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Arkansas Senate OKs bill to keep Medicaid expansion

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An effort to continue Arkansas' Medicaid expansion another year cleared a major hurdle in the state Legislature Tuesday, a day after the Trump administration said the state can impose a work requirement on the program.

Snowy nor'easter brings threat of more power problems

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Another snowy, blowy nor'easter threatened a new round of power outages as it began moving up the East Coast on Wednesday, closing schools and government offices and raising concerns for utility customers still trying to bounce back from an earlier storm.

Strong, Bold, Fearless: What Type of Hero Are You?

HOT SPRINGS ─ Arkansas Blood Institute is looking for local heroes who are strong, bold, and fearless to help save the lives of their fellow Arkansans.

Car stolen in Fayetteville with four-year-old girl inside

Fayetteville police say a car which was just stolen has a four-year-old girl inside. Police are looking for a 2004 white Ford Escape with the rear bumper hanging off of the right side.

***Update: The child has been found safe in Benton County and a suspect is in custody.

Local veteran's dog up for Hero Dog Award

A local service dog is up for the American Humane Hero Dog Award for his work with Afghanistan war veteran Sergeant Toby Yarbrough.

Body found in Bismarck

Hot Spring County Sheriff Mike Cash confirmed that a body was found in a creek in Bismarck on Thursday, March 1. This is a developing story and more information will be presented as it becomes available.

Arkansas high court lifts stays for 2 death row inmates

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas' Supreme Court on Thursday lifted stays of execution for two condemned killers, saying they were not entitled to special assistance from mental health professionals before and during their trials.

Wettest February in history

he National Weather Service announced that Arkansas records show February 2018 to be the wettest February in the state’s history. Which doesn’t really come as a surprise to many.
State averages have been being tabulated since 1895.

Huge potholes open up on Hwy 270

The heavy rains opened up wide, deep potholes in several spots along Hwy 270. Drivers are advised to drive slow and be cautious to avoid these holes.

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