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Missing Iowa man’s vehicle located in Arkansas, search continues

TAMA COUNTY, Iowa — A vehicle believed to be that of an eastern Iowa man who was reported missing in mid-December was discovered in Arkansas. According to the Tama County Sheriff’s Office, 22-year-old Nicholas Collins left his home in Garwin, Iowa on December 19. At the time, the sheriff’s office said it believed...
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Top 10 of 2025: Local superintendents react to new bill requiring gun safety be...

KTLO, Classic Hits, and The Boot News is continuing to revisit 2025’s most viewed and talked-about stories, presented in no particular order. Some will highlight uplifting, feel-good moments, while others may reflect more serious or somber events.A new law signed by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders requires...
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Program Designed To Make Traffic Stops Safer For Those With Mental Illness Or Autism...

As of January 2nd 2026, Arkansas drivers now have access to two new programs designed to make traffic stops safer, calmer, and more effective for individuals with mental illness or autism. The Green Envelope Program and the Blue Envelope Program, both passed during the 2025 Regular Session of the Arkansas General...
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Arkansas homeowners to see increased property tax relief in 2026

Arkansas homeowners may see a boost in property tax relief beginning with 2026 tax bills, thanks to an increase in the homestead tax credit and protections for seniors and disabled residents. Under state law, homeowners can claim a homestead property tax credit of up to $600, an increase from the...
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Arkansas hit-and-run trucker tracked down

PINE BLUFF, Ark. - Arkansas State Police says it got its man. In a release issued Friday evening, the Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation Division
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Mid-South law enforcement crack down on impaired, distracted drivers

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Law enforcement agencies across the Mid-South are cracking down on impaired and distracted drivers. The start of 2026 is the start of new beginnings. For law enforcement agencies across Tennessee and Arkansas, it’s the start of new efforts to crack down on impaired and distracted drivers. In...
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SNAP Restrictions Begin in 5 States: What You Can’t Buy Anymore | WATCH

SNAP Restrictions 2026 Roll Out in 5 States With New Food Bans. *As of Jan. 1, 2026, millions of Americans using SNAP benefits—also known as food stamps—are now facing new limits on what they can and CAN’T buy. Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, and West Virginia are the...
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Feature: Doctor by Day/LADY KASSANDRA THE WHITE at Night

By day, Dr. Waltin Zomaya manages HIV prevention services, hormone replacement therapy and other pharmacy needs at Little Rock’s Park West Pharmacy. By night, he transforms into Lady Kassandra the White, one of downtown Little Rock’s most inventive and captivating drag performers. Known for high-energy numbers,...
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Number of children waiting for foster care in Arkansas drops to 146

For children in foster care, every number represents a life—and a drop in those numbers brings hope, stability, and the chance to belong to a family. On Wednesday, the Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) Division of Children and Family Services (DCFS) announced that the number of children waiting for foster...
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Arkansas work zone cameras now able to detect handheld device use

The Arkansas Highway Police will be using new work zone camera technology to detect drivers using handheld devices while driving, in order to increase safety for road workers and the public.

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