A South Carolina woman says she and her family noiticed an opossum under the counter at Applebee’s on Fernandina Road Friday night.

Tyson Foods enters the plant-based meat market and will begin selling nuggets made from pea protein at grocery stores this summer

The city of Wynne met June 11th to cover topics from a new arena proposal, destroying accounting records to even changing traffic lanes in school zones. One thing that was passed was Ordinance 826, which cracks down on everything from car junkyards to those who have junk in their yard.

It's been less than one year since the Watchful Eyes Neighborhood Association in the Graceland area raised money to install its first SkyCop camera in the neighborhood, and now residents are gearing up to do it again.

Several area airports were among those to receive nearly $4.5 million in federal funding to help do infrastructure work to airfields and terminals in the state.

The Missouri Department of Economic Development announced on June 12 that Sikeston South Industrial Park as a Missouri Certified Site.

Retail giant Target announced that starting this fall, its 350,000 part-time and full-time hourly employees will receive 20 days of backup child care or elder care through a partner network.

Members of both parties on Tuesday suggested legislation may be necessary for the financially-struggling U.S. news industry as lawmakers began a bipartisan investigation into the market dominance of Silicon Valley companies.

The Kroger Co. is joining the growing list of retailers selling CBD products.

Tourism brought in $16.428 million, which was a 3.34% increase from 2017.

Floodwater levels are leaving surrounding fields not only soaked but unable to be worked.

The festival has faced a series of setbacks, and the latest came Monday afternoon, when Watkins Glen International announced it's not hosting the anniversary event in August.

The City of Pocahontas is building a new Street and Sanitation Department facility.

A new study shoots down the notion that medical marijuana laws can prevent opioid overdose deaths, challenging a favorite talking point of legal pot advocates.

The current average delay is around 45 minutes, which this project could reduce to only 5 minutes.

The Federal Communications Commission will spend $22.6 million in the next 10 years to boost internet service to several Region 8 counties.

Now that it’s legal to do so, several Pocahontas businesses want to sell alcohol.

The decision ended a showdown that business leaders warned would have disastrous economic consequences for both the U.S. and one of its largest trading partners, driving up consumer prices and driving a wedge between the two allies.

May was the second wettest month on record in the United States since record keeping began 125 years ago.

The Better Business Bureau offers a new warning against timeshare exit programs.

Subscribers will need a special lock so that Walmart workers can access home if no one is there.

Starting possibly as early as 2020, NASA will allow private astronauts to perform missions of up to 30 days on the space station for endeavors connected to approved commercial and marketing efforts.

Students at Arkansas State University, or any of the system’s community colleges, should expect an increase in tuition this year.

When flooding brings traffic on the Mississippi river to a halt, what happens to businesses who depend on it?

The bill languished for months amid disputes over Trump's demand for border funding, as well as additional aid for Puerto Rico, which Trump opposed.

Memphis and Shelby County Film and Television Commission is looking for crew members to work on Bluff City Law.

Hardest hit are operations in Arkansas cities of Crossett, Hope

A total of 92 employees will be affected.

Move to campus will make it more accessible to students and save money.

Bernie Sanders urges Walmart board at annual shareholders' meeting to pay workers at least $15 per hour

TSA agents at Memphis International Airport have seen it all when it comes to prohibited items.

A major road widening project is underway in Region 8 that will span 14 miles and cost over $58 million to complete.

More than 650 workers in Arkansas are losing their jobs from Georgia-Pacific's plans to shut down part of its Crossett mill and another facility in Hope

The Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control board released the finding from their violation investigation into a shooting in the parking lot of Mango’s in Jonesboro.

With all the flooding, many farmers are still taking a hit this planting season, and what happens next for them could impact you.

A lack of high-tech jobs across Arkansas contributed to the state being ranked as having the 6th worst economy in the nation.

Analysts with GasBuddy.com predict the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded could fall below $2.

Team Jonesboro is advocating to raise sales taxes to aid parks, sidewalks, fire and police departments.

Demand north of the border for Mexican avocados has proven very static: even when prices expand four-fold during the year, the fruit is still scooped up by U.S. devotees of avocado toast and guacamole.

A Miller City, Illinois woman kept her restaurant open despite floodwaters rising for their 3rd annual Crawfish Boil event at the Horseshoe Bar & Grill on Saturday.

The Parsonage is reopening its doors.

An Arkansas medical marijuana dispensary will open in June.

Four more applications have been submitted to operate casinos in Arkansas

The $5 coverage charge to get onto Beale Street will be enforced Friday and Saturday night.

A site plan for a new peanut shelling plant in the industrial park area of Jonesboro was approved Tuesday by the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission.

An event next month will provide small business owners with information as well as get information from business owners about the issues they face on a daily basis, officials said this week.

A local law enforcement agency wants the public to be aware of a scam in the area.

Wendy's purchases land in North Jonesboro.

The Jonesboro City Council Chambers were filled Tuesday with a committee hearing ordinance regarding the increase of sales tax.If passed, the one-cent sales tax would go to fund police and fire departments along with city amenities.

Golden Corral will be open for customers before you know it.

Over the past three decades, federal and local governments have poured more than $5 billion into buying tens of thousands of properties that are susceptible to flooding.

The owner of a local pharmacy chain in Jefferson County has filed a federal lawsuit against a state medical marijuana dispensary over its name and logo.

Justices on Thursday dismissed the appeal of a Clay County judge's order prohibiting the state from enforcing its dicamba ban against a group of farmers in that county

A woman who was forced to walk as much as six miles to get to her job at a Slidell Walmart will get a car.

A ribbon cutting for Intimidator’s new facility brought job openings for 400 people and has big plans for the future.The 206,000 square foot facility will house three areas for efficient work.

The group Team Jonesboro announced their plans Monday to make Jonesboro a safer and stronger community, asking for a sales tax increase to fund projects around the city.

The City of Cape Girardeau is considering a plan that would prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries and cultivation facilities from being within 1,000 feet of a school, daycare or church.

Legislators are already looking ahead to the 2021 legislation, with the topic of medical marijuana being used in place of opioids for treatment still up for debate.