fatal shooting of Brandon Johnson.

Little Rock Police Arrest Second Suspect in Murder

Crime — General

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Crime — General

Author Jerry Spurgers Publishes New True Crime Book

The collection details nine criminal cases, including investigations into missing children.

Author Jerry Spurgers Publishes New True Crime Book

More in Crime

Coverage takes in criminal investigations, judicial outcomes, public safety policies and departmental changes. It reaches across the city and the communities around it, wherever an incident or policy shift warrants attention. Variations in seasonal activity patterns often cause crime rates to fluctuate throughout the year. The balance between proactive patrolling and response times remains a constant factor in how public safety is measured.