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Always a Razorback: Remembering the life of Dion Stutts
LITTLE ROCK, Ar. (KNWA/KFTA) – While the start of every new football season is exciting, there’s also some sadness surrounding Arkansas’ 2024 season. Dion Stutts, a member of the Hogs 2024 class, tragically lost his life last year in an ATV accident. He would have been a...
Arkansas Razorbacks Ranked #17 in Preseason Coaches Poll
The Arkansas Razorbacks are ranked 17th in the preseason Bushnell/Golfweek DI Coaches Poll, highlighting their status as a top program in college golf even after the departure of standout players Jacob Skov Olesen and John Driscoll III. The team returns four key players and adds a strong recruiting class, aiming to maintain competitiveness in the tough SEC landscape. Arkansas is among 14 SEC schools in the top 30, with defending champion Auburn leading the pack.
VIDEO: Cameras Caught Arkansas RB Ja’Quinden Jackson Shooting His Shot At Opposing Team’s Cheerleader After Scoring A Touchdown On Them
Arkansas Razorbacks senior running back Ja’Quinden Jackson may have got himself a girlfriend following a long touchdown during Thursday night’s 2024 season opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. With about 5:15 remaining in the first quarter, as the Razorbacks had the ball on the Arkansas-Pine Bluff 46-yard line with a...
Tagging dinosaurs: Alligator gar en route to Arkansas River
LONOKE– August is usually associated with the final trek of summer; the last stretch before school begins and the heat finally breaks. For the AGFC Fisheries Division, it’s time to tag alligator gar. For the second year, excess fry from the Private John Allen National Fish Hatchery in...
‘Bring your truck’: City gives away corn following spill
JOINER, Ark. (KAIT) - The town of Joiner is offering free corn for animal feed that spilled near a train crossing. According to a post from the city, the West Highway 118 train track is now open, however, crews are still working to reopen the second crossing on South County Road 267.
From player to administrator: Travis Queck's lifelong commitment to Bryant High
The rivalry between Bryant and Benton for bragging rights in Saline County stretches back decades. Players, coaches, and even fans have left their mark on the salt bowl over the years. Travis Queck, the new Assistant Athletic Director for Bryant High School, is a former Hornet himself. “I’ve been at...
Collision closes Balboa entry gate
A vehicle collision last night left Hot Springs Village's Balboa entrance gate inoperable. HSV Property Owners' Association staff is “working diligently to restore the gate's functionality; however, the necessary parts are not anticipated to arrive until possibly Tuesday, Sept. 3. The Balboa entrance gate will remain closed until repairs are completed,” the HSVPOA said at 8:30 a.m. today, Saturday, Aug. 31 in a release.
Pine Bluff police seek public help to find man wanted for 1st Degree Battery
Pine Bluff, Arkansas -The Pine Bluff Police Department is urgently seeking the public’s help to find Joshua Collins, a 34-year-old man linked to a recent shooting incident. Described as approximately 5’8″ tall and weighing about 160 lbs, Collins is currently wanted for 1st Degree Battery stemming from an incident that took place on the evening of August 29, 2024.
Miss America teams up to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer
Adam Wolfe, a radiation oncologist and assistant professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), is shedding light on the critical early warning signs of pancreatic cancer and the importance of timely medical intervention.
Bottoms Up Community Fest kicks off in Parkin tomorrow with music, food, fun
PARKIN — The Bottoms Up Community Fest will be held tomorrow in Parkin at the downtown square and baseball field. Festivities will begin at 11 a.m. There will be music, food trucks, bounce houses, and mechanical bull riding. Pie and cracker eating contests will begin at 1 p.m. There...
Hospice of the Ozarks Unveils Non-Medical Caregiver Training Program
Arkansas-based Hospice of the Ozarks has launched a non-medical care training program to improve caregiving support. The hospice’s new Care Coaching program is being offered at no cost to family caregivers. Through the program, interdisciplinary staff use phone calls and in-person visits and assessments to assist caregivers who are navigating the needs of serious and terminally ill patients in the home.
Forecast: Pop-up shower and storm chances for Sunday
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A frontal boundary is continuing to slowly sag south this evening before a reinforcing frontal boundary drops south through northwest Arkansas and the River Valley tomorrow night and Labor Day. Pop-up isolated to scattered showers and storms continues to be a possibility for Sunday – The best chances exist through the afternoon and early evening hours, especially for the River Valley. Temperatures are forecasted to trend slightly cooler in the coming days, remaining slightly below-average.Watch the videocast above to learn more.
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