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Monthly Archives: November 2017
MH man arrested Monday on drug charge
A Mountain Home man is currently in the Baxter County Detention Center on a drug charge. Thirty-three-year-old Matthew Wiley was arrested Monday on felony counts of possession of a controlled substance and a probation violation. His bond
MHHS basketball games moved to Greene County Tech Junior High
Tuesday’s basketball games between Mountain Home and Greene County Tech will include a change of venue. The games have been moved to the former high school, currently Greene County Tech Junior High School. The floor in the
Yellville’s N.O.A.A. weather transmitter out of service
Those who rely on a weather radio for watches, warnings and weather information may have realized the inability to pick up the broadcast. The Yellville transmitter for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (N.O.A.A.) weather radio for
Western storms bring flooding threat as cold blast hits Midwest and East Coast
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — It’s a warmer day ahead for the Northeast with Monday’s lake effect snow long gone. Highs will be in the 50’s for many areas. Our attention turns to the West where serious of storms
Police arrest suspect in fatal shooting of Pennsylvania police officer
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Police in New Kensington, Pennsylvania on Tuesday said they arrested a suspect who they believe who fatally shot a rookie Pennsylvania State Police officer. The Pennsylvania State police announced the arrest of 29-year-old Rahmael
Despite protests, Missouri approves using pigs for research
(AP) – The University of Missouri says it will continue to use live pigs to train emergency room doctors despite protests. Last week, the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine organized a rally outside University Hospital to advocate
Missouri State under Title IX investigation
(AP) – Missouri State University is under a Title IX investigation, and a field hockey player says it involves the decision to discontinue her team.A spokesman for the U.S. Department of Education told the Springfield News-Leader that
Greitens fights against child abuse review delays
(AP) – The governor of Missouri has appointed 16 people to help review child abuse cases after the state delayed dozens of hearings because review boards lacked enough members to meet.The Springfield News-Leader reports that four of
Missouri governor removes education board appointee
(AP) – Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens has removed a State Board of Education appointee the night before members are expected to discuss firing the state’s top education official.The governor on Monday withdrew his appointee John “Tim” Sumners.
Local youth’s passion turns into opportunity of a lifetime
Mountain Home native, 12-year-old Mica Kirby, has spent nearly her entire life pursuing her passion of dancing. Kirby’s hard work has provided her the opportunity of a lifetime.Erric Totty has this report. A letter dated October 23,
Earthquake survivor reacts to 'devastating' loss of status for 60K Haitians in US
Design Pics / Reynold Mainse / Getty Images(MIAMI) — Nearly 60,000 Haitians currently living in the United States under a protected immigration status will have 18 months to leave or face deportation after the Trump administration announced
Motion to dismiss terroristic charge made by Mountain Home man
Evan Michael Thompson of Mountain Home who was charged with first-degree terroristic threatening after posting statements on Facebook saying the Norfork school needs a Columbine — referring to the bloody 1999 massacre at a Colorado high school
MH Chamber of Commerce prepares for Christmas Parade
The Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce is preparing for a holiday tradition. The Chamber’s annual Christmas Parade is scheduled for December 1st at 6:00 p.m., and this year’s theme will be “Hometown Holiday.” This year’s parade includes
Realtors’ Feed Our Children project collects over $8,000 to distribute food locally
The North Central Board of Realtors is continuing its 23-year tradition of making hunger relief a top priority. The annual Feed Our Children project brought in a collection total of $8,250, and on Friday, the Board of
Three items on agenda for Tuesday’s Gassville City Council meeting
The Gassville City Council will meet Tuesday evening at 6:30 in regular session. Three items of new business are on the agenda, a presentation of the 2016 water/wastewater audit, consideration of a resolution amending the 2017 operating
Norfork City Council meets Tuesday
The Norfork City Council will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 6:30 at Norfork City Hall.Two items on the agenda are listed under new business, a contract with the Youth Center and speed limit signs. Two
LaVar Ball on why he refuses to thank President Trump
Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — LaVar Ball downplayed reports that he is feuding with President Donald Trump in an interview on Monday, but he declined to thank the president for helping to get his son, LiAngelo Ball,
Flippin City Council to approve Campfield as Flippin Police Chief
The Flippin City Council will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 6:00 at the Flippin Public Schools’ Central Office. The Council is expected to officially approve the appointment of Henry Campfield as Flippin Chief of Police
Lakeview City Council meets Tuesday
The Lakeview City Council will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 7:00. Items on the agenda include three items of new business, the Bull Shoals Urban Bow Hunters, adjustment to the 2017 budget and the proposed
Mountain Home continues basketball season at Greene County Tech
High school basketball makes up the local Tuesday schedule as Mountain Home plays its last game before the Thanksgiving holiday. The Bombers and Lady Bombers will be in Paragould to meet Greene County Tech. Mountain Home’s girls
Monday basketball results include Mammoth Spring sweep of Viola
In high school basketball Monday night, Mammoth Spring won both of their games at Viola. The Lady Bears ran their record to 10-2 and 2-0 with a 69-42 victory. Whitlee Layne pumped in 27 points for Mammoth
Bielema hopes to remain Arkansas coach
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) – Arkansas coach Bret Bielema thinks it would benefit the school to remain “constant” with him as the head coach after this season, particularly with a flurry of Southeastern Conference coaching changes expected. Tennessee
Mizzou survives scare from Emporia State
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) – What was supposed to be an easy tuneup against a Division II opponent turned out to be a stern test for Missouri. The Tigers edged Emporia State 67-62 on Monday in a game
Arkansas women pick up win at Oral Roberts
TULSA, Okla. Malica Monk and Devin Cosper paced the University of Arkansas to a come-from-behind, 77-66, win at Oral Roberts in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Monday. Cosper dominated the first half, scoring 19 points in the opening
Missouri to resume football series with Illinois
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) – The Illini and Mizzou are resuming their matchups on the gridiron, announcing a four-game football series starting in 2026. The University of Illinois and University of Missouri made the announcement Monday. Illinois will
Scoreboard roundup — 11/20/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from yesterday’s sports events: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONPhiladelphia 107 Utah 86Cleveland 116 Detroit 88Indiana 105 Orlando 97Charlotte 118 Minnesota 102N-Y Knicks 107 L.A. Clippers 85Washington 99 Milwaukee 88Portland 100 Memphis 92New
Fallen Border Patrol agent was attacked with rocks, union says
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK ) — A federal Border Patrol agent who died in the line of duty may have been bludgeoned to death with rocks, a spokesperson for the National Border Patrol Council said Monday. Federal authorities said
Hopes fade for 4 still missing in nursing home blaze outside Philadelphia
iStock/Thinkstock(PHILADELPHIA) — Four residents of a senior living community in a suburb of Philadelphia are still unaccounted for after a massive fire that occurred last Thursday, according to authorities. The missing residents of the Barclays Friends Senior
2 Marion County residents arrested on suspicion of burglary
Two Marion County residents were arrested Saturday afternoon on suspicion of stealing from a local residence. According to Marion County Sheriff Clinton Evans, 52-year-old Robert Cobb of Yellville and 41-year-old Anthony Contreras of Summit are currently in
Cause of Border Patrol's agent death remains a mystery, law enforcement sources say
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — The injuries that left one Border Patrol agent dead and another severely injured in Texas remain a mystery, law enforcement sources told ABC News. Authorities are looking into the possibility that this was an accident,
MC Quorum Court Budget Committee meets Tuesday
The Marion County Quorum Court Budget Committee will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 to continue work on the 2018 budget. The meeting will be held in the Marion County Court Complex building and is open to the
Donald W. Reynolds Library’s Scholarship Prep set for Tuesday
Local teens are invited to attend a scholarship prep workshop Tuesday at 4:30 at the Donald W. Reynolds Library. High school freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors can learn skills to search and apply for funding, write scholarship
Some Arkansas hospitals report shortage of IV equipment due to storm
(AP) Some Arkansas hospitals say a national shortage of IVs is the worst they’ve ever seen since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico in September and knocked out a key plant that manufactures the medical equipment.Baxter Healthcare is
Elephants photographed standing by highway at the scene of tractor-trailer fire
Obtained by ABC News(CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.) — Drivers and fire officials were caught off guard early Monday when they responded to a tractor-trailer fire and found not one, but three African elephants. The elephants, which were evacuated from
Church pastor says slain Pa. police officer 'would go the extra mile for the community'
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW KENSINGTON, Pa.) — As the manhunt for the suspect who killed a rookie cop reaches its fifth day, Pennsylvania State Police said they tracked down and arrested the alleged driver of the getaway car. Police said
