Local News

	Fans cheer on the Razorbacks in Little Rock Fans demonstrated it was time for all fun and games to begin Saturday, as they roared the Hog Call! Tailgating at War Memorial was a day-long event. The grills were all ready to go.
	La. residents going home; lights coming on in Ark. The flow of Louisiana residents back home Saturday continued by plane, bus and car as power was restored to thousands of Arkansans who were left in the dark after last week's Gulf Coast hurricane became an inland storm.
	Power still out in parts of Hot Springs Saturday, 1500 Entergy customers across the state are still in the dark. Many of them are in Hot Springs
	Contractor troubles in North Little Rock A North Little Rock community says it’s fed up with contractors, accused of starting several jobs and never finishing them. Now the homeowners are dishing out extra bucks to other contractors to finish up someone else's work.
	Little Rock police officer run over by robbery suspect A Little Rock police officer was in stable condition Saturday after she was run over by a robbery suspect outside a store at a mall, a police spokesman said.
	Answers for customers waiting for power to be restored Some Arkansans without power want to know why they're still in the dark. Entergy is addressing those concerns head-on at customer service centers in central Arkansas.
	Some hospital evacuees go home More than 200 hospital patients brought to Arkansas to ride out Hurricane Gustav are waiting to go back to Louisiana. Some are already on their way.
	David Pryor tapped to head Ark. Democratic Party Former Arkansas governor and U.S. Sen. David Pryor will lead the state Democratic Party after the shooting death of Chairman Bill Gwatney.
	John McCain's entire RNC speech John McCain accepts the Republican nomination at the Republican National Convention is St. Paul Minnesota.
	Tailgating Razorback fans in place Fans from around the state are already parked and ready to cheer on the Razorbacks for this season’s first Little Rock game.