FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Lightning poses a risk to hunters even in fall
AROUND THE OZARKS (KY3) -Lightning deaths are most common in the summer, between June and August, but it can happen any time of year. So far, 20 lightning deaths have been reported nationwide in 2025. In Missouri, there has only been one, and none have been reported in Arkansas. Lightning...
Arkansas ranks in top five for opioid abuse disorders
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Opioid numbers in Arkansas sit highly as recovery center calls for reduced prescriptions and increased awareness. New data from FAIR Health ranks Arkansas as the fourth in the country for opioid abuse disorders. Program Coordinator Joseph Veer of Northeast Arkansas Regional Recovery Center...
11 Strong Beliefs Arkansas Natives Stand By (And Always Will)
Arkansans passionately defend their unique traditions, food, and local culture.
Disability Rights Arkansas to furlough staff and stop taking new cases
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Disability Rights Arkansas (DRA), a statewide non-profit that provides legal advocacy and support to disabled individuals, has been forced to furlough its staff and stop accepting new cases due to the ongoing government shutdown. According to Tom M. Masseau, DRA Executive Director, the...
Damage reports for storms on Oct. 25
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - All damage in parishes and counties for the series of storms in the Arklatex on Oct. 25. On Oct 25, two rounds of storms are passing through most of the Arklatex. Damage reports:. Arkansas. Sevier County:. Tree reported down within the city limits of DeQueen. Tree...
Intense Debate: Mother Claims She ‘Lost Track of Time’ Texting, Leaving Her 1-Year-Old to...
This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Mom who left 1-year-old to drown in bathtub for 14 minutes says she 'lost track of time' while texting her own mother: Police.
Arkansas officials killed wrong bear from fatal mauling
Arkansas officials killed a bear earlier this month, thinking it was the one that killed a man at a campground. DNA testing revealed that they got the wrong bear.
Napoleon, Arkansas Ghost Town
You’ll find Napoleon’s ghostly remains beneath the waters of the Mississippi River, where this once-bustling Arkansas port town of 2,000 residents met its demise. Founded in the 1820s and named after Bonaparte, Napoleon thrived through steamboat trade until the Civil War brought military occupation in 1862. A fateful...
North Little Rock hosts outreach fair for unhoused community
(Little Rock, KATV) — North Little Rock is set to host its annual Unsheltered Outreach Fair tomorrow morning at Riverfront Park. The event aims to provide essential services to the unhoused and those in need, including mobile showers, free haircuts, clothing, food, and other daily necessities. Workforce services...
Friendly Chapel continues nearly four-decade fish fry honoring late pastors
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The smell of fried fish and chicken filled the air Friday as hundreds gathered at Friendly Chapel Church of the Nazarene for its annual fish fry, a beloved community tradition that’s been going strong for nearly four decades. What began 38 years ago as a small fundraiser by local business […]
