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Rogers man accused of raping sleeping woman

ROGERS -- A Rogers man is accused of raping a sleeping woman.

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Allan Gilbert resigns as Siloam Springs’ city administrator one week after...

Allan Gilbert resigned Wednesday as city administrator after less than two years on the job.

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Following the law for immigrant check-in now requires going to Little Rock...

Immigrants complying with federal check-in requirements will now have to go to Little Rock to do it, an immigrant rights group and a Rogers immigration attorney confirmed Thursday.

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Six people arrested in connection with various charges in Northwest Arkansas

4th Judicial District Drug Task Force

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Wednesday arrests in River Valley connected to drug delivery, armed robbery

Arrests

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PHOTOS: Budweiser Clydesdales visit Fayetteville

Residents were treated to a visit by the World Famous Budweiser Clydesdales Thursday during a special appearance at Baum-Walker Stadium in Fayetteville.

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Guilty plea results in 25-year prison term for Fort Smith man who raped child

FORT SMITH -- More than a decade after he raped a 6-year-old female relative, a Fort Smith man pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

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Some trails at Centennial, Kessler Mountain Regional parks in Fayetteville to...

FAYETTEVILLE -- Several trails at Centennial Park and Kessler Mountain Regional Park will be closed for, or impacted by the 2025 Ragnar Trail Arkansas event, according to a press release from the city....

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Springdale man pleads not guilty to gun theft, machine gun charges

FAYETTEVILLE -- A Springdale man pleaded not guilty in Washington County Circuit Court Friday to possessing a machine gun and stealing another firearm from a car.

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Arizona man convicted in slaying of Phoenix man charged with 2021 murder in...

FORT SMITH -- Sebastian County prosecutors this week charged a convicted Arizona killer with first-degree murder in the 2021 shooting of 35-year-old Jeremiah Tel Hawthorne of Fort Smith.

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PODCAST: Previewing big weekend for multiple Razorback sports

Matt Jones and Ethan Westerman discuss big Friday-Saturday-Sunday series for Arkansas baseball at Georgia and softball at home against South Carolina, plus a weekend scrimmage for football.

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Rogers announces Easy Street closure for raised crosswalk installation

ROGERS -- A portion of Easy Street will be closed for three weeks starting Monday.

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Bentonville downtown street closure expected to run through June 20

BENTONVILLE -- Northeast Second Street from Northeast A to North Main streets, including intersections, will be closed to vehicle traffic through 6 p.m. June 20.

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Accused shooter in Fort Smith double murder set to appear in Sebastian County...

FORT SMITH -- An Oklahoma man accused of shooting two men, both of whom later died, while at a Fort Smith bar is scheduled for a first court appearance.

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Kansas man accused of killing Bentonville man in 2023 altercation in Benton...

BENTONVILLE -- A Kansas man was arrested Wednesday in connection with killing an inmate in the Benton County Jail in 2023.

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Greenwood School Board honors students Farah Crossno and Kobe Lewis; approves...

GREENWOOD -- Student achievement, both athletic and academic, was highlighted at Thursday's Greenwood School Board meeting.

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Veterans Healthcare System of the Ozarks moving remote workers to office...

FAYETTEVILLE -- The bulk of the 208 Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks employees working remotely will start work in office spaces in Fayetteville on Monday, the system and the union for...

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New school facilities represent Springdale School District’s larger mission

SPRINGDALE -- A temporary trench lies inside one of the School District's construction projects at the former Locke Supply Building in front of Springdale High School. Some district leaders quipped it...

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Proposed bill would require silent panic alert systems in Arkansas schools

Proposed legislation would require Arkansas schools to adopt more advanced security software.

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Two people arrested in connection with various charges in Northwest Arkansas

Arrests

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Arkansas Tech University robotics club honored at Arkansas State Capitol

RUSSELLVILLE -- The Arkansas Tech University robotics club received congratulatory resolutions from the Arkansas House of Representatives and the Arkansas Senate during ceremonies at the Arkansas State...

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WATCH | State education board suspends Cutter Morning Star superintendent’s...

The Arkansas State Board of Education approved a 30-day license suspension and two-year probation for Cutter Morning Star Superintendent Nancy Anderson on Thursday after finding her in violation of the...

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Democrats can win but only by one voter at a time, Arkansas party members told

BENTONVILLE -- No magic message will break through Republican majorities in Arkansas, members of the Democratic Party of Arkansas' state committee were told Saturday.

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Northwest Arkansas nonprofits support teen moms by providing housing,...

Olive Hall is 16 and gave birth to her first child March 31.

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Divorces granted Feb. 27-March 5 in Washington, Benton counties

The following divorces granted were recorded April 3-9 in the Benton and Washington county clerks' offices:

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Divorces granted in Crawford, Sebastian counties, April 1-7

The following divorces granted were recorded in the Crawford and Sebastian county clerks' offices April 1-7.