More than 30 people injured in cosmetics factory explosions
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Firefighters are among the 33 people injured in a pair of explosions and fire at a cosmetics plant in New York. There were two explosions at the factory, with the first reported at around
Georgia Southern survives Missouri State rally
ESTERO, Fla. (AP) Tookie Brown scored 20 points, Ike Smith added 19 and Georgia Southern survived a late Missouri State rally to remain undefeated with a 74-73 victory on Monday in a first-round game at the Gulf Coast
Company IDs 3 victims of helicopter crash
Officials have identified the three people who were killed when a medical helicopter crashed in eastern Arkansas. Pafford Air One identified the victims as 46-year-old pilot Michael Bollen of Hot Springs, 61-year-old flight nurse James Lawson Spruiell
Arkansas man drowns during duck hunt
KNOXVILLE, Ark. (AP) A west-central Arkansas man has drowned after his boat capsized on a river during a duck hunt. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that divers with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission found 22-year-old Chase Standridge’s body
Greitens fights against child abuse review delays
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) The governor of Missouri has appointed 16 people to help review child abuse cases after the state delayed dozens of hearings because review boards lacked enough members to meet. The Springfield News-Leader reports that four
Newton County hog farm ordered to clean manure runoff by January
JASPER, Ark. (AP) A hog farm in northwest Arkansas has been ordered to clean up its property within the next 60 days after complaints from neighbors about manure runoff. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that a Boone County circuit
Sex offender moves out of Baxter County
The Baxter County Sheriffs Office is notifying the public a registered sex offender has moved out of Baxter County.Baxter County Sheriff John Montgomery says 49-year-old Sheri Ellis, who had been residing at 10453 Highway 14 East in
Small plane crash caught on camera in Florida
credit: Pinellas County Sheriff(CLEARWATER, Fla.) — A deputy’s dashcam captured the moments when a small plane crashed onto a road in Clearwater, Florida, Sunday morning. As seen in the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office’s dashcam footage, the single-engine
President Trump and father of UCLA player spar over arrest in China
ABC News(NEW YORK) — President Donald Trump and the father of one of the UCLA basketball players caught shoplifting in China have become engaged in a so-called war of words. Last week LiAngelo Ball and two other
Texas teenager adopted by former teacher
ABC News(NEW YORK) — A Texas teenager has a forever home in time for the holidays after being adopted by his former teacher. “I really couldn’t sleep last night,” Anthony Berry, 16, told reporters last week after
Dale Earnhardt Jr. opens up about retirement, says he hopes to still 'be a part of the sport that I love'
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Dale Earnhardt Jr. opened up his legendary 18-year career in NASCAR, saying that despite retiring from competition, he hopes to “continue to be a part of the sport that I love.” “I want
Scoreboard roundup — 11/19/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from yesterday’s sports events: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONToronto 100 Washington 91Indiana 120 Miami 95Golden State 118 Brooklyn 111Detroit 100 Minnesota 97Phoenix 113 Chicago 105L.A. Lakers 127 Denver 109 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUECarolina
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3 dead after medical helicopter crash in eastern Arkansas
(AP) – Officials say a medical helicopter has crashed in eastern Arkansas, killing all three people on board.The Arkansas Department of Emergency Management confirms the helicopter went down Sunday night near the Arkansas County town of DeWitt,
Fallen Border Patrol agent remembered by lifelong friend as 'good guy' who wanted to 'make a difference'
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Border Patrol Agent Rogelio Martinez, who died in the line of duty on Sunday, will be remembered as a loving and giving family man, according to a longtime friend. Martinez, a native of El
Cold, damaging winds move in behind storm system in Midwest and Northeast
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The storm system that hit hard in the Midwest and the Northeast over the weekend has moved off the East Coast but behind it remain cold gusty winds and lake effect snow. On Saturday,
Opioid deaths may top traffic fatalities in Missouri
(AP) – Deaths from opioid overdose could exceed traffic fatalities in Missouri this year, for the first time ever.The Columbia Daily Tribune reports that the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has recorded 733 opioid overdose
'I have not forgotten': Sharon Tate's sister reacts to Charles Manson's death
Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Debra Tate, sister of slain actress Sharon Tate, said she wasn’t relieved on Sunday when she heard that Charles Manson, the notorious cult leader and convicted murderer responsible for her sister’s
Notorious cult leader and murderer Charles Manson dead in prison at 83
John Malmin/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Notorious murderer and cult leader Charles Manson died at 83 of natural causes on Sunday evening, according to prison officials in California. Manson shocked the world with a
Mountain Home man killed in one vehicle accident
A Mountain Home man, 39-year-old Casey Jones, was killed in a one vehicle accident Saturday evening on Highway 126 South in Baxter County. A report from the Arkansas State Police does not state the exact location. The
Forrester up for second mental exam
Blaze Forrester who faces battery charges for fighting with people inside and outside the Baxter County Jail will undergo a second psychological evaluation — this one paid for by the Public Defender Commission. An evaluation has already
Veterans across the US benefit from local Elks project
For the past dozen years, the Mountain Home Elks Lodge has served as the collection point for a program making a huge impact with veterans across the country. With deer season underway, the Elks Leather Program is
Cotter GT Seminar Class wins multiple honors at BOSS Competition
The Cotter High School Gifted and Talented Seminar Class won multiple honors in the BOSS Competition Wednesday at North Arkansas College in Harrison. The competition was organized through Northark and the Ozarks Unlimited Resources (OUR) Educational Service
Click It or Ticket campaign begins Monday
The Mountain Home Police Department and Arkansas State Police are reminding motorists to “Click It or Ticket” for the Thanksgiving holiday. The national campaign, aimed to help protect families while they are busy with holiday travels, begins
Fulton County man charged with maintaining drug premises near church
A Fulton County man, 21-year-old Logan Phelps of Salem, has been arrested and charged with three felony drug offenses. The arrest follows a home visit November 7th by the Arkansas Department of Community Correction and the 16th
Passport through the Library features Egypt in November
The Donald W. Reynolds Library serving Baxter County is inviting children to explore Egypt this month through the Passport through the Library progam. Parents are invited to bring their children to pick up a passport, and children
Play the Game Thanksgiving Camps to be held at indoor complex
Former Mountain Home softball coach and minor league baseball player Bobby Bevel will hold the Play the Game Thanksgiving Baseball/Softball Camps November 20th and 21st at the ASC/Finley Family Indoor Baseball and Softball Complex. Each camp will
Several local basketball teams see action Monday
Basketball makes up the local Monday schedule. On the high school level, Norfork hosts Salem, Bakersfield’s girls travel to Mansfield, Viola entertains Mammoth Spring, Melbourne is home against Corning, St. Joe hosts Bergman, Timbo makes the trip
Former Razorback golfer wins PGA event
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. In just his fourth start as a member on the PGA TOUR, former Razorback Austin Cook entered the weekend with a one-shot lead and pulled away from the field to capture a
Eagles’ big second half propels them past Cowboys
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) No kicker, no problem for the Philadelphia Eagles. Carson Wentz threw for two touchdowns and three 2-point conversions after Philadelphia lost kicker Jake Elliott to a head injury, and the Eagles all but
Giants stun Chiefs in OT
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) – Roger Lewis Jr. made a spectacular catch to set up the winning 23-yard yard goal by Aldrick Rosas in overtime and the New York Giants responded from weeks of adversity to
Border Patrol agent killed, partner injured on duty in Texas
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — A U.S. Border Patrol agent died and his partner suffered serious injuries while on patrol in southwest Texas on Sunday morning, according to a release from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. “Agent Rogelio Martinez and
Puerto Rican march in D.C. protests hurricane relief effort
ABC News(WASHINGTON) — Protesters marched on Washington D.C.’s National Mall on Sunday morning to draw attention to the situation in hurricane-stricken Puerto Rico. “The Unity for Puerto Rico March” featured politicians as well as boldface names, including
Ohio teen's prosthetic leg doesn't hold him back on football field
iStock/Thinkstock(WADSWORTH, Ohio) — Zach Patterson routinely breaks his leg on the football field but keeps coming back for more. “I broke my leg again, like I always do,” the suited-up teen said while on the sidelines cheering
High winds blamed for scaffolding collapse in busy New York City neighborhood
Twitter/@ZenoMercer(NEW YORK) — Wind gusts caused construction scaffolding to collapse above a subway entrance in New York City’s busy SoHo neighborhood, authorities said. Five people suffered moderate to minor injuries in the incident around 11:30 a.m. local
MH City Council Administrative Committee meets Monday
The Mountain Home City Council Administrative Committee will meet Monday evening at 5:00. The purpose of the meeting is to further discuss the possibility of recycling, low volume pickup, or other options with Methvin Sanitation. The
