As temperatures continue to drop, areas across central Arkansas are starting to see sleet, ice, and snow flurries.

Schools around central Arkansas are announcing closures as winter weather is expected to enter the state Thursday.

With the arrival of an anticipated winter storm, central Arkansas first responders are getting ready to handle emergencies.

As a winter storm is making its way to Arkansas, road crews are sharing what they're doing to make sure everyone stays safe.

With temperatures plummeting and severe winter weather potentially in store later this week, several central Arkansas cities have opened emergency weather shelters to help people stay warm.

Storm chaser Mike Scantlin reported live from Little Rock, Arkansas, on the evening of Jan. 9, as interstate heavy snow begins fall.

To help people have somewhere warm to stay during this arctic front, several places across Central Arkansas have opened up warming shelters. Here's where.