LITTLE ROCK (KTHV)-- Little Rock police had a busy day after two shootings left one man dead, another injured.

The first shooting happened about 12:30 p.m. on Tedburn Circle in Southwest Little Rock. Police say John Browning, 63, shot and killed Jamel Brown, 29, after Brown broke into his home.

Browning told police that Brown physically assaulting a pregnant woman after chasing her around his home. Browning told police that he told Brown to "get out" several times.

"I grabbed my gun from under my pillow and shot him," Browning told police in a statement. Brown made it from the home to this car where police found him. Brown later died at the hospital.

Police are still looking for the pregnant woman, who ran off after the assault.

The second shooting happened less than two hours later at corner of 11^th and Adams streets.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- The U.S. Census Bureau released new population figures for the state Thursday.

While the state's population grew as a whole by more than 8-percent, many counties in East and Southeast Arkansas show declines.

"We started here. This is our main store," Gary Fuller said.
Fuller is manager of Cranford's Grocery, which has been a staple of the White Hall community since 1989, and they have helped many customers through the years.

"We average about eight hundred to a thousand customers per day, and on a snow day we had a little over 1,200 customers." Fuller said.

That's about a fourth of the 6,000 people that census says have left the area in the past 10 years.

"If we were to lose 6,000 people it would make our business, it would be devastating." Fuller said.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- It's promising to be a Valentine's Day massacre in Little Rock as some of the toughest athletes in Mixed Martial Arts compete in the Arkansas Extreme Challenge.

Mixed martial arts has been around for years, but it's gained in popularity over the past few years.

"MMA's a craze right now, but we've been doing it for years. So now it's just about educating people on what MMA is," says Nathan Kirby.

Kirby is an MMA trainer in Little Rock and Cabot. He encourages anyone who is interested in learning a little MMA themselves to come out this Saturday to see some athletes compete in the arena.