Missouri city opens largest solar farm in the state
NIXA, Mo. (AP) A city in southwest Missouri has opened the largest solar farm in the state. The Springfield News-Leader reports that the new Nixa Solar Energy Farm started providing power this month. City officials predict that the
'Confused' driver ends up dangling halfway off train platform in Long Island
Twitter/@BenVimont(NEW YORK) — One driver in Long Island took the concept of “park and ride” a little too far on Saturday when they ended up parked right on the train platform. The unbelievable photo captured by a
Storm moves east after knocking out power for thousands
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The storm that knocked out power for thousands, closed down local businesses and dropped a tornado in Indiana on Saturday is tracking eastward, ABC News meteorologist Brittany Borer said. Americans from Florida to Maine
Scoreboard roundup — 11/18/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Saturday’s sports events: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONUtah 125, Orlando 85Charlotte 102, L.A. Clippers 87Golden State 124, Philadelphia 116Boston 110, Atlanta 99Houston 105, Memphis 83Dallas 111, Milwaukee 79Portland 102, Sacramento 90NATIONAL
Week in Review 11-12 to 11-18
Flippin City Attorney confirms firing of Police Chief, one other Flippin City Attorney Samuel J. Pasthing confirmed Monday Flippin City Police Chief Dusty Smith and Flippin Police Department’s Administrative Assistant Nicole Moore have been fired from their
Cotter boys, Norfork girls win Arvest Bank Tournament
The Arvest Bank Tournament came to an end Saturday at Flippin with the championship trophies going to Baxter County. Cotter was able to capture the boys’ championship. The Warriors defeated Deer by a final of 46-38. The
MH junior varsity wrestlers shine at Fayetteville
The Mountain Home junior varsity wrestling team had eight of its members competing in the Fayetteville J.V. Bulldog Classic on Saturday. Lance Lee led the J.V. Bombers as he won the 120-pound weight class by taking all
Henschel partly mute during Circuit Court Appearance
Vanessa Henschel stood partly mute before Circuit Court Judge Gordon Webb Thursday and received another warning from the judge — whether she speaks or not is her decision, but it will make it difficult for her defense
Homeowner grabs fleeing thief by his hair
Two Fulton County teens fleeing the scene of an attempted theft were apprehended by the homeowner as he left his residence to leave for work. According to the probable affidavit, the incident occurred along High School Drive
ArDOT announces lane closures in Harrison starting Monday
Motorists traveling in the city of Harrison will want to use caution this week. The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ArDOT) reports construction of an access driveway for the new Stone Bank location will require the closure of
Fulton County prepares for first Shop with a Cop
Fulton County law enforcement officers and community leaders are gearing up for the first Shop with a Cop Program for Fulton County. The Shop with a Cop Program pairs children who may not have a Christmas or
Fleet Reserve Assocation meets Sunday
The Fleet Reserve Association Branch 251 and the unit auxiliary will meet Sunday afternoon at 1:00. All enlisted active, reserve, retired or those with previous sea service in the Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard are welcome
Fort Smith fishing lure manufacturer to add 60 jobs
FORT SMITH, Ark. (AP) A Fort Smith company that manufacturers fishing lures and hunting products says it’s planning to add 60 jobs to its facility over the next several months. PRADCO officials announced the move on Friday which
Stricter controls on PACs possible after Star report
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Missouri lawmakers may place stricter controls on spending by political action committees in the wake of a news report about a PAC funded by a former speaker of the Missouri House. The Kansas City
2 die in single-car crash in central Missouri’s Osage Beach
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. (AP) Two people have died in a single-car crash in central Missouri. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says 51-year-old Cheryl Riegerix was driving the car westbound on a road in Osage Beach late Friday night
Missouri seeks input on how to spend $41M from Volkswagen
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) The state of Missouri is looking for input on how to spend $41 million from a national settlement with Volkswagen over the automaker’s emissions cheating scandal. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that options include
Missouri wins fifth straight to become bowl eligible
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Drew Lock threw three touchdown passes and Missouri won its fifth straight game to become bowl eligible with its sixth victory, a 45-17 rout of Vanderbilt on Saturday night. The Tigers (6-5, 3-4 SEC) are
UCA blanks Abilene Christian, goes undefeated in Southland
CONWAY, Ark. (AP) Hayden Hildebrand fired a 78-yard bomb to Brandon Cox in the first minute of the game and Central Arkansas limited Abilene Christian to just 172 total yards of offense while shutting out the Wildcats,
Arkansas State moves into tie atop Sun Belt with win over Texas State
JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) Warren Wand ran for 143 yards and one touchdown to help lead Arkansas State to a 30-12 win over Texas State on Saturday afternoon and move into a four-way tie at the top of the
Gunman sought after Pennsylvania police officer killed in traffic stop
iStock/Thinkstock(PITTSBURGH) — Police have found a vehicle they believe was involved in the killing of a Pennsylvania cop during a traffic stop, officials said Saturday. “We were able to find and seize the vehicle that we believe
LaVar Ball downplays Trump's role in getting his son released in China, prompting response from WH social media director
Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — President Donald Trump’s social media director responded to comments by LaVar Ball which downplayed the president’s role in getting his son and two other UCLA basketball players released after they were detained
Youngstown State runs past Missouri State
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) Tevin McCaster ran for 181 yards and two touchdowns on 27 carries and Youngstown State piled up 284 yards on the ground to roll past Missouri State 38-10 in a regular-season finale on Saturday. McCaster
Fitzgerald helps No. 17 Mississippi State survive Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Nick Fitzgerald threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Deddrick Thomas with 17 seconds remaining, and No. 17 Mississippi State survived a lackluster performance and four fumbles to earn a 28-21 win over Arkansas on Saturday.
At least 27 injured, others unaccounted for after massive fire at senior living center
iStock/Thinkstock(WEST CHESTER, Pa.) — More than two dozen people were injured while others remain unaccounted for after a massive fire engulfed a senior living facility west of Philadelphia on Thursday night, authorities said. The five-alarm fire at
Serena Williams explains inspiration behind 'French ball'-themed wedding to Alexis Ohanian
Scott Clarke / ESPN Images(NEW ORLEANS) — Breathtaking photos and details are finally leaking out about Serena Williams’ celebrity-filled wedding to Reddit co-founder, Alexis Ohanian. The bride wore a custom Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen ball gown
Family of 86-year-old man seen tased by police in video settles for $900K
iStock/Thinkstock(KINGSTREE, S.C.) — The family of an 86-year-old South Carolina man has settled with the city of Kingstree just a month after the man was tased by police following a car chase. Police dash cam video of
What to see and what to skip in Los Angeles
iStock/Thinkstock(LOS ANGELES) — The City of Angels is getting all dolled up over the next decade – the Summer Olympics are coming to L.A. in 2028! For value seekers, though, the time to visit is now, thanks
Governor Asa Hutchinson’s address for November 17
On Friday, I joined business leaders in Fort Smith for the announcement that PRADCO is expanding its injection-molding manufacturing, which will create 60 new jobs. We also celebrated the news of Walmarts commitment to buy an additional
Arvest Bank Tournament ends Saturday
Basketball and wrestling make up the local Saturday schedule. The Arvest Bank Tournament will come to an end at Flippin. Action begins at 10 a.m. as the consolation championship games will be played in the new gym,
Norfork wins 1 of 3 against Izard County; Y-S girls fall at Bakersfield
Norfork had one win as they hosted Izard County for three basketball games on Friday. The senior girls’ game was the lone victory as the Lady Panthers topped the Lady Cougars 67-22. Norfork did not fare as
Neighbor destroys fence, threatens to do it again if rebuilt
A neighbor upset over the construction of a fence allegedly took matters into his own hands, doused the fence with diesel fuel, set it on fire and then used his tractor to pull the fence posts from
Double stabbing reported in Douglas County
A double stabbing involving two females has been reported in Douglas County. According to a release, the Douglas and Wright County Sheriff’s Offices received calls regarding the double stabbing just south of Mountain Grove in eastern Douglas
Free gospel concert set for Saturday evening
A free gospel concert is set for Saturday evening at 6:00 at Twin Lakes Baptist Church. The concert will feature 4+1 Quartet, 4 His Praise Quartet, Southern Faith, and Jerry Hopper and Friends. Will the event is
Ozark County man pleads guilty to arson charges
An Ozark County man, 32-year-old Christopher Patrick Thorne of Wasola, has pled guilty to three counts of arson. Thorne was sentenced last week to seven years in the Missouri Department of Corrections on each count, but execution
Humane Society receives grant funds for shelter cats
The Humane Society of North Central Arkansas has been awarded $1000 through the Petfinder Foundation grant program, specifically for attending the Adoption Option Conference and to implement information learned at the conference Carolyn Carter, Shelter Manager, says
Arkansas to host Mississippi State Saturday
The Arkansas Razorback football team begins its season-ending two-game home stand this weekend. The Hogs are set to welcome No. 16 Mississippi State to Fayetteville. Arkansas is currently 4-6 on the season and 1-5 in the SEC.
