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Walmart hosts climate change disaster relief summit
The summit addressed blind spots in disaster relief efforts and how to better improve those efforts. → Read More
Springdale transit company recovers from Tornado damages
Tornado damage isn’t stopping businesses from serving customers. → Read More
Report shows NWA home pricing increased by 15%
A recent Skyline report shows that real estate in Northwest Arkansas is booming and so are the price tags. → Read More
Snowfall leads to wrecks and slick roads in Northwest Arkansas
Emergency crews worked several wrecks Friday morning after snow fell across Northwest Arkansas. → Read More
Governor Hutchinson signs Executive Order for the Commission on the Status of Women
For the first time in 50 years, there will be a report on women in the work in Arkansas. → Read More
Expect an increase in personal property taxes this season
As a result of supply chain issues, you can expect a minimum 20% increase on personal property this tax season. → Read More
Warming shelter filling up fast as winter weather blasts through the area
Fayetteville has opened a warming shelter to those in need as below-freezing temperatures hit our area. → Read More
Return to virtual learning causes stress amongst parents and students
Online learning experts say consistency is key while working against pandemic learning loss. → Read More
New infrastructure law gives Arkansas $278M for bridge improvements
In Arkansas there are more than 12,000 bridges, 661 reportedly are in "poor" condition. → Read More
Washington Co. helps those with outstanding warrants during clinic in Fayetteville
The warrant clinic held at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Fayetteville provided resources for those who have outstanding warrants. → Read More
Businesses discuss returning to curbside service amidst COVID surge
Throughout the pandemic, businesses have adopted new ways for customers to receive service. → Read More
COVID-19 testing sites are packed as omicron cases spike across Arkansas
Many people are flocking to local COVID-19 testing sites after returning home from holiday travel. → Read More
Josh Duggar Trial: Prosecution rests case, trial could soon be turned over to jury
Monday morning, the prosecution rested its case, and now it's up to the defense to determine the next step. → Read More
Judges rule on evidence in Duggar case ahead of pre-trial
Josh Duggar is facing two counts of downloading and possessing child pornography. → Read More
University student request trigger warnings for alert system
University of Arkansas students are requesting trigger warnings for campus alerts that are graphic. → Read More
Delayed breast cancer screenings have lasting impact on cancer death toll
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and with the pandemic consuming headlines, people are distracted from other illnesses that are still taking a toll. → Read More
Governor Hutchinson changes to quarantine protocol for students
In his weekly press briefing, Governor Asa Hutchinson announced the new quarantine protocol for students kindergarten through 12th grade. → Read More
War Eagle Fair back with large turnout expected
After a year off due to the pandemic, the Hindsville War Eagle Craft Fair is back. → Read More
Fayetteville city clean-up is back for Pick-up Where You Play Campaign
Lake Sequoyah along with many others is getting a facelift. Starting Saturday, October 9, volunteers will gather to help in the annual Pick-up Where You Play campaig → Read More
Fayetteville Hispanic Heritage Festival returns
As Hispanic Heritage Month continues there are more events to keep an eye out for this weekend. → Read More