A significant winter storm will bring snow, ice, and travel hazards across Arkansas starting Thursday, with impacts lasting through Friday perhaps lingering into the weekend even after the storm has ended.

A winter storm had blanketed much of Arkansas in snow by Thursday evening while leaving residents in southern parts of the state coping with a mix of ice and rain.

A high-impact winter storm is expected to bring widespread snow and areas of wintry mix into Thursday and Friday.

Storm Watch been posted for a large part of Arkansas. This Watch will likely become a Winter Storm Warning as we get closer to the onset of precipitation Thursday. All of the state should see some type of winter precipitation late this week with major travel problems expected.

Winter storm alerts have been issued across eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas for Thursday and Friday. Here's what we know.

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The Arkansas Division of Emergency Management is coordinating with the National Weather Service to prepare the state for the upcoming winter storm, for which snowfall ...

As the snow begins to melt away here in Arkansas, experts are sharing tips on how drivers can stay safe as black ice covers parts of the roadways.

After winter weather made its way through Northwest Arkansas, hundreds of small devices called raised pavement markers, (RPM) seem to be missing from the roadway.

The winter storm’s impact is being felt across the region, with snow-covered roads and icy bridges making travel extremely dangerous. The I-40 bridge, one of the

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — After the recent winter storm, drivers in the natural state will start to see melting ice and snow on the roadways but road workers said that can cause another issue for ...

North of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Tennessee ... Motorists should be prepared for dangerous driving conditions from the winter storm around Atlanta, Charlotte and Greenville, South Carolina.

Multiple Fayetteville warming centers have come together to make sure they can keep as many people out of the cold as possible.