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Game Away from Game Day: Enjoy Fun, Food and Football Without Facing the Stadium Crowd
Any card-carrying football fanatic will agree that there is no real substitute for the in-person game day experience. That said, there are only so many seats in the stadium, and there is only so much time during the weekend in which to climb the Hill. Coming to the rescue are...
Largest pharmacy burglary ring in DEA history ends with 42 indicted in Arkansas
Investigators are set to discuss a new series of arraignments tied to an ongoing investigation into a series of pharmacy burglaries that saw drugs being stolen in Arkansas and sold in other states.
Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas reminds hunters that shooting power and fiber lines is illegal
ARKANSAS, USA — As dove hunting season approaches, Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas reminds hunters that shooting power and fiber lines can result in legal trouble. According to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, dove hunting season runs from Sept. 7 to Oct. 27, then again from Dec. 8 to Jan. 15. Electric Cooperatives said doves tend to perch on power and fiber lines, making them a target for hunters.
Close out summer with a safe Labor Day Weekend on the water
HOT SPRINGS — For many boaters, the Labor Day Weekend is the last gasp to enjoy some waves and water before everyone’s focus shifts to football, falling leaves and weekends at deer camp. Keep these tips in mind when enjoying the water during the unofficial end of summer.
Arkansas election board plans to tout 100% accuracy from voting machines, as found in audit
The Arkansas State Board of Election Commissioners on Wednesday approved the use of favorable language regarding electronic voting machines for a future press release, despite pushback from one member. The language was written in the executive summary portion of the agency’s first audit report of primary elections, which is now required under Act 620 of […]
Discarded cigarette helps solve Washington murder after 44 years
(KENT, Wash.) — DNA evidence from a discarded cigarette has helped investigators finally solve the murder of a 33-year-old woman in Washington state after 44 years. Kenneth Kundert was arrested in Arkansas on a nationwide murder warrant out of Washington, police said. He is expected to be charged with first-degree murder, according to a spokesperson for the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.
Casino amendment reaches Arkansas Supreme Court
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Tuesday, the Arkansas Supreme Court began a trial that could threaten Arkansas’s proposed casino amendment. The amendment in question would require communities to hold a special election before allowing a casino to come to town, which could also affect the proposed Pope County casino.
FBI Warning Parents In Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas: Be Aware Of Doxing and Swatting
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is issuing a warning to parents: be on alert for potential doxing and swatting incidents involving their children, particularly those who are active in online gaming communities. Just recently the FBI took to X (formerly Twitter) To warn about this growing issue. While anyone...
Bobby Petrino's return to Arkansas is a soap opera made for the SEC, but time, points and wins heal all wounds
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- This Bobby Petrino story has to begin with a ground rule for Arkansas' 2024 season: Sam Pittman has no ego. The Razorbacks coach said exactly that regarding his new offensive coordinator during countless offseason interviews. Actually, Pittman doesn't even have to say it. By hiring Petrino as his play-caller, he is acknowledging three distinct realties:
Razorbackers' staff predict Arkansas football to outmatch UAPB
Arkansas is taking on FCS opponent Arkansas Pine Bluff in Little Rock today. It’s the second meeting between the programs in three years. However, UAPB Is the first in-state team the University of Arkansas has played since the 40s. The Razorbacks overwhelmed UAPB in 2021, beating the Golden Lions...
Thrash metal band Nervosa set to play in Fayetteville
Nervosa, a thrash metal band that has survived and thrived for over a decade with tours all over the world and several album rollouts, is doing its first tour in the U.S. The Brazilian all-girl band is set to play in Arkansas on Sept. 21 at George’s Majestic Lounge on Dickson Street. General admission is $20, and doors will open at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased on the George’s Majestic Lounge website.
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