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Arkansas football vs. UAPB: Scouting report, prediction for Razorbacks' first game of 2024
FAYETTEVILLE — Year five of the Sam Pittman era opens Thursday night in Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium. Arkansas football opens the 2024 season with an in-state rivalry bout against Arkansas Pine Bluff (UAPB). Kickoff between the Razorbacks and Golden Lions is set for 6:30 p.m. CT (ESPNU). ...
Mammoth Spring Dollar General Market provides Fulton County with grocery options
Mammoth Spring residents were excited to see the opening of the Dollar General Market on July 28. The small Fulton County town has been without a grocery store for decades after Town and Country closed many years ago. The store held a grand opening over the weekend on Aug. 17.
City offices closed for Labor Day holiday
The City of Hot Springs offices, except for public safety and the Hot Springs Memorial Field Airport, will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2, in observance of Labor Day. The Solid Waste Department’s residential collection will run one day behind schedule (i.e., Monday’s collection taking place on Tuesday, Tuesday’s collection on Wednesday, and the like). The Solid Waste Department’s commercial collection will run as scheduled.
Aug. 27: What you need to know
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - We’re helping you plan your Tuesday on Good Morning Region 8. Meteorologist Kristina Balentine has your forecast coming up on Good Morning Region 8. Cybercriminals are getting more creative and attacking public offices. We have ways to protect your information. Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation...
Little Rock, Arkansas: Highs of 100 Degrees Today—Burn Bans Enforced as Wildfire Danger Rises
Little Rock, AR – Temperatures across Arkansas are set to soar into the upper 90s and hit 100 degrees in several regions today, raising concerns about wildfire risks and prompting the implementation of burn bans in multiple counties. The National Weather Service in Little Rock warns that the combination...
Pine Bluff Police investigating early morning homicide at Camelot Apartments
PINE BLUFF (KATV) — On Tuesday, August 27, officers of the Pine Bluff Police Department (PBPD) responded to a shooting at Camelot Apartments at 4001 Old Warren Rd., shortly before 1 a.m. Upon arrival, officers found the door damaged and open. Officers entered and secured the apartment and made...
Over 2,000 in North Little Rock without power due to 'large' outage
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The North Little Rock Electric Department has reported a large outage affecting 2,200 customers in the Amboy neighborhood and along Camp Robinson Road. Officials with the department said that the outage is affecting a circuit in their service territory and confirmed that crews were...
Mountain Home traffic lights are 0-2 against drunk drivers after Friday night crash
It’s a bad year to be a traffic signal in Mountain Home. A Friday night crash has left the intersection of U.S. Highway 62B and Arkansas Highway 5 North in Mountain Home operating as a four-way stop after damage to the utility control box for the traffic signal. The...
Area Man Involved in Another High Speed Chase
A man who was involved in a high speed pursuit in Missouri last year is involved in another this time in his home state of Arkansas. According to Arkansas Court Documents, Michael David Woods of Green Forest was involved in a high speed pursuit August 2nd as a Harrison Police Officer after receiving a tip was trying to initiate a traffic stop on a motorcycle where the driver and two passengers appeared to be intoxicated. The motorcycle was first spotted at Cottonwood Drive and North Highway 43 in which a pursuit started. Shortly after that, the driver, later identified as Woods, dropped off the two passengers on North Highway 7 then sped off with the pursuit at times exceeding 110 MPH. The pursuit went through Bergman and onto Highway 281 before ending on TZ Road with the bike hitting a patrol vehicle and overturning.
Republican Party of Arkansas delegates take legal action against party leaders over refusal to enforce closed primaries
Republican Party of Arkansas State Convention delegates have taken legal action against leaders of their own party, following the RPA executive committee's decision to not allow the state party to enforce the closed GOP primaries in Arkansas, as passed by delegates at the June convention.
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