The Jonesboro Municipal Airport was among one of the areas taking a direct hit of the tornado.

For many of us, March 28, 2020, will be an afternoon many in Jonesboro will not forget.

One of the neighborhoods hit hard from the EF-3 tornado is near the Mall at Turtle Creek.

A local church saw the impact the EF-3 tornado left in March. They decided to then put love back into the community any way they could.

Airport Manager George Jackson says he’s relieved the airport is finally getting to the re-construction phase following March’s tornado.

The Salvation Army of Jonesboro was the recipient of a $2,000 Good Neighbor Grant from State Farm for COVID-19 support and an additional $3,000 grant for tornado recovery.

Months after an EF-3 tornado damaged its home at the mall, The Buckle has a new home.

After suffering major damage in the March 28 tornado and weathering COVID-19, Chicken Salad Chick is reopening its doors.

Months after a devastating tornado tore through, the U.S. Postal Service’s Hattie W. Caraway Station in Jonesboro reopened.

According to Jonesboro City Streets Superintendent Steve Tippitt Friday, May 29 is the last day to deliver tornado debris to Strawfloor Road for free disposal. Mayor Harold Perrin set up the temporary dumpsites on Strawfloor Road to save residents tipping fees at landfill.

The tornado’s devastation that ripped through Jonesboro can still be seen; officials say victims will receive more financial help.

The Small Business Administration recently approved a disaster declaration for Craighead County, which will allow them to offer low-interest, long-term loans to businesses of any size, non-profit organizations, and residents.

From COVID-19 to the tornadoes, many people in Region 8 have been through tough times.

“We’re just here to help people," Erica Huffstetler said. "[We’re here to] make sure that they have a healthy place to live and have a roof over their head.”

The March 28 tornado left a scar on the Jonesboro community, damaging a well-known mill on Highway 49.

Over the weekend, Craighead County received the Federal Disaster Declaration, a two-part aid to help our area from the March 28 tornado but the county only received half of the request.

A building that once received natural light through its large windows, now has light shining through it because the ceiling was ripped away in a tornado.

The Craighead County Sheriff’s Office reported Tuesday that a scam is hoping to take advantage of those still recovering from the tornado.

The Jonesboro Municipal Airport still allows planes to land and take off from their runways; officials say the future is unknown.

Residents in Jonesboro now have until May 8 to pick up remaining tornado debris caused by the March 28 storm.

Individuals, businesses, and groups can receive help under a federal disaster declaration due to the March 28 tornado in Jonesboro, emergency officials said Friday.

As Turtle Creek Mall remains boarded up and closed, many businesses look to relocate, according to a local real estate company.

There was not much of a warning when that tornado hit Tyronza on October 21st.

The Arkansas governor praised a movement that's been helping people across Jonesboro.

Arkansans faced with unemployment and furloughs brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic are getting a little help feeding their families.

The donation is to fund relief efforts by the United Way of Northeast Arkansas for Jonesboro residents impacted by the March 28 tornado.

Arkansas State University-Newport wants to ease the burden facing students coping with COVID-19, tornadoes, and completing their course requirements.

One Jonesboro, Ark., woman is counting her blessings today after having some of her belongings returned to her after the tornado ripped her roof off.

The funds will be used to purchase shelf-stable food for area food pantries serving families recovering and rebuilding from the recent tornadoes in Jonesboro and Harrisburg.

A pair of tornadoes have caused serious damage to two Region 8 towns in the last two weeks and many people may not be dealing with storm anxiety well.

Dozens of homes in the town and the county were damaged, Sheriff Kevin Molder said.

In less than two weeks, two tornadoes have touched down in Region 8 and now with more Northeast Arkansans tornado victims, efforts to help are being shown all over the region.

The Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce is collecting items for those affected by the April 8 tornado.

Volunteers came from everywhere to try to help the people of Harrisburg pick up the pieces.

Families in Jonesboro are still cleaning up after the March 28 tornado.

A second tornado within days of each other ripped through another Region 8 town; a family describes their experience through the storm.

We received hundreds of photos and videos from viewers chronicling the storms’ paths.

The donation will be made to the United Way of Northeast Arkansas’ Jonesboro Tornado Recovery Fund.

The Northeast Arkansas Humane Society will host a free drive-thru pet food event on Saturday, April11.

The virtual setting was the first order of business walked-on to the council agenda.

The Northeast Arkansas Board of Realtors will host an event Wednesday to aid those hurt by the recent tornado that hit Jonesboro.

The CEO/President of Air Choice One said planes are up and flying again in Jonesboro following the tornado March 28.

The American Red Cross announced Monday they're extending the hotline deadline through April 10 for families affected by the March 28 tornado.

Nearly 5,500 people were served throughout the week.

Regions Bank is donating $10,000 to help Jonesboro residents hard-hit by the March 28 tornado.

The neighborhood suffered major damage after last Saturday's tornado.

A week after an EF-3 tornado hammered the city of Jonesboro, city officials announced Saturday that a curfew in effect for the city has been lifted.

Preliminary results from the NWS in Memphis said the Jonesboro tornado had max winds of 140 m.p.h.

The Jonesboro Police Department has been on the front line since Saturday’s EF-3 tornado.

A list of the businesses, churches, and other non-profit organizations collecting and distributing donations.

During times of dangers, like Saturday’s EF-3 tornado, 911 dispatchers are a calming voice to callers, police officers, and first responders.

As crews and residents keep on pushing through the debris left behind from Saturday’s tornado, more residents throughout Jonesboro continue to tell their survival stories.

Watch the news conference recorded here

Tornado sirens will be going off at noon Thursday. But residents don’t need to fear another approaching storm.

Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge warns victims of Saturday’s tornado not to get cleaned out when they go to clean up.

As neighborhoods make their way through the rubble left from Saturday’s tornado, we reach more people in the areas impacted to tell their stories.

Vicki Thompson recalls the moments before a tornado hit Turtle Creek Mall.

One of the hardest hit areas of Jonesboro is the Prospect Road and Elizabeth Lane area. That is where Andy Guyton and his roommate live.