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Arkansas Weather Alert: Dangerous Heat and Severe Storms Expected Through the Weekend
Little Rock, AR – Arkansas residents are in for a challenging weekend as brutal heat and severe weather are expected to impact the state through Sunday. High temperatures across much of Arkansas are forecasted to reach or exceed 100 degrees, with some areas like Little Rock predicted to hit 104 degrees.
Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Today may be the hottest day of the year. Be smart. Stay healthy.
Today could be the hottest day of 2024 with a high of 103° in Little Rock and a heat index value topping 120°. Please, be smart and focus on your health by staying hydrated and out of the heat of the middle part of the day and afternoon.
Lake Hamilton to Host MLF Phoenix Bass Fishing Championship
Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs will host the 42nd annual Phoenix Bass Fishing League All-American Championship for the sixth time, making the city and the lake the most visited destinations in the event’s history. It will be the seventh time for the tournament to be hosted in Hot Springs. Major League Fishing announced that the three-day tournament, scheduled for May 29-31, 2025, will showcase the nation’s best grassroots weekend anglers and offer a top prize of up to $120,000 cash to the winner.
Two Arkansas Women Startled by Encounter with Mountain Lions
Two Arkansas women were hiking at an Arkansas State Park at Hawksbill Crag at Whitaker Point in Newton County late Monday evening when they encountered two mountain lions. The women had hiked to one of Arkansas' most photographed mountain bluffs in the state Hawksbill Crag at Whitaker Point hoping to get a glimpse of the Perseid Meteor Shower but instead got a glimpse of two mountain lions too close for comfort.
Arkansas Collective Proposes Gambling Raffle For NIL Fundraising
While name, image, and likeness (NIL) are still new in the collegiate sports atmosphere, big-time schools are doing what they can to help fund the program. That’s especially true in the South where schools in the SEC are funded by major donors. The University of Arkansas has Arkansas Edge, their NIL collective. Arkansas Edge is seeking permission from the Arkansas Racing Commission (ARC) to amend rules to allow them to have 50/50 raffles. This would be costly to allow Arkansas Edge to operate an online raffle. On top of that, they would be required to partner with and utilize and technology service provider like GeoComply.
Straight Wall decisions for Deer Season
Jonesboro, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – Aug 15, 2024 – The recent changes by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to allow straight-walled cartridges in Zones 4 and 5, along with the implementation of the alternative firearms seasons in lieu of the muzzleloader season across other parts of the state have sent many in search of a new firearm. I have been searching the internet, talking to friends and visiting local firearms dealers to decide which is best for me. If you are on the same pursuit, here are a few thoughts for your consideration.
Sale hearing for Steward Health, Debtors’ Hospitals in Louisiana and Arkansas moved to August 22nd
WEST MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — On August 14, 2024, officials announced that the sale hearing for Stewardship Health and the Debtors’ Hospitals in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Massachusetts has been delayed for a third time and adjourned to August 22, 2024, at 1 PM. Last month, Steward Health Care announced that American Healthcare Systems South LLC […]
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Arkansas Game & Fish award goes to officer who rescued girl from Mississippi River
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — An Arkansas Game and Fish Officer was named Officer of the Year after he rescued a girl from the Mississippi River. Officer Austin Powell and Game Warden Aaron Dillard pulled a girl out of the river as it was sweeping her downstream. They got her into a boat and safely to shore.
Two big events set for bowhunters before opening day
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas deer season officially kicks off this year with the new early buck archery hunt scheduled for Sept. 7-9, and that has many bowhunters chomping at the bit to get in the woods. If you’re looking for an early taste of the season to come, The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation and many of their partners in conservation have two opportunities to get excited to climb into a tree with a stick and string.
KASU News: Governor Responds to Storms, Medical Marijuana Review, and Food Desert Grants
Today's headlines from KASU News for Thursday, August 15, 2024, include Arkansas Governor Sarah Sanders releasing additional aid for Memorial Day weekend storm recovery, an in-depth review of Arkansas's medical marijuana program, and the awarding of grants to tackle food deserts. Other news features public input on the Gee Street rail crossing project and recognition of four emerging alumni by Arkansas State University.
Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation to build natural gas facility in NE Texas
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC) has begun the process to build a 900-megawatt 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....
Local Pharmacists answering the call to help combat Opioid Overdose
Jonesboro, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – Aug 15, 2024 – According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the amount of people who have died from drug overdose in the U.S. more than doubled from 2015 to 2022 with 75% of those deaths caused by opioids. Arkansas is no exception to the opioid epidemic that has been ongoing since the 1990s with over 600 overdose deaths in 2022. Arkansas pharmacists have continued to answer the call of helping their communities by combating opioid overdose with providing access to life-saving medications.
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