LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Working off of a tip from a viewer, Today's THV is working with wildlife authorities to remove a fishing line from the leg of a goose at MacArthur Park.

Park visitors tell THV's Meredith Mitchell that the bird's foot has been wrapped in discarded fishing line for several weeks now.

Knowing we would need expert help, THV contacted Arkansas Game and Fish who sent wildlife biologists to help with the capture.

By the time biologist David Goad arrived on scene, the goose had taken to the water.  Using bread as a lure, he and a few park regulars tried luring the goose on shore, but the injured waterfowl kept its distance.

Goad waited patiently for an opportunity to capture the goose, but he says she appeared aware of the situation.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Here are some fun ideas from Little Rock Family.

Dino Dash and Discovery Fest at Museum of Discovery, Saturday, May 19

Luckily, you won't have to outrun any prehistoric predators at the Museum of Discovery's annual Dino Dash. But you will have to be speedy if you want to be the first to arrive at the post-event street festival near the museum.

Families will run in a 5K or participate in the 1K fun run/walk to help support the science and technology center; 100 percent of the registration fees and proceeds from the festival go to benefit the Museum of Discovery's statewide educational programs. Even those who don't run can enjoy the free Discovery Fest from 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Families can watch science demonstrations, have their faces painted, play games, make crafts and more.

Arkansas Festival Ballet presents Aladdin: A Storybook Ballet at the Arkansas Arts Center Children's Theater, May 18-20

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) - It is a movement that landed in several cities across the nation including here in Little Rock. But at 7:00 a.m. Wednesday, the site known as Occupy Little Rock will be taken back by the city.

The parking lot at 4th and Ferry streets has been utilized as a camp for the protestors but city officials say the lot is needed for Riverfest and other summer activities. Occupy Little Rock has less than nine hours to vacate the premises.

What began at the Clinton Library last fall, will end at the corner of 4th and Ferry streets in Little Rock.

"Our rights to protest and our rights to regress grievances and our rights for freedom of assembly and freedom of speech, no one can accommodate those. Those are guaranteed under the Constitution of the United States," says Occupy Little Rock spokesperson Greg Deckelman.