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Women battling addiction have a new resource for help.

On Tuesday, Nov. 15, the ADH reported a “very high” activity level of influenza-like illness.

The Arkansas Department of Health is monitoring the spread of COVID-19 weekly.

DTF agents arrested a Corning woman after they reported finding more than 7 pounds of meth in a storage unit near a daycare.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson will name the state’s next attorney general on Wednesday.

A man involved in a fatal head-on crash earlier this year now faces a manslaughter charge.

Clinicians at Lake Regional Health System are treating patients for Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease right now.

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One of the men charged in the murder of Memphis rapper Young Dolph has lost his phone privileges at the Shelby County jail.

Caruthersville Police are investigating what caused a young child to be hospitalized.

The Missouri Department of Transportation wants to expand Highway 412 to four lanes each way between Mr. T’s to just south of Kennett.

“The poultry industry is one of Arkansas’s many great success stories. We put turkeys on tables all over the United States,” Hutchinson said.

Fire officials say a man trapped in a grain bin Tuesday morning has been rescued and is “awake and talking.”

Even though Main Street has a speed limit of 25 mph, the city and local businesses have said they see people racing down the street, but with the addition of the speed tables it has drivers hitting the brakes.

A new housing project is hoping to give communities in the Arkansas Delta a sigh of relief.

The 4th suspect facing charges in the Young Dolph murder investigation made his first court appearance on Tuesday.

A recent report from the March of Dimes, an organization focused on improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature births, and infant mortality, shows the maternal and infant health crisis is worsening for all families.

Family members released funeral arrangements for a Sikeston man found dead after he went missing while hunting.

Members of John 3:16 Ministries have announced the erection of a 50-foot Christmas tree to celebrate the holiday season.

Fort Leonard Wood will serve its Thanksgiving dinner around midday Thursday.

A routine inspection Tuesday uncovered “structural issues” on a Northeast Arkansas bridge.

Its unclear if the two shootings are connected in any way.

With Black Friday just days away, Maurice’s is now open in Jonesboro.

A man accused of attacking three employees at Westside High School now faces battery charges.

Police are investigating a burglary that ended with someone shot.

Communities around the nation are gathering to honor five people killed in a shooting at an LGBTQIA+ bar in Colorado, including a group in Jonesboro.

Investigators say a man accused of killing his former stepfather inherited $200,000 from the victim’s estate.

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Caruthersville Police received a call on Monday about five fraudulent uses of a debit card.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol investigates a deadly crash near West Plains, Mo.