New documentary aims to unmask Colorado Springs’ serial ‘poop bandit’
Nearly a decade after a woman known as “The Mad Pooper” terrorized Colorado Springs with public defecation on lawns and sidewalks, TLC is launching an in-depth investigation into the “s***storm.”. “Every poop was a potential crime,” Colorado Springs journalist Sean Beedle said in a documentary teaser video...
Kansas sheriff’s office warns of several recent mountain lion sightings
The Miami County Sheriff's Office issued warnings to residents following unconfirmed reports of mountain lion sightings in various areas throughout September and October.
Key takeaways from the 2026 State of the Northwest Arkansas Region report
Northwest Arkansas added about 8,300 jobs last year, but its residents are still struggling to buy a home, with the median price up 65% since 2020. Why it matters: After years of soaring home prices, Northwest Arkansas is showing signs of relief for buyers. But homes remain expensive and rents continue climbing. Driving the news: The Northwest Arkansas Council and the University of Arkansas released their annual State of the Region report Friday, showing continued growth alongside persistent aff
Issue 4 would authorize up to $500 million in water project bonds
LITTLE ROCK, (Ark.) KATV — Arkansas voters will decide whether the state can issue up to $500 million in bonds for water and natural resources projects, as residents in Gurdon describe recent water outages and boil orders. Hanna Davis, a Gurdon resident, said she has helped distribute donated water...
Baptist Health data breach class action settlement
Baptist Health agreed to a class action settlement to resolve claims that a 2024 data breach compromised patient information. The Baptist Health class action settlement benefits individuals whose private information was potentially compromised in the 2024 Baptist Health data breach. According to a class action lawsuit, the Baptist Health data...
Lake Maumelle nears historically low level, officials explain why they aren’t concerned
Lake Maumelle is in rough shape, to say the least. If you visit it today, you'll see boats sitting in mud at the marinas, debris washed ashore, and that the shoreline has drastically decreased.
Mayo Clinic says spinal fluid test may help diagnose brain tumors
ROCHESTER, Minn. — A Mayo Clinic study suggests analyzing DNA in spinal fluid could help doctors diagnose brain tumors when MRI scans are unclear or getting tissue through a biopsy is too risky. The study included 76 patients facing tough diagnostic situations. Some had abnormalities in the brain or...
Man attempts kidnapping in St. Paul months after similar attacks: Charges
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A St. Paul man has been charged with burglary and attempted kidnapping, only months after being charged for a similar attack only miles away and previously being released from custody. St. Paul kidnapping attempt. What we know:. Eduart Gomez Ochoa, 28, faces one count...
Mervis Diamond Importers, With Roots in Rockville, Acquired by Atlanta-Based Jewelry Company
Solomon Brothers Jewelers has announced the acquisition of Mervis Diamond Importers, a longtime jewelry retailer in the Washington, D.C. region. Mervis, which opened its first U.S. retail store in Rockville in the early 1980s, will continue operating under its existing name, with its current employees and showrooms remaining in place. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Man dies after being stabbed with ‘makeshift weapon’ in DC jail fight
A man at the D.C. jail has died after being stabbed during a fight inside the facility Sunday morning, a Department of Corrections spokesperson told WTOP. Two people got into a fight at D.C.’s Central Detention Facility in Southeast around 11 a.m., according to the department. A makeshift weapon...

















