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3 weeks ago

Man Accused of Firing Shots in Jonesboro Walmart Parking Lot, Faces Multiple Charges

A Brookland man faces multiple charges after police said he fired more than a dozen rounds in a Jonesboro Walmart parking lot Thursday.

3 weeks ago

A-State Completes Regular Season at Crimson Classic

Joe Edwards and Erika Krueger led the way for Arkansas State cross country as both teams picked up top-10 finishes in Friday’s regular season finale at the Crimson Classic.

3 weeks ago

Officials Celebrate Construction of A-State’s Upcoming CREST Center

"The capacity of this partnership will change lives."

3 weeks ago

Donation Period for 10th Annual FSCIA Christmas Toy Drive-Thru Giveaway to Open Soon

For the past 10 years, right around Christmas, FSCIA has held a drive-thru toy giveaway for families with kids aged 0-12 in need across Jonesboro.

3 weeks ago

Crawford, Green, and Parsons Spar Over Middle East Conflict, Tariffs, and Rural Crises in District 1 Debate

Candidates vying to represent Arkansas in U.S. Congressional District 1 laid out contrasting visions over foreign military entanglements, global tariffs, and the district's rural infrastructure crisis during a debate Wednesday.

3 weeks ago

ARDOT Awards Transportation-Related Research and Workforce Development Grants to A-State, U of A

According to ARDOT, the program, which is limited to publicly funded higher education institutions, supports the research of materials, logistics, processes, and methods that promote sustainability and cost-effectiveness in transportation.

3 weeks ago

Red Wolves Prepare for Action at Crimson Classic

Arkansas State cross country will compete at the Crimson Classic, the final meet before the Sun Belt Conference Championships, on Oct. 16 at the Harry Pritchett Running Park.

3 weeks ago

Red Cross: Patients are Counting on Blood Donors to Give Now

Exclusive gifts and new bonus rewards are available for a limited time

3 weeks ago

Three Craighead County Cities Receive Transportation Alternatives Program Funding from ARDOT

TAP provides funding for programs and projects that act as transportation alternatives for pedestrians, bicyclists, and any other nonmotorized forms of transportation.

3 weeks ago

Towery Family Establishes Scholarship to Honor Longtime A-State Educator

Established in his memory, the scholarship reflects Towery's passion for helping students overcome obstacles and achieve their educational goals.

3 weeks ago

2026-27 A-State Basketball Single-Game Tickets On Sale Now

Single-game tickets for the 2026-27 Arkansas State men’s and women’s basketball home games are now on sale, Arkansas State Athletics announced.

3 weeks ago

Arkansas Attorney General Sues OpenAI Over ChatGPT Safety and Privacy Concerns

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has filed a lawsuit against tech giant OpenAI, alleging the company misled the public about the safety of its popular artificial intelligence platform, ChatGPT.

3 weeks ago

West End Neighborhood Association to Host Annual ‘Treasure Hunt’ Charity Rummage Sale

The organization said every dollar raised goes directly toward community projects, including neighborhood improvements, local events, and enhancements to the Birdsong Community Garden.

3 weeks ago

A-State Secures $2.1M Federal Award for AI-Driven Steel Research

Led by Dr. Robert Fleming, associate professor of mechanical engineering, the project will enhance A-State’s research infrastructure and support the region’s growing steel manufacturing sector.

3 weeks ago

Early Voting Begins on Oct. 19 in Craighead County

It's almost time to make your voice heard, as early voting in Craighead County begins next week.

3 weeks ago

THE EXPERT | Safe in the Stand: Your Guide to a Secure Hunting Season in Craighead County

DNW Outdoors has tips on how you can make sure your hunting trip this season is a secure and successful one.

3 weeks ago

Arkansas Gubernatorial Candidates Clash Over Healthcare, Education, and State Spending in Live Debate

All three candidates for Arkansas governor took the stage together during Arkansas TV’s Debate Week, highlighting their differences over the direction of the state.

3 weeks ago

Former Jonesboro Manager Pleads Guilty in Employer Theft Case, Ordered to Pay $16K+ in Restitution

A former Jonesboro store manager accused of using glue and fake numbers to mask a two-month embezzlement scheme has pleaded guilty and been ordered to pay back his former employer.

3 weeks ago

UPDATE | Accident Blocks Portion of Old Greensboro Road in Jonesboro

A motor vehicle accident has blocked Old Greensboro Road between Greensboro Road and East Johnson Avenue.

3 weeks ago

Jonesboro MAPC Denies Commercial Rezoning Next to Math and Science Magnet School

The Jonesboro Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (MAPC) voted against a rezoning request Tuesday night that would have allowed commercial development on property adjacent to the Jonesboro Math and Science Magnet School.

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