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News
2 years ago
Craighead Road 774 to be closed

Closure begins Tuesday, September 24, 2024, and will remain closed for approximately four weeks.

Crime & Safety
2 years ago
Disagreement over marijuana leads to shots fired

A couple got into an argument about smoking marijuana.

News
2 years ago
Valley View Latest Threat Target

14-year-old male arrested after being questioned this afternoon

Crime & Safety
2 years ago
Couple charged with aggravated robbery

A couple was charged with aggravated robbery on Wednesday.

Crime & Safety
2 years ago
Arrest made in 2023 multi-fatality field burning accident

ASP arrested a man today in connection with the 2023 16-car field burning motor vehicle accident on Highway 67.

Education
2 years ago
ASU Systems Trustees to consider revenue bonds

Trustees Thursday will be asked to consider issuing 30 million dollars in bonds to build a Veterinary School

Arts & Entertainment
2 years ago
Johnny Cash gets statue at the U.S. Capitol

Country music fans from around the nation await the debut of a statue of the Man in Black himself to be placed in the United States Capitol Building in Washington D.C.

Craighead County Circuit Courthouse (Arkansas Tourism)
Government & Politics
2 years ago
Craighead County implements new signage policy

Craighead County has introduced a new policy regarding signage on properties owned by the county, aimed at improving public safety and maintaining the aesthetic quality of these spaces. 

Dry conditions, extreme heat and widespread burn bans are adding new challenges as Northeast Arkansas farmers prepare for post-harvest field burning — while a deadly 2023 crash serves as a warning about the dangers of smoke on area highways.
Agriculture
2 years ago
How agricultural burning affects the community

Field burning in Arkansas remains a topic of fierce debate, as while farmers must burn, many nearby residents find it to be a nuisance and possible health issue.

Crime & Safety
2 years ago
Free self-defense seminar teaching women to fight back

Ladies of Northeast Arkansas will have chance to learn how to fight back on Saturday, thanks to a free women’s self-defense seminar by Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Jonesboro.