Missouri looks for bowl eligibility at Vanderbilt
Missouri hits the road Saturday as they look to become bowl eligible for the first time in three years. The Tigers will be in Nashville as they take on Vanderbilt. Mizzou is 5-5 overall and 2-4 in
Arkansas State returns home to face Texas State
Arkansas State returns to the home turf for the first time in nearly a month. The Red Wolves are set to welcome Texas State to Jonesboro. ASU is one win away from bowl eligibility as they are
Monsanto asks Arkansas judge to halt state’s herbicide ban
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) A major agribusiness company is asking an Arkansas judge to halt the state’s plan to ban an herbicide that’s drawn complaints from farmers across several states who say the weed killer has drifted onto
Former residential center workers face abuse charges
WARREN, Ark. (AP) Two former workers at a state-run residential center in southeast Arkansas have been arrested on felony abuse charges after authorities say they used excessive force and an unsafe restraint method with a resident. The Arkansas
2 high school coaches on leave amid hazing allegations
JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) Two coaches at the Westside School District in Jonesboro are on paid administrative leave as the school investigates possible hazing involving the football team. The Jonesboro Sun reports that school administrators placed the two coaches
Missouri panel votes against low-income housing tax credits
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens and a state commission have voted against low-income housing tax credits. The Columbia Daily Tribune reports the Missouri Housing Development Commission on Friday voted 6-2 against the state awarding $140 million
Museum of the Bible faces revelations, controversy as it opens
Bill O’Leary/The Washington Post via Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — In the beginning, there was Hobby Lobby president Steve Green and his first purchase of a biblical artifact in 2009 that launched the Green Collection. What Green has accomplished
Rain, wind likely for much of East this weekend
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The weather system which has already brought flooding rains to the Northwest and heavy snow to the Rockies is moving into the Midwest on Saturday with the Northeast to follow. A wind advisory is
Arkansas’s high school playoff scores
Class 7A Bentonville 31, Cabot 6 Bryant 21, Fayetteville 20 North Little Rock 34, Fort Smith Northside 0 Class 6A Greenwood 38, Texarkana 0 Pine Bluff 40, Russellville 21 Searcy 38, El Dorado 21 West Memphis 39,
Arkansas freshman Gafford dominates in win over Fresno State
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Freshman Daniel Gafford had 25 points on 9-of-11 shooting as Arkansas led by as many as 19 points in the second half on its way to an 83-75 victory over Fresno State on Friday night.
Laksa scores 25, No. 22 USF women whip Arkansas State
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Kitija Laksa scored 13 of her 25 points in the first quarter, Laura Ferreira and Shae Leverett had double-doubles, and No. 22 South Florida rolled to a 98-55 win over Arkansas State on Friday night.
MH sweeps Siloam Springs for 1st wins of season
The Mountain Home High School basketball teams were able to pick up a sweep Friday night at Siloam Springs. The Lady Bombers had the first win of the evening as they defeated the Lady Panthers 42-35. The
Yellville man arrested in connection with burglaries, thefts
A Yellville man, 29-year-old Phillip Randall Bartlett, has been arrested on numerous charges related to burglaries and thefts in Baxter County. Baxter County Sheriff John Montgomery says his office took a report in early October from the
Trump family's hunting history reexamined in light of new elephant trophy policy
Yves Adams/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — Donald Trump Jr. caused an uproar among some when pictures surfaced of him holding the tail of a dead elephant after a big-game hunt in Africa years ago. Now, new policy changes proposed
Following Whitefish controversy, embattled Puerto Rico power authority director resigns
DC Productions/iStock/Thinkstock(SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico) — The embattled head of Puerto Rico’s power authority is stepping down, ABC News has confirmed. PREPA executive director Ricardo Ramos presented his letter of resignation to the agency’s governing board on
Western storms bring snow, winds through the weekend as they move east
Michael Blann/iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — More than a dozen states are under snow and wind alerts as the storms that brought moderate snowfall to the West Coast continue to move eastward. On Friday afternoon, winter storm warnings and
Circuit judge accused of not paying taxes agrees to resign
(AP) _ A suspended Arkansas judge accused of not filing or paying his taxes for several years has agreed to resign from the bench.The Arkansas Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission said Friday that Saline County Circuit Judge
Arkansas hotel withdraws appeal, gets safety recommendations
(AP) _ The owner of a landmark hotel in a central Arkansas city has withdrawn an appeal contesting the city’s revised notice of the hotel’s unsafe conditions.The Sentinel-Record reports that Hot Springs’ initial notice threatened to close
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Three inmates break out of Florida jail through library ceiling: Sheriff's office
moodboard/Thinkstock(CRAWFORDVILLE, Fla.) — Three inmates are at large after they broke out of a Florida jail, apparently by exiting through the ceiling of the jail’s law library, the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office said. The three inmates —
Pentagon releases data on sex assault reports made at military installations around the world
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — The Pentagon published the number of sexual assault reports made at U.S. military installations around the world for fiscal years 2013 through 2016 on Friday. The report, provided by the Department of Defense’s Sexual Assault
Reward climbs to $190K for killer of veteran Baltimore police detective
iStock/Thinkstock(BALTIMORE) — A reward has climbed to $190,000 in the search for the killer of a veteran Baltimore police detective who was fatally shot in the head while on duty, the FBI said. Det. Sean Suiter, a
2017 Mountain Home Pilots announce post-season awards
(Pictured left to right Coach Eddie Elliot, 2017 Hayden Padgett Award Winner Gray Padgett and Coach Joe Arki) Hayden Padgett Award. This award is the top honor of Mountain Home Pilots. This award is given
Man accidentally shoots himself, wife at church while discussing weapons in churches: Police
iStock/Thinkstock(TELLICO PLAINS, Tenn.) — A man accidentally shot himself and his wife in their Tennessee church after he had taken his gun out during a discussion about weapons in places of worship, police said. The man, 81,
'Wonder' author on her inspiration for the book and meeting an 'Auggie Pullman come to life'
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Starting at a new school with new classmates can be a daunting task for most children. But for Nathaniel Newman, the first day of middle school was extra intimidating, because he’s not like
South Carolina women decline White House invite
Allen Kee/ESPN Images(WASHINGTON) — On Friday, President Donald Trump is hosting the collegiate sports champions of the past year at the White House. The South Carolina women’s basketball team, however, will not be in attendance. “We did
Paralympic gold medalist Victoria Arlen discusses how her time as an athlete helped her succeed on “Dancing with the Stars”
Melissa Rawlins/ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Victoria Arlen is just 23-years-old and has already checked some major goals off her bucket list, all while serving as an inspiration to so many. When Arlen was 11, she was diagnosed
Alaskan town's polar bear problem leads to tourism boom
iStock/Thinkstock(KAKTOVIK, Alaska) — Polar bears are an enduring symbol of the wild arctic, a mighty beast that has made its home in punishing terrains. But in recent years, the polar bear has come to embody something else:
Walmart beats Wall Street’s third-quarter forecasts
(AP) – Walmart on Thursday reported fiscal third-quarter net income of $1.75 billion.On a per-share basis, the Bentonville, Arkansas-based company said it had net income of 58 cents. Earnings, adjusted to extinguish debt and for non-recurring costs,
Arkansas man seeks DNA retesting in murder case
(AP) – An Arkansas man who was previously scheduled for execution is pleading for additional DNA testing to prove he’s innocent in a 1993 murder. The Texarkana Gazette reports that Stacey Eugene Johnson has been twice convicted
Charter schools’ official launches US House bid in Arkansas
(AP) – An official with a network of charter schools says he’s seeking the Democratic nomination for a U.S. House seat in east Arkansas.Chintan Desai announced Thursday he’s running for the party’s nomination for the 1st Congressional
Almost three feet of snow falls in California mountains as storm moves east
Image Source/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Almost three feet of snow has fallen over the past 48 hours in the Sierra Nevada mountains in a storm expected to dump heavy rain on the Midwest and Northeast to start next
Missouri’s McCaskill calls for investigation of Franken
(AP) – Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill says she’s “shocked and concerned” about allegations against fellow Democratic Sen. Al Franken of Minnesota and is calling for an ethics investigation.McCaskill’s Thursday statement came after a Los Angeles radio anchor
Missouri woman sentenced for stealing checks, identities
(AP) – An Osage Beach woman was sentenced to three years in federal prison without parole for using stolen mail and stolen identities to cash fraudulent checks.Federal prosecutors say 27-year-old Chrystal Lynn Bernstein was sentenced Thursday for
Missouri Baptist hires from within for next president
(AP) – After a nationwide search, Missouri Baptist University selected a current administrator to be the school’s next president.The private college announced Thursday that Keith Ross, alumnus and vice president of advancement, will become its new president
Sheriff’s Office game camera catches thief
A Summit man has been nabbed after the Marion County Sheriff’s Office installed a game camera following reports of numerous thefts along county road 7070. According to the probable cause affidavit filed Thursday, movement on the camera
Local Arkansas lawmaker Greg Standridge dies after cancer battle
(AP) – An Arkansas state senator has died at the age of 50 after battling cancer.Humphrey Funeral Service in Russellville says Senator Greg Standridge died Thursday morning. Standridge had represented District 16 in the Legislature, which includes
Local residents attend Museum of the Bible opening
Annette Bailey with Dr. James Dobson Larger than some of the Smithsonian museums, with a price tag of over a half billion dollars, the Museum of the Bible opens just three blocks from the U.S. Capitol on
