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Rachel Rudd

Rachel Rudd is the Chief Reporter at Jonesboro Right Now. Email her at rrudd@jonesbororightnow.com.

Crime & Safety
5 months ago
Poinsett County sheriff issues update on Tulot Road weekend shooting

The Poinsett County Sheriff’s Office issued an update Monday morning regarding the weekend shooting on Tulot Road.

Health & Wellness
5 months ago
Daylight saving time to begin Sunday

Prepare to spring forward one hour this weekend as Daylight saving time starts across the country.

Weather Updates
5 months ago
City of Jonesboro looking to expand coverage of tornado sirens

As Jonesboro’s population continues to grow, the city is looking to expand the coverage of its tornado sirens.

News
5 months ago
UPDATE | Pedestrian struck on Main and Washington

A pedestrian was struck on Main and Washington Wednesday afternoon.

Community
5 months ago
Jonesboro mayor unveils rebranding of city’s public transportation system

“GOJO isn’t just a name change, it’s reimagining what public transit means for Jonesboro,” Copenhaver said.

Elections
5 months ago
Jason Allen wins primary race for Craighead County sheriff, candidates react

“People showed up to the polls and now it’s time for me to show up and do my part,” Allen said.

Elections
5 months ago
Stephanie Hoffman wins primary for Craighead County tax collector

“I’m truly excited,” said Hoffman. “I was with my family, and we were all just extremely excited and thanking God for the opportunity.”

Elections
5 months ago
Erika Askeland wins Democratic primary race for House District 32

Erika Askeland will be the Democratic candidate for State House District 32 in the November general election.

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Education
5 months ago
Brookland Public Schools millage increase fails at polls

The millage rate for Brookland Public Schools will remain the same as a proposed millage increase for the district failed.

Crime & Safety
5 months ago
Jonesboro Police Department’s crisis intervention team making impact

The CIT responded to over 2,500 calls in 2024 and 2025, over 600 people interacted with the CIT/Therapist team, and the program has saved a total of $1.2 million.

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