North Little Rock police frequently use drones. What are they watching?
A look at how the state's largest drone fleet has been used and how it's changing the way Arkansas lawmen operate.
Scott Carroll
Scott Carroll is a journalist with experience telling stories and managing content across print and digital media platforms. He's based in Little Rock. As a digital content manager, he led KATV Channel 7 News to record-breaking growth on its website and apps and market dominance on social media channels. As a reporter at metro dailies, his work held government officials and others in power to account and led to policy and personnel changes at multiple agencies. Scott's work has appeared in The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, The Commercial Appeal, The Irish Independent and The Irish Daily Mirror.
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The death of a rock star
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