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23 couples apply for marriage licenses in Sebastian County

The following marriage license applications were recorded April 1-7 in the Sebastian County Clerk's Office.

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Fayetteville ordinance would end automatic parking requirement reductions for...

FAYETTEVILLE-- Residential developers would lose their automatic parking reductions should the City Council approve a revised ordinance Tuesday.

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First African-American woman to go to space gives keynote on UAFS campus

FORT SMITH -- The first African-American woman to go to outer space, Mae Jemison, said she ventured beyond the earth because she wanted to.

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ATU College of Arts and Humanities, Friends of Oak Ridge Cemetery to hold...

RUSSELLVILLE -- The Arkansas Tech University College of Arts and Humanities and Friends of Oak Ridge Cemetery will present a cemetery preservation workshop at 9 a.m. on April 26.

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More than 200 patients seen during free clinic held in Fort Smith; ARCOM,...

FORT SMITH -- Students from the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine recently joined forces with Remote Area Medical to offer free healthcare services during a weekend clinic at the Fort Smith...

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Arkansas state senator proposed governor move planned prison to Fort Chaffee

FORT SMITH -- An Arkansas senator's proposal suggests relocating the state's planned 3,000-bed prison from land in Franklin County to acreage on Fort Chaffee less than 30 miles to the southwest.

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Market moves outdoors

MARKET MOVES OUTDOORS Josie Huddleston with 211 Cafe fixes coffee drinks for customers Saturday April 12 2025 during the first outdoor Bentonville Farmers Market of the season. The market is held each...

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Man arrested Sunday after 16-year-old is found dead in Siloam Springs

BENTONVILLE -- An Oklahoma man was being held Sunday in connection with killing a 16-year-old boy.

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Marriage licenses issued in Washington County, March 20-26

The following marriage license applications were recorded April 3-9 in the Washington County Clerk's Office.

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Siloam Springs electric bills could go up under proposed price adjustment...

SILOAM SPRINGS -- City electric customers will likely see an increase in their electric bills if an ordinance under consideration by the city board is approved.

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Benton County restaurant inspections

Violations marked as priority contribute directly to the elimination, prevention or reduction in the hazards associated with foodborne illness. Priority violations include prevention of contamination,...

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Benton County marriage licenses issued April 3-9

The following marriage license applications were recorded April 3-9 in the Benton County Clerk's Office:

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Fayetteville’s Nelson Hackett to receive next section of mural

FAYETTEVILLE -- Newly selected artist NTEL will soon complete the next 100-foot section of the mural on Nelson Hackett Boulevard.

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‘There’s urgency around it’: Fayetteville mayor seeks bond election to...

FAYETTEVILLE -- Mayor Molly Rawn is seeking to propose a new bond initiative in March 2026.

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Farmington School District adding two assistant principals to keep up with...

FARMINGTON -- The Farmington School District will add two new administrative positions next year in response to growing enrollment at the district's elementary schools.

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Prairie Grove School District, committee look to educate voters about 4-mill...

PRAIRIE GROVE -- The School District and a newly formed committee are trying to educate voters about a proposed millage increase ahead of the May 13 school election.

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Washington County restaurant inspections

Violations marked as priority contribute directly to the elimination, prevention or reduction in the hazards associated with foodborne illness. Priority violations include prevention of contamination,...

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Two riding motorcycle killed after crash in Springdale

SPRINGDALE -- A pair of Springdale residents died over the weekend after the motorcycle they were riding collided with another vehicle, according to a report from the Arkansas Department of Public Safety.

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Award-winning poet Samyak Shertok to speak at ATU Wednesday

RUSSELLVILLE -- Samyak Shertok, winner of the 2024 Donald Hall Prize for Poetry from the Association of Writers and Writing Programs, will be the spring 2025 speaker for the Arkansas Tech University...

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Split of Greenwood code enforcement, animal control position on hold

GREENWOOD -- City officials will hold off on splitting of one of its employee's duties mainly due to declining sales tax revenues.

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Earth Day activities return Saturday in Van Buren

VAN BUREN -- Earth Day celebrations are set to return on Saturday to Van Buren's historic downtown.

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ATU book cover art contest winners for 2025 announced

RUSSELLVILLE -- Gavin Wilson is the 2025 winner of a book cover art contest sponsored by Ross Pendergraft Library and Technology Center and the Arkansas Tech University Department of Art.

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Franklin County anti-prison group claims ‘significant victory’ as Arkansas...

CHARLESTON -- From Little Rock to rural Franklin County, sparring over the proposed location of a new 3,000-bed prison shows no sign of waning more than five months after the state's purchase of land...

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Benton County fire marshal issues 24-hour burn ban though Forestry Division...

The Benton County fire marshal issued a 24-hour countywide burn ban Monday morning, according to a news release sent by county spokeswoman Melody Kwok at 6:30 a.m. Monday.

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