MH School Board selects month for 2018 election
The Mountain Home School Board, by a vote of 4 to 2 approved the school board election date for the 2018 school year to be held on May 22nd.Erric Totty has this report. Listen: right-click to download
Isabella woman receives 7 years in prison for endangering welfare of child
An Ozark County woman, Jennifer Engles of Isabella, has pled guilty by Alford plea to endangering the welfare of a child. The plea came during a hearing last week in Greene County where the case had been
Hardison named to Calico Rock Museum Board
Freda Cruse Hardison has been elected to the Board of Trustees of the Calico Rock Museum Foundation. She was born and raised in Stone County and has a passion for the regions history. Hardison was instrumental in
7 children complete 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
The Donald W. Reynolds Library recently celebrated a milestone. Seven additional children were able to complete the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Program. The program engages parents and caregivers in a commitment to read 1,000 books to their
MHHS continues basketball season at Siloam Springs
The Mountain Home High School basketball teams will wrap up the week on the road. The Bombers and Lady Bombers will head to Siloam Springs on Friday. Both girls’ teams from Mountain Home and Siloam Springs are
MHHS wrestling begins season with win
media/00477_mhhswrestling11-17.jpg The Mountain Home High School wrestling team got its season started at home Thursday night by defeating Berryville 50-18.Lance Lee, Brook Greg, Damon Morgavan, Seth Morgavan, Read Parker, Logan Hart, Riley Peters and Aiden Richey each
Salem, Melbourne, Harrison continue playoff action Friday
It’s the second week of the postseason for high school football in Arkansas, and three area teams will continue playoff action Friday. Salem will be on the road for its second game in the Class 2A State
Mixed results for area hoops teams Thursday night
In high school basketball Thursday night, the Yellville-Summit girls picked up a win at the Arvest Bank Tournament at Flippin by topping Western Grove. Savannah Adams led the way for the Lady Panthers with 15 points and
Mizzou misses star recruit in loss at Utah
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Utah didnt earn any style points during Thursdays win over Missouri, despite leading by 20 for most of the second half. David Collette scored 17 and Utah beat Missouri 77-59 in a
Chiefs have to wonder which Giants team will show up Sunday
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) The Kansas City Chiefs probably dont know what to expect from the New York Giants, and neither do the Giants. On paper, Sundays game at MetLife Stadium is a mismatch. The Chiefs (6-3)
More gun restrictions could cause uptick of homemade 'ghost guns,' experts say
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — As more restrictions are placed on gun ownership, more people — and criminals — could start to manufacture their own, law enforcement experts tell ABC News. The issue of “ghost guns” or guns without
Two children killed in crash involving Los Angeles police SUV
iStock/Thinkstock(LOS ANGELES) — Two children were killed in an accident involving a police SUV in Los Angeles on Thursday night. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department vehicle was rushing to the scene of a gunshot victim at
Scoreboard roundup — 11/16/17
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores from today’s sports events: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Final Boston 92 Golden State 88 Final Houston 142 Phoenix 116 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Final OT Toronto 1 New Jersey 0 Final N-Y Islanders 6
Massive fire engulfs senior living facility outside of Philadelphia
iStock/Thinkstock(PHILADELPHIA) — A massive fire engulfed a senior living facility west of Philadelphia on Thursday night, sending emergency responders scrambling to remove patients from the large complex. The three-alarm fire in West Chester, Chester County took place
Hawaii psychiatric patient's escape was an 'act of desperation,' he says
Ingram Publishing/Thinkstock(SAN FRANCISCO) — The 59-year-old psychiatric patient who was on the lam for four days after escaping the Hawaii State Hospital said he left as an “act of desperation.” In 1981, Randall Saito had been committed
Trump admin. began accepting permits to import lion trophies last month
MaggyMeyer/iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — U.S. wildlife officials began issuing permits for lion trophies hunted in Zambia and Zimbabwe about a month ago, ABC News confirmed Thursday. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials said the decision was made after
Marlins' Giancarlo Stanton, Astros' Jose Altuve win MLB MVP Awards
Photos by Allen Kee / ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — One of baseball’s biggest sluggers and one of its shortest stars each claimed their first MVP Award on Thursday night. In the National League, Miami Marlins outfielder Giancarlo
Reward upped to $100K as Tampa police search for answers in four unsolved murders in six weeks
shiyali/iStock/Thinkstock(TAMPA, Fla.) — The reward to help find a killer on the loose in Tampa, Florida, has increased to $100,000 as investigators search for answers. A string of unsolved killings in the Seminole Heights neighborhood has left
TransCanada says 210,000 gallons of oil leaked from Keystone Pipeline in South Dakota
kodda/iStock/Thinkstock(AMHERST, S.D.) — Some 210,000 gallons of oil leaked from the Keystone pipeline in South Dakota, TransCanada, the owner of the pipeline, said on Thursday. The company said it shut down the flow of oil on the
Arkansas revenue office reports more than $36K missing
(AP) _ The Arkansas State Police has launched an investigation after more than $36,000 was recently reported missing from the state revenue office.The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that Jacksonville police were called to a theft at the revenue
Firemen respond to Midway structure fire
Midway firemen responded to a structure fire about 2:40 Thursday afternoon at 151 Highway 178. Information indicates a passing motorist notified emergency personnel of the blaze. KTLO New Director Erric Totty was on the scene and has
Australian diplomat falls to his death in New York City
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — A young Australian diplomat fell to his death from a New York City building early Wednesday, police said, reportedly as he played a trust game on a ledge. Julian Simpson, 30, was on the
Ten Commandments Monument Destruction Suspect Found Unfit for Trial
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – A man charged with crashing his vehicle into Arkansas’ Ten Commandments display nearly three years after he was accused of destroying a monument at Oklahoma’s Capitol has been found mentally unfit to
Arkansas hunters have harvested 53 elk so far in 2017
Arkansas hunters have taken 53 elk during the 2017 regular elk hunts, and more may be harvested by the end of hunting season, thanks to regulations passed to help contain the elk herd to Boone, Carroll,
School bus parked in Harps’ lot catches fire
A school bus owned by the Mountain Home School District, and parked in the lot at the local Harps’ on Highway 62 Business, caught fire early Thursday morning. Mountain Home Fire Marshall Gary Pyszka says emergency personnel
Global anti-doping agency rules Russia is 'non-compliant' with code
iStock/Thinkstock(MONTREAL) — The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), the top international body overseeing anti-drug efforts in sports, has ruled that Russia remains “non-compliant” with its code, harming the country’s chances of competing in the Winter Olympics this February
South Carolina city seeks to outlaw gun bump stocks
iStock/Thinkstock(COLUMBIA, S.C.) — Mayor Steve Benjamin of Columbia, South Carolina, said he plans to introduce a city ordinance that would ban “bump stocks” and “trigger cranks” like the ones used in the deadly Las Vegas massacre last
Memorial set for 4 killed in Oklahoma State plane crash
(AP) – A memorial is planned for two Oklahoma State women’s basketball coaches and two OSU supporters who were killed in a plane crash in Arkansas.Lighted images of OSU head coach Kurt Budke, assistant coach Miranda Serna
Conway voters OK tax increase to fund street improvements
(AP) – Voters in Conway have approved a sales tax increase to pay for street improvements.In Tuesday’s special election, voters approved increasing the city’s sales and use tax rate to 9.125 percent. Officials say the tax increase
Greitens’ effort to fire schools chief coming to a head
(AP) – Gov. Eric Greitens’ efforts to replace Missouri’s top education official are set to come to a head during a closed State Board of Education meeting.But it appears unlikely that there’s enough support among board members
Missouri announces 2 new scholarship efforts
(AP) – The University of Missouri is planning two new scholarship offers designed to bring more out-of-state students to the school.Chancellor Alexander Cartwright announced Wednesday that one scholarship fund will offer extra money to more out-of-state students
Storm battering West Coast now moving east with further warnings
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The strong storm system pounding the West Coast with gusty winds up to 70 mph, more than 3 inches of rain and heavy snow is set to disrupt the Midwest and East Coast next.
Board votes to expand wine options for Arkansas grocers
(AP) – The Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has voted to issue new wine permits for grocery stores in the state.Act 508 was signed into law March 16 and did not have the support of the majority
Competency hearing sought in Froehlich murder cases
The question of whether Glen R. Froehlich of Lead Hill is mentally competent to stand trial for the murder of his mother, a family friend and two dogs belonging to his mother will apparently delay his capital
Mountain Home School Board to consider new board election date
The monthly meeting of the Mountain Home School Board is scheduled for Thursday evening at 6:00. Among the items on the agenda is a recommendation to approve the school board election date. This year signals the end
Cotter School Board meets Thursday
The Cotter Public Schools Board will meet in regular session on Thursday evening at 7:00. After routine housekeeping measures, the board will consider a student transfer petition and recess to executive session for personnel matters. The meeting
Three different City Council meetings cancelled Thursday
Three different City Council meetings have been cancelled for Thursday. The Mountain Home City Council meeting set for Thursday evening has been cancelled. The council’s next regularly scheduled meeting is set for December 7th.The Gassville City Council
Baxter County Budget Committee to meet Thursday
The Baxter County Budget Committee will Thursday afternoon, beginning at 4:30, in the 3rd floor conference room of the Courthouse. Items on the meeting’s agenda include a treasurers report on revenues from Baxter County Treasurer Jenay Mize.
