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Travis Williams stresses the importance of coaches having personal relationships with players
Arkansas defensive back Travis Williams stressed the importance of coaches having person relationships with players. The post Travis Williams stresses the importance of coaches having personal relationships with players appeared first on On3.
White County 4-H team wins Arkansas 4-H Food Challenge
On August 2, 2024, a total of 124 participants from 36 teams put their food and nutrition knowledge — and cooking skills — to the test at the Arkansas 4-H Food Challenge. The competition, part of Arkansas 4-H’s Healthy Living Project, was held at the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institute at UA Pulaski Technical College in North Little Rock.
Heads of Arkansas private schools participating in state voucher program cite aid to families
As Arkansas students head back to the classroom this month, around 12,000 will be attending one of more than 120 private schools that have been approved for the second year of the state’s school voucher program. Created by the LEARNS Act, a 2023 law that overhauled Arkansas’ education system, the Educational Freedom Account Program allows […]
Where Arkansas football should be most concerned after two weeks of practice
FAYETTEVILLE — Fall camp is a time for optimism. Arkansas football and every program across the country can control much of the narrative coming out of preseason practices. The players are bigger, faster and stronger, while a much-improved locker room culture should be a difference-maker when the games arrive. However, it's often...
Arkansas electric co-ops building gas-fired power station in East Texas
Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC) has commenced the process to build a 900-megawatt (MW) natural gas-based generation facility in Morris County, Texas, near Naples. Construction of the plant is scheduled to begin in summer 2026. The plant is part of AECC’s plan to address wholesale generation needs. AECC plans to...
Magnolia man draws prison term for sixth DWI arrest
Kevin Ephriam, 61, of Magnolia, was sentenced to six years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections for having six DWI offenses. Prosecutor Ryan Rainwater described Ephriam’s crime as having five DWI’s before being stopped on April 6, 2024 at Mac’s Grocery store parking lot by officers who were called about an accident involving injuries.
VIDEOS: NWA severe weather causes power outages
Severe weather with winds up to 80 mph caused power outages and damage across Northwest Arkansas on the night of Aug. 16; click here to see photos and videos of the storms submitted by KNWA/FOX24 viewers.
Arkansas athletes shine at the 2024 Summer Olympics
Paris, France – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – Aug 17, 2024 – The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris were a showcase of athletic excellence, with several athletes from Arkansas securing top honors across various sports. Here’s a look at the standout performances:. Ryan Crouser – Shot Put Gold Medal...
WATCH: Alyssa Orange discusses covering Paris Olympics with Dan Skoff
KNWA/FOX24's Alyssa Orange, who has been in Paris for more than three weeks covering the Olympics for our parent company Nexstar, returned home this week.
Photos: Severe storms leave behind damage in Northwest Arkansas, River Valley
ARKANSAS, USA — As severe storms pushed through Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley overnight Friday into Saturday morning, they left behind widespread damage and power outages. 5NEWS photojournalist Nicole Hellman captured footage of an overturned camper at Dam Site Lake Campground on Beaver Lake. She spoke with the...
Exercise caution due to excessive heat
An excessive heat warning is in effect for the entire region until 9 p.m. Saturday, August 17, 2024. The National Weather Service in Shreveport said heat and high humidity will result in heat index values up to 109 degrees and possibly higher this afternoon. Use caution if you must be...
'It was nuts': Strong storm sends tents flying at SOAR NWA
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Cleanup began Saturday at the Benton County Fairgrounds after a strong storm sent tents flying and people running for cover. Those who attended SOAR NWA on Friday evening tell 40/29 News that things became very dramatic very quickly. Attendees say the wind picked up, and all of a sudden, tents were blowing everywhere.
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