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Cabot local police are looking for witnesses who left a December 1st crash scene before the officers arrived

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Cabot, Arkansas – The Cabot police are trying to get in touch with people who they believe witnessed a crash that took place on...
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Pottsville residents team up with the local police to improve safety on the streets, speeding major issue for locals

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Pottsville, Arkansas – Local residents at one Pottsville street teamed up with the local police department in an effort to make drivers hit the...
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AT7T cell services down in some parts of Arkansas, Jefferson County 911 line not working

Dana Lamus -
Arkansas – AT&T phone service has been reported down for parts of south Arkansas and 911 line is not working in Jefferson County, AT&T...
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Parents, students afraid of the current Covid-19 situation, increasing number of students are enrolling for virtual learning in Pulaski County

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Pulaski County, Arkansas – More and more students are deciding to enroll to virtual learning as the number of new Covid-19 cases is still...
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Despite the increased capacity in an effort to meet the demand, the ICU availability in Arkansas is reaching zero, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson

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Arkansas – Arkansas health care system is coming closer to the breaking point as the Covid-19 surges across the state and the situation with...
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While majority of the Arkansas parents were urging school districts to enforce mask mandates, others sue schools that implemented mask requirement

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Arkansas – The recent Covid-19 situation is surely making every Arkansas resident unsure about their safety and the recent numbers will probably stay high...

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