Friends of the Library used book sale begins Thursday
The Friends of the Baxter County Library scheduled a used book sale for this week at the Donald W. Reynolds Library. Hours are Thursday and Friday from 8:30 to 5:00 and Saturday from 8:30 to 1:00. Items
State Police promotes Boone County man
A Boone County man, 45-year-old Corporal Bobby Clemence, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant with the Arkansas State Police. Clemence will assume duties as assistant commander of the departments Aircraft Division, headquartered at Little Rock.
MH wrestling season begins Thursday
Basketball and wrestling make up the local Thursday schedule. Another season gets underway for the Mountain Home High School wrestling team. The Bombers will be in front of the home crowd for a tri-match with Berryville and
Junior Lady Bombers suffer first loss of season, other hoops results
In high school basketball Wednesday night, the Arvest Bank Tournament continued at Flippin. The Mammoth Spring boys lost to Deer 62-56 in overtime. Sagen Godwin paced the Bears with 18 points while Brett Mayfield and Daniel Mayfield
UCA puts scare into No. 23 UCLA
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Kris Wilkes scored 20 points, including five straight in overtime, and No. 23 UCLA rallied past stubborn Central Arkansas 106-101 on Wednesday night, hours after three of the Bruins’ freshmen confessed to shoplifting
Missouri State men roll in home opener
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) J.T. Miller scored 16 points, Alize Johnson had 10 points, 14 rebounds and five assists, and Missouri State beat Southern 86-58 on Wednesday night. The Bears are 35-1 in home openers in their
Search underway for suspect who shot Baltimore police officer
iStock/Thinkstock(BALTIMORE) — A manhunt is underway in Baltimore and the surrounding areas after a suspect shot a veteran homicide detective in the head and gravely wounded him on Wednesday. The officer, an 18-year veteran with the Baltimore Police
Transgender service members and their families dealing with fallout from Trump's tweets
Evan Simon/ABC News(NEW YORK) — For months, Kiera Walker grappled with the decision of how and when to come out as a transgender woman to her fellow members of the Coast Guard. She had served in the
Scoreboard roundup — 11/15/17
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores from today’s sports events: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Final N-Y Knicks 106 Utah 101 Final Washington 102 Miami 93 Final Atlanta 126 Sacramento 80 Final Oklahoma City 92 Chicago 79 Final Indiana 116
Former NFL player confirmed as 1st diagnosis of CTE in living patient
iStock/Thinkstock(CHICAGO) — Researchers in Chicago report that they have detected evidence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, more commonly known as CTE, in a living patient for the first time. Currently, CTE, a degenerative brain disease found in those
Sister of California shooting suspect says he suffered from paranoia: He 'had no business with firearms'
aijohn784/iStock/Thinkstock(RALEIGH-DURHAM, N.C.) — The sister of the suspected gunman who went on a shooting rampage at several northern California locations Tuesday said his mental health had been deteriorating for years. In an emotional interview, North Carolina resident
Corey Kluber, Max Scherzer win Cy Young Awards as MLB's best pitchers
Credit: Photos by Allen Kee / ESPN Images (NEW YORK) — The Baseball Writers Association of America named Cleveland Indians pitcher Corey Kluber and Washington Nationals hurler Max Scherzer as their Cy Young Award winners, selecting the
Cowboys’ Elliott drops appeal, will serve rest of 6-game ban
FRISCO, Texas (AP) Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has dropped his appeal with five games remaining on his six-game suspension over alleged domestic violence. Elliott’s agents said Wednesday the decision by last year’s NFL rushing leader “is
Ezekiel Elliott to drop appeal of six-game suspension, will return December 24
Photo by Phil Ellsworth / ESPN Images(DALLAS) — Star running back Ezekiel Elliott will drop his appeal of a six-game suspension related to accusations of domestic violence, representatives for the Dallas Cowboys second-year player said Wednesday. The
Northeast Public Water Authority Board to meet Thursday
The regular November board meeting of the Northeast Public Water Authority is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 1:15. The meeting will be held at the office on Florence Drive in Mountain Home. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
MC Budget Committee meets Thursday
The Marion County Quorum Court Budget Committee will meet Thursday afternoon at 4:30 to continue work on the 2018 budget. The meeting will be held in the Marion County Court Complex and is open to the public.
Chilling video links suspect to Tampa killing spree of four murders in six weeks: Police
Alex_Schmidt/iStock/Thinkstock(TAMPA, Fla.) — Police are now searching for a possible suspect in a string of shooting deaths in the same Tampa neighborhood after video from the latest killing emerged. Four people have been shot and killed in
Missouri mother, daughter deaths termed murder-suicide
(AP) _ The deaths of a southwest Missouri mother and daughter has been ruled a murder-suicide.Forty-year-old Sara Spears and her 10-year-old daughter, Kaydee Moerer, were found dead Monday at their rural Pierce City home. The Lawrence County
Missouri attorney general sued over where he lives
(AP) _ A Missouri Democrat is suing Republican Attorney General Josh Hawley for not living in the capital city.Donna Mueller on Tuesday sued Hawley, who she says is breaking a state law requiring the attorney general to
Army Chief of Staff: 'Gaps and failures' in reporting criminal activity to FBI
US Army(NEW YORK) — The U.S. Army Chief of Staff said there are “gaps and failures” on the part of the Army to report the criminal activity of soldiers to civil law enforcement agencies like the FBI.
Italy fires national team soccer coach Ventura after failure to earn World Cup berth
Thomas Northcut/DigitalVision/Thinkstock(ROME) — The Italian Football Federation announced the firing of the head coach of the national soccer team on Wednesday after he failed to guide them to next summer’s World Cup. Italy lost to Sweden, 1-0
University of Arkansas calls for $10M in repairs for stadium
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) University of Arkansas officials say a stadium in Little Rock needs up to $10 million in improvements to continue hosting university football games. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that officials with the university and the
Five killed in California shooting rampage, including gunman's wife
Google Earth/ABC News(SACRAMENTO) — (SACRAMENTO) — Five people were killed in a shooting rampage in northern California, including the gunman’s wife, whose death appeared to have kicked off the rampage, authorities said. The shootings continued Tuesday morning
Donald W. Reynolds Library to host computer classes
The Donald W. Reynolds Library Serving Baxter County offers a variety of beginning computer classes this month. The Internet Basics Class is scheduled for Thursday morning at 10:30 to teach area residents how to surf the internet
Transgender service member receives gender reassignment surgery
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — An active-duty service member received gender-reassignment surgery in a private hospital and paid for by the military’s health coverage system on Tuesday, the Pentagon said. “Military hospitals do not have the surgical expertise to perform
Long out as Arkansas athletic director
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Arkansas has fired athletic director Jeff Long after nearly 10 years at the school. The College Football Playoff selection committee member, formerly the chairman until this season, was under contract through June 2022. His
Escaped psychiatric patient from Hawaii believed to be in California
Maui Police Department(SAN JOSE, Calif.) — An “extremely dangerous” psychiatric patient and alleged killer who escaped in Hawaii may now be in California, police said. Randall Saito, who was committed to the Hawaii State Hospital on Oahu
University of Arkansas sees drop in 6-year graduation rate
(AP) – The University of Arkansas has reported a drop in its six-year graduation rate for the first time since 2013. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports the graduation rate for students entering in fall 2011 fell to 61.5
Arkansas audit reveals issues at community correction agency
(AP) – An annual audit of the Department of Community Correction says the agency isn’t following an Arkansas state law involving association with nonprofits run by its employees.Television station KATV reports the audit found that DCC staff,
Wholesaler investigating how Arkansas got execution drug
(AP) – A drug wholesaler says it’s investigating whether a lethal injection drug Arkansas bought and had planned to use in a now-halted execution came from a pharmacy that it supplies, in violation of the company’s contract.AmerisourceBergen
Judge approves hot checks case settlement
(AP) – A federal judge has approved a settlement involving a city in central Arkansas and a local judge who have agreed to change the way they handle suspects charged with writing bad checks to address accusations
Missouri man accused in shooting death of his son-in-law
(AP) – A 49-year-old eastern Missouri man is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of his son-in-law.The Daily Journal newspaper in Park Hills, Missouri, reports that Clinton Wheeler of rural Park Hills is accused of
Forum discusses Missouri campus 2 years after protests
(AP) – Two years after protests over racial discrimination rocked the University of Missouri-Columbia, participants at a forum said the campus has changed but education efforts must continue.Missouri System President Mun Choi, Board of Curators Chairman Maurice
Major storm hitting West Coast with heavy rain, strong winds
ABC News(SAN FRANCISCO) — One of the strongest storms so far this season is moving onto the West Coast on Wednesday morning, bringing heavy rain to Washington and Oregon. Six western states are currently under flood, snow,
Cotter School Board to weigh public input regarding shooting range
In Monday night’s meeting at Cotter City Hall the Cotter City Council listened to public input regarding a proposal to allow the Cotter School District’s Shooting Sports Team to discharge firearms on school property within the city
Mountain Home man arrested after probation visit
A Mountain Home man, 58-year-old Brian Scott Hand, was arrested Monday on felony charges of possession of drug paraphernalia and a probation violation after a compliance visit was conducted at his residence. According to the arrest affidavit,
BR Wound Healing Center gets national award
Leaders, physicians and clinicians of the Baxter Regional Wound Healing Center were recently recognized by the nation’s largest wound care management company. Healogics presented the center with the Robert A. Warriner III Center of Excellence Award given
ASUMH marks National Apprenticeship Week with two events
Photo: Ethel Still, ASUMH Student/Apprentice To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, Arkansas State University-Mountain Home is hosting two events. On Monday a luncheon for employers and students was held. The event featured two apprenticeship students as guest speakers.
