Craighead County residents affected by the April 2-22 tornadoes and flooding can soon receive face-to-face help.
After Arkansas residents apply for FEMA assistance, a home inspection may be necessary to verify damage from the March 14-15 or April 2-22 severe storms, tornadoes and flooding.
The weather didn’t stop the Jonesboro community from remembering those who have fought for our country.
Multiple periods of rain, some heavy, expected across North half of Arkansas through the holiday weekend
President Donald Trump declared a Major Disaster for Arkansas in response to the April 2 storms and flooding, the Governor’s office announced Friday morning.
After the Caraway City Council voted to build a new storm shelter in April, the project is nearing completion and will open soon.
The National Weather Service issued preliminary damage survey results from the tornado-warned storms in Craighead County on the morning of Friday, May 16.
In response to incoming severe weather, JRN has compiled a list of public storm shelters across Craighead County, plus Paragould. This list will be updated as we learn of more shelters opening.
Communities in Craighead County are reporting damage after severe storms blew through the area Friday morning.
