From Fire Station 9 help descended, but the damaged building had to be razed to the ground. Little Rock Fire Chief Delphone D. Hubbard said he would not call the event a tragedy.

Two years after a destructive tornado left Little Rock's Fire Station 9 in rubble, they are now celebrating a new beginning with a groundbreaking ceremony. advertisement. KTHV-TV Little Rock.

On the second anniversary of the devastating March 31 tornado, the Walnut Valley community in Little Rock marked a significant milestone in recovery with the groundbreaking of the new Fire Station 9.

Public radio station KUARFM 89.1 in Little Rock was back on the air Sunday — although with a low-power signal — after an engineer installed a temporary replacement for a transmitter that was ...

Matthew Stallings, president of Little Rock Firefighters Local 34, supports the initiative, stating, "It is meant for sort of the smaller items that are often going to get overlooked." ...

Little Rock's Fire Station 9 took a direct hit that day, and ever since, crews have put a lot of thought into how they want to rebuild it. This time around, they're including a tornado shelter.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Tuesday, March 31, 2025, is a day that now marks the two-year anniversary of the day when a destructive high-end EF-3 tornado tore through Central Arkansas.