Airman Bebout completes basic military training
U.S. Air Force Airman Hunter J. Bebout has graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air
Bergman student arrested after threatening officials
The Boone County Sheriffs Office reports a Bergman High School student is accused of threatening to kill his school officials. KOLR reports Boone County Sheriff Mike Moore says his department was notified 18-year-old Steven Goings threatened to
Donald W. Reynolds Library to host Teddy Bear event
A life-size teddy bear is scheduled to visit children this week at the Donald W. Reynolds Library. The annual Teddy Bear event is scheduled for Thursday evening at 5:00. Children are invited to wear their pajamas if
Former NFL player to speak at Dunbar on diabetes
A former NFL player is scheduled to make a visit to the Twin Lakes Area next month. Patient ambassador Kendall Simmons will moderate a discussion on diabetes in a school assembly December 6th at Dunbar Auditorium on
Arvest tourney continues; Junior Lady Bombers meet Bentonville
Basketball makes up the local Wednesday schedule as the Arvest Bank Tournament resumes in Flippin. Action begins at 4 p.m. in the new and old gyms. The Mountain Home freshmen girls will be back at Bentonville West
Cotter High School teams swept at Mammoth Spring
Cotter’s high school basketball teams were swept at Mammoth Spring on Tuesday. The Warriors lost the boys’ game to the Bears by a score of 46-33. Mammoth Spring was led by Sagen Godwin with 21 points. The
Tide and Tigers lead the college football rankings
UNDATED (AP) – Alabama and Clemson are back on top of the College Football Playoff rankings, the ninth time over the last three seasons that the Crimson Tide and Tigers have held the top two spots in
Red Sox legend Bobby Doerr dies at 99
BOSTON (AP) _ Hall of Fame second baseman Bobby Doerr (dohr) has died at age 99. Doerr played 14 seasons with the Red Sox from 1937 to 1951, posting a .288 career average with 2,042 hits, 223
MLB names American and National League Managers of the Year
UNDATED (AP) _ Torey Lovullo is the National League Manager of the Year after guiding the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 93-69 record and a wild-card berth in his first year at the helm. Lovullo received 18 of
Possible meteor dazzles Phoenix with fireball across evening sky
City of Phoenix(PHOENIX) — Residents in Phoenix observed what appeared to be a bright meteor flying across the night sky on Tuesday. City officials in Phoenix tweeted about the event at around 11:30 p.m., calling it “something
Chicago mother says video shows son with autism body-slammed at school
iStock/Thinkstock(CHICAGO) — A Chicago mother of a student with autism said her son was attacked at school in a brutal bullying incident that was captured on video. Gabrielle George said a video posted on social media Monday
Lady Bombers lose season opener at Fayetteville
The Mountain Home High School girls’ basketball team ended up on the losing end of its season opener Tuesday at Fayetteville. Matt Sharp has the details. Listen: right-click to download mp3 The Lady Bombers fell to the
Scoreboard Roundup — 11/14/17
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores from today’s sports events: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONBoston 109, Brooklyn 102Toronto 129, Houston 113San Antonio 97, Dallas 91 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUEPittsburgh 5, Buffalo 4; OT Florida 4, Dallas 3;
Texas State University suspends all Greek activities following death of 20-year-old fraternity pledge
iStock/Thinkstock(SAN MARCOS, Texas) — Texas State University has suspended all Greek activities following the death of a 20-year-old fraternity pledge. Matthew Ellis, a pledge for the university’s Phi Kappa Psi chapter, was found unresponsive Monday by officers
What Roy Moore's five accusers have said and his responses
Scott Olson/Getty Images(BIRMINGHAM, Ala.) — Five women have accused Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual misconduct or impropriety. He has denied any wrongdoing and points to a political conspiracy as the reason why the allegations are
Family of Florida State University pledge who died thanks school for suspending Greek life
iStock/Thinkstock(TALLAHASSEE, Fla.) — The family of a Florida State University fraternity pledge who died earlier this month released a statement thanking the university’s president for suspending all Greek life on campus in response to his death. Andrew
Fourth person slain in Tampa neighborhood amid search for apparent serial killer
iStock/Thinkstock(TAMPA, Fla.) — The man “killed in cold blood” on a Tampa, Florida, street early Tuesday morning had been shot from behind in a case authorities say may be related to a string of unsolved killings that
Cotter City Council workshop set for Tuesday
The Cotter City Council will meet for a workshop Tuesday evening at 6:00. The meeting will be held at Cotter City Hall located 115 McLean Ave. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Residential fire takes life of 65-year-old Arkansas woman
(AP) _ Authorities in Garland County say a 65-year-old woman has died following a fire inside her home.Garland County Sheriff Mike McCormick said Monday that the body of Linda Camp was discovered inside her home Sunday night.
Missouri man sentenced for raping 2 young girls in Arkansas
(AP) _ An 18-year-old Missouri man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to raping two young girls in Arkansas.The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that Carlo Love of Kennett, Missouri, was sentenced Monday
Washington state braces for second storm, a day after deadly winds and rain
Tukwila, WA Police (SEATTLE) — Washington state is bracing for a second storm, one day after damaging winds and heavy rain battered the western part of the state, leaving one woman dead and at least five people
4 finalists set for Burlsworth Trophy to top college walk-on
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Four finalists have been chosen for the Burlsworth Trophy awarded to college football’s top player who began his career as a walk-on. Finalists for the 8th annual Burlsworth Trophy include Memphis wide receiver Anthony Miller,
Shooting reported at Northern California elementary school
moodboard/Thinkstock(SAN FRANCISCO) — An active shooter situation was reported at a Northern California elementary school Tuesday, a school official said. Injuries, but no deaths, were reported at the Rancho Tehama School, an elementary school in Corning, about
Sandy Hook dad has 'utmost faith' in case as families hope to reinstate lawsuit
Win McNamee/Getty Images(HARTFORD, CT) — Nearly five years after 26 people were gunned down in a Connecticut elementary school, one Sandy Hook father says the victims’ families have “not lost one ounce of confidence” in their case
2 new Integrity First Bank Lakeview employees introduced
Members of the Lakeview, Bull Shoals and Midway communities are invited to a meet and greet Wednesday morning from 10:00 until 11:30 at the Integrity First Bank Lakeview Office. Visitors will have an opportunity to visit with
Donald W. Reynolds Library sets story time themes for November
The Donald W. Reynolds Library hosts Story Time Wednesday mornings at 10:30 or 11:30 and Saturday mornings at 10:30. Each week features a new theme that includes stories followed by a craft and a skills sheet. The
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Elks Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner is Saturday
The 13th annual Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner will be held Saturday morning from 11:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon at the Elks Lodge located at Highway 62 East and Club Boulevard. The event is open to all veterans
Prosecutor fired after fight with Uber driver makes emotional statement: 'I was wrong'
iStock/Thinkstock(DALLAS) — After a Dallas prosecutor was fired from her job in the district attorney’s office for an altercation with an Uber driver, she apologized Tuesday for her actions, saying she “was wrong.” “I’m very sorry for
Detained UCLA athletes leave Chinese hotel
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The three UCLA basketball players accused of shoplifting in China are on their way back to the United States, according to the university’s athletic conference commissioner. “The three UCLA men’s basketball student-athletes involved in
10 charged with meth, cocaine trafficking in Tennessee
(AP) – Federal prosecutors say 10 people have been charged with conspiring to sell methamphetamine, cocaine and other drugs in western Tennessee.The U.S. attorney’s office said Monday that agents with the FBI and other law enforcement agencies
Appeals court won’t reconsider Planned Parenthood defunding
(AP) – A federal appeals court says it won’t reconsider a panel’s ruling that Arkansas can block Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, two years after the state ended its contract with the organization over videos secretly recorded
Man killed in Tampa area where 3 died last month
iStock/Thinkstock(TAMPA BAY, FL.) — Tampa police, responding to early-morning reports of gunfire, found a gunshot victim in the same Seminole Heights neighborhood where three people died in a span of 11 days last month, authorities said. The
Man pleads not guilty in 2 Missouri RV park deaths
(AP) – A man accused of killing two people and injuring a third at a Lake Ozark RV park has pleaded not guilty.KRCG reports 58-year-old Gary Sweet entered the plea Monday in Miller County Court. His next
Ten family members sickened on Royal Caribbean cruise
iStock/Thinkstock(PHILADELPHIA) — A honeymoon vacation turned into a nightmare for one family when 10 members caught a norovirus while abroad a seven-day cruise to the Bahamas, the affected Philadelphia newlyweds said. Ashley Morris said she, her husband,
Efforts to oust Missouri education official draw scrutiny
(AP) – A Missouri state school board member is among a growing list of people raising concerns with efforts by Republican Gov. Eric Greitens to replace the state’s top education official.The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Monday that
