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Iconic Historic Building to be Torn Down in Hot Springs, Arkansas
A significant piece of Hot Springs, Arkansas history is about to go down in a pile of rubble soon. The iconic old St. Joseph Hospital which has been a part of Hot Springs for years is expected to be demolished, according to THV11. Several years ago the hospital was being used as the Arkansas School of Math, Sciences, and the Arts building.
Paragould holds first-ever Ridge Kids Triathlon
PARAGOULD, Ark. (KAIT) - The city of Paragould held its first-ever Ridge Kids Triathlon on Saturday, Aug. 24, at the Paragould Community Center. Director of Parks and Recreation in Paragould, James Kashak, says that the community helped create this event. “We had some people in the community asking about if...
Bobby Petrino likes WRs Hogs have available in his return
FAYETTEVILLE — Bobby Petrino has returned to Arkansas to serve as offensive coordinator. When Petrino was the head coach for four years at Arkansas he had some very good wide receiver groups. He recently reflected on what made those receivers so good and if he feels he has good talent in this group.
Nonprofit holds annual Motorcycles on a Mission event
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A local nonprofit group known as Mpact held their third annual Motorcycles on a Mission event on Saturday at Harley Davidson in Jonesboro. Mpact is an organization committed to helping families dealing with infant loss. The members of the organization help the families grieve, help out...
Georgia, Texas take the top spots in the Week One SEC Power Rankings
The SEC is about to start a new journey. In the last decade or so, the league was ruled by Alabama and Nick Saben. Every once in a while, another team grew to prominence for a season, but Saben's team was always in the conversation. Now, the seven-time (six at Alabama) national champion coach is out of the game.
Men's Soccer Heads to Wake Forest for First Road Match
CONWAY, Ark. – The men's soccer team hits the road for the first time this season to face off against a top-15 ranked Wake Forest squad on Sunday. Kicking off at 6 p.m. CT, it marks the first of several ranked opponents for the Bears this season. The Bears...
Possible consent decree change on Fort Smith Board agenda
The City of Fort Smith could receive an extension to 2036 on a federal consent decree mandating costly sewer system improvements. If provided, it would total 10 years of extensions since the decree began in 2015. it would also result in sewer rate hikes beginning in 2026. On Tuesday (Aug....
'We've been working so hard': Former UofA sprinter living the Olympic life this summer
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Hunter Woodhall lost both of his legs from the knees down when he was little because of a disease. Years later, he went on to be a sprinter at the University of Arkansas, and this summer he's competing in his third Paralympics. Hunter's wife, Tara Davis-Woodhall,...
How to watch College football week zero lineup, kickoff times
Today is the official start of the 2024-25 college football season! The Hogs don't play today, but a couple of games today can help you get the college football fix you've craved since January. The first game of the season is the Aer Lingus College Football Classic between No. 10...
Flippin boys, Salem girls win Twin Lakes Invitational
Several high school golfers gathered at Twin Lakes Golf Course on Friday for the Twin Lake Invitational. Flippin won the boys’ side with a total of 241, beating out Norfork by four strokes. Salem finished third at 263, Bergman was fourth at 276, Cotter ended up fifth at 287, and Valley Springs took sixth place at 319.
Miller Time At The Lake Of The Ozarks Shootout—10 Years Later
No one—not even his wild-eyed driver Myrick Coil—is more into offshore powerboat racing than Tyler Miller. As any self-respecting fan of the sport knows, the Wathena, Kan., local and his wife, Lindsey, field not one but two offshore racing teams. Miller’s Super Cat-class M CON/Monster Energy team is a world and national champion. His Monster Energy/M CON team is well on its way to claiming a Class 1 world title this season.
Winter youth volleyball registration open at Arkadelphia Parks and Rec
Registration is open for Arkadelphia Parks and Recreation’s winter youth volleyball season. Girls grades 1-2 are encouraged to sign up for Parks and Recreation’s “Lil Spikes” league. This 4-week instructional league starts the week of October 5 and ends the week of November 9. Participants will learn the basics of the sport, including: How to bump, volley, and serve.
Code Orange Ozone Alert Issued for Memphis Region, Sensitive Groups Advised to Limit Outdoor Activities
The Shelby County Health Department, serving parts of Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi, has issued a Code Orange Ozone Forecast for the region that includes Memphis. According to the NWS Air Quality Alert, this alert comes as ozone levels are expected to reach unhealthy thresholds for sensitive groups today. The announcement highlights the need for individuals with respiratory conditions, as well as active children and adults, to limit prolonged outdoor activities.
Kansas Travels to Brown for Monday Matinee
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Kansas hits the road on Monday as the Jayhawks will play the Brown Bears at Stevenson-Pincince Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 12 p.m. CT and the match will be broadcast on ESPN+. "Brown has been one of the most successful teams in the country over the...
Former Arkansas governor to join UA School of Law faculty
With an extensive background in politics, law, teaching and the University of Arkansas itself, former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson, a 1975 UA School of Law graduate, is excited to bring his perspective to UA School of Law students in the spring 2025 semester as executive in residence. Hutchinson began his...
Arkansas to honor state gospel legends
The Arkansas Gospel Music Heritage Month Grand Finale 2024 Celebration will honor the contributions of Arkansas gospel legends. This black-tie affair will be held at 6 p.m. Sept. 22 at Gaines Street Baptist Church in Little Rock. September is Arkansas Gospel Music Heritage Month and the honored Living Legends include...
Construction Project to Close Part of Douglas Street Tuesday
The westbound lane of Douglas Street will be closed between Storer and Leverett avenues beginning at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27. The closure is expected to last until Tuesday, Sept. 10, and will only be closed during the daytime hours of 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Traffic flaggers will be...
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