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If you or your loved one is experiencing domestic violence, you can call the national domestic violence hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE.

$20,000 just went into the Jonesboro Public School System to help teachers

A federal jury found two drug dealers guilty Tuesday of their actions that led to the killing of a federal informant.

Arkansas State Police have identified two people involved in a crash that killed a bus driver and a child.

Missouri’s governor responds to some law enforcement concerns about the state’s Second Amendment Preservation Act.

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

An Arkansas man has pleaded guilty to assaulting a flight attendant on a flight from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Little Rock last year.

Arkansas State Police have inactivated an Amber Alert for a missing 7-year-old boy and his sister.

A man is dead and police are working to find the person who’s responsible.

A man faces a felony cruelty charge after investigators say he beat and strangled a small dog.

A shortage in the at-home caregiving industry could soon be addressed by Congress, giving many older Americans or Americans with disabilities the option to stay put.

According to ARDOT, a crash happened between the Stadium Blvd. and Willow Rd. exits.

A crash in Lawrence County left one person injured and another dead.

A popular event honoring the life of Mississippi County native Johnny Cash returns virtually this year.

Crews with City Water & Light Jonesboro responded to a large power outage Wednesday evening.

The NEA District Fair’s carnival starts Thursday. The rides are up, and vendors are putting the final touches on their displays. Mitch Johnson, the fair manager, says it takes about ten months to get to this point.

Some new “do not feed the geese” signs have caused quite a stir from people in one Greene County community who say they’ve enjoyed feeding the birds for years.

The Fed indicated today that interest rates will remain steady for now. Tonight, a viewer is asking about this scenario; Aren’t credit cards supposed to lower interest rates when the fed interest rate drops?

She said many customers have tried to pay, but she refuses. Some clients have left money anyway, but Schoolfield doesn’t keep a cent. Instead, she donates that money to charity.

To get set up with the treatment, contact organizers at 660-829-6647.

Chad Henson, who was police chief for the Trumann Police Department until the end of 2020, was selected by the Second Judicial District Task Force’s Board of Directors of the new DTF commander.

Batesville police are investigating several incidents at Lyon College, including a possible sexual assault.

Workers inside Woodsprings Pharmacy anticipate a much more challenging flu season this year, compared to 2020.

The complex partially opened to the public on Wednesday. The rifle, pistol, and archery ranges are open for use along with three trap fields.

The money will be used to buy several robotics kits so more students can practice engineering.

The third-round winners of the MO VIP drawing were announced on Wednesday, September 22.

A 2% prepared food tax and a 1% hotel tax are headed to the finance committee.

According to the Osceola School District, their game against Corning has been due to COVID cases on Corning’s team.

North Arkansas College is using a new truck driver simulator to train students seeking their commercial driver's license.

According to the initial incident report, the shooting happened just after 6 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 21, on Mary Jane Drive.