Springfield man charged in half-brother’s fatal shooting
(AP) – A 20-year-old Springfield man has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of his half-brother.Brandon M. Johnson was charged Monday after his half-brother, 23-year-old Danny Dayton, was shot to death Saturday. Johnson was arrested
Hawley ramps up stance against fellow Republican Moore
(AP) – Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley says fellow Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama should step aside unless he can prove sexual misconduct claims against him are false.Hawley’s statement came after a woman said Monday
Mountain Home man found with large amount of heroin pleads not guilty
A Mountain Home man, 58-year-old Matthew Scott Lytle, who was caught with a large amount of heroin and faces a number of felony drug-related charges, pleaded not guilty in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday. Lytle was arrested
MH EAST Night Out set for Tuesday at The Sheid
The Mountain Home School District’s Environmental and Spatial Technology (EAST) program will demonstrate several projects students have been working on to the public. EAST Night Out is scheduled for Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 7:00 at the
Trump personally asked Chinese president to resolve case of detained UCLA players
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump said he has personally appealed to Chinese President Xi Jinping to help resolve the case of three UCLA men’s basketball players who were arrested for alleged shoplifting in China last week and
Arkansas quarterback Cole Kelley suspended indefinitely
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) – Arkansas quarterback Cole Kelley has been suspended indefinitely following his weekend arrest on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. He won’t play on Saturday when the Razorbacks host No. 17 Mississippi State. Kelley, a
Gainesville man faces 3 felony drug charges
A Gainesville man, 32-year-old Chaz Benjamin Brock, is facing three felony drug charges following a traffic stop in Norfork on Wednesday morning. According to the probable cause affidavit made available Monday, Brock was arrested on charges for
2 from Viola arrested on felony drug offenses
Two people from Viola have been arrested on multiple felony drug offenses following a home visit by the Arkansas State Police, Arkansas Department of Community Correction, the 16th Judicial District Drug Task Force and the Fulton County
Lady Bombers start basketball season Tuesday at Fayetteville
Basketball makes up the local Tuesday schedule as the Mountain Home High School girls will begin its season on the road. The Lady Bombers will head west to take on the Purple Dogs of Fayetteville. Mountain Home
MH boys finish 3rd in Pocahontas swim meet; girls end up 4th
The Mountain Home High School swim teams took part in a meet Monday at Pocahontas. The Bombers finished third on the boys’ side. Cabot was the winning team with Valley View ending up second. Mountain Home’s girls
Cotter girls fall to Mammoth Spring at Arvest tourney
The Cotter High School girls’ basketball team had a rough outing Monday in the Arvest Bank Tournament at Flippin. The Lady Warriors fell to Mammoth Spring 57-46. The Lady Bears were led by Brianna Hocum with 19
Bombers lose season opener to Paragould
The Mountain Home High School boys’ basketball team began the season on a losing note after a late lead slipped away. Matt Sharp has the details. Listen: right-click to download mp3 The Bombers fell at home to
Father, son charged in sexual indecency case
A father and son from Fulton County have been charged in connection with a sexual indecency case. According to the probable cause affidavits made available Monday, 76-year-old Larry Allan Ayling has been charged with a felony count
Flippin City Council sets budget workshop for Tuesday
The Flippin City Council has scheduled a workshop for Tuesday evening at 6:00. The council will work on the city’s budget for 2018. The workshop will be held in the administration office of the Flippin School District.
Gassville Planning, Zoning meets Tuesday
The Gassville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Tuesday evening at 6:00. The meeting will be held at the Gassville Community Center at 204 South School Street and is open to the public. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Norfork City Council meets Tuesday for workshop
The Norfork City Council will meet for a workshop on Tuesday evening at 6:30. The 2018 budget is on the agenda, as is a contract for the youth center. The meeting will be held at Norfork City
Donald W. Reynolds Library to host eBook help session
The Donald W. Reynolds Library is giving the community an opportunity to use its eBook and eAudiobook collection. The Library2Go Help Session is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 4:00. Attendees will need to bring their eReaders and
Scoreboard Roundup — 11/13/17
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores from today’s sports events: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONWashington 110, Sacramento 92Cleveland 104, N.Y. Knicks 101Milwaukee 110, Memphis 103New Orleans 106, Atlanta 105Minnesota 109, Utah 98L.A. Lakers 100, Phoenix 93Portland 99,
1 dead, 5 injured as powerful storm blasts western Washington
iStock/Thinkstock(RENTON, Wash.) — A woman was killed and at least five people were injured on Monday as damaging winds and heavy rain battered western Washington. The woman, a mother in her mid-30s, died in Renton, Wash. —
North Dakota beats UAPB in Rainbow Classic
HONOLULU (AP) Cortez Seales had 22 points, six rebounds and four assists to help North Dakota beat Arkansas-Pine Bluff 80-71 in the final night of Outrigger Resorts Rainbow Classic on Monday. The Fighting Hawks (2-1) pulled away with
Well-balanced Missouri dominates Wagner
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Kassius Robinson scored 23 points, Jontay Porter had 11 points and eight rebounds, and Missouri routed Wagner 99-55 on Monday night. The Tigers found no difficulty scoring in the absence of star freshman Michael Porter
Arkansas State downs Abilene Christian
JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) Deven Simms scored 22 points and grabbed seven rebounds and Arkansas State beat Abilene Christian 83-69 in its home opener on Monday night. Ty Cockfield scored 18 points for the Red Wolves (1-1), who trailed
Bombers lose season opener to Paragould
The Mountain Home High School boys’ basketball team began the season on a losing note after a late lead slipped away. Matt Sharp has the details. Listen: right-click to download mp3 The Bombers fell at home to
Former Penn State fraternity brothers face new charges in hazing death
Google Maps(STATE COLLEGE, Pa.) — New charges were announced on Monday against 17 former Penn State fraternity brothers in connection with video footage from the night of pledge Tim Piazza’s fatal fall earlier this year. The charges
MH Boys vs. Paragould
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After 8-hour standoff with police, Florida man told officers he was shooting rats in his yard
Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office(PALM HARBOR, Fla.) — A Florida man allegedly fired his shotgun at rodents dwelling in his backyard after authorities were called to his property on Sunday, police said. Stephen Jonas of Palm Harbor, Florida,
Seattle, Portland brace for damaging winds, heavy rain
ABC News(SEATTLE) — The first in a series of storms to impact the Pacific Northwest is hitting Monday, bringing heavy rain along the coastal areas and significant mountain snow across the interior. Here’s what you need to
Lakeview City Council meets Tuesday morning
The Lakeview City Council will meet Tuesday morning at 9:00 as a committee of the whole to work on the 2018 city budget. The meeting will be held at the Lloyd Travis Municipal Building. WebReadyTM Powered by
Briarcliff City Council sets November session for Tuesday
The regular November session of the Briarcliff City Council is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 3:00. The meeting will be held in the Briarcliff Clubhouse. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Donald W. Reynolds Library to host Teen Talks Tuesday
The Donald W. Reynolds Library is inviting area teens in seventh through 12th grades to its monthly Teen Talks Tuesday evening at 5:00. Mental health professional Letitia Olson will lead a discussion on eating disorders. Parents are
Adopted woman whose birth family thought she had died finally meets them at 66 years old
Courtesy Natalie Graves Tucker(EMPORIA, Va.) — Sylvia Kewer has always been a loner. The retired government worker told ABC News she had very few friends growing up in Emporia, Virginia. It wasn’t until three months ago that
Arkansas high schools to teach financial literacy
(AP) _ Arkansas students will be unable to graduate from high school without some understanding of financial planning, taxes and household budgeting.The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that lawmakers approved the Personal Finance and Job Readiness Act this
Joplin toddler dies of suspected child abuse; man arrested
(AP) _ A Joplin toddler has died, and a man suspect of abusing the boy has been arrested.Joplin police said in a statement that 3-year-old Jonathan Munoz-Bilbrey was pronounced dead around 2:45 p.m. Sunday at a hospital
Police looking for gunman who killed two fans at Atlanta rap concert
iStock/Thinkstock(ATLANTA) — An Atlanta rap concert became a melee on Sunday night after police said a fan in the crowd allegedly drew a pistol, killing two people and wounding two others before running away. The suspect, police
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2008 Chevrolet Suburban 4×4 LTZ 1500 4dr SUV
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Texas church shooter's ex-wife says he held a gun to her head
Scott Olson/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — The first wife of Devin Kelley, the Air Force veteran police say carried out a mass shooting at a rural Texas church last week, told “Inside Edition” that he abused her during
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