Many questions remain following a shooting inside a popular restaurant in downtown Texarkana, Ark. that sent one man to the hospital. Now, Arkansas State Police has been called in to investigate.
Arkansas lawmakers gave final approval Wednesday to legislation requiring employers to let their workers opt out of getting the COVID-19 vaccine, a move opposed by the state’s Republican governor, business groups and hospitals.
Texarkana Arkansas Police Chief Kristie Bennett says in 2020, concerns over COVID-19 caused the cancellation of National Night Out in her city. She says there are still concerns this year, but felt it was important for the community and the police department to rebound.
Working in the field of public safety can be a stressful job that affects one’s mental health. A group of Texarkana police officers are trying to bring a bit of relief to fellow first responders.
Many school districts across America are making adjustments as the year progresses due to the COVID-19 Delta variant. However, in Arkansas, the courts are now involved in the COVID battle.
Keeping the community safe: that’s what leaders with the Miller County Health Unit say about a mass flu clinic held Wednesday, Sept. 29 in the ArkLaTex.
A Texarkana, Ark. school teacher is hoping this Saturday (Oct. 2) will be a day to empower more than 100 young girls to set positive goals for the future.
A judge found probable cause Wednesday to charge 53-year-old Edward Lee Thurman with aggravated assault, first-degree terroristic threatening, and third-degree battery.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to be top of mind for many people in the ArkLaTex region, the country, and the world. KSLA aims to be your go-to source for what you need to know as the vaccination effort continues.
A missing Mississippi County girl who was the subject of an Endangered Child Advisory from the Arkansas State Police has been found safe, according to Mississippi County Sheriff Dale Cook.
On Wednesday, Sept. 15, the Biden administration began notifying governors of how many Afghan refugees to expect from the first group of about 37,000 people are set to be resettled in their respective states.
More help is available in southwest Arkansas for hospitals overrun with COVID-19 patients and some pharmacies are doing more than just administering vaccines.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson says federal vaccination mandates announced by President Joe Biden hurt efforts to overcome the public’s resistance to taking the COVID-19 vaccine.
COVID-19 has caused ArkLaTex schools to make adjustments to provide a quality education to students. One Texarkana, Ark. elementary school has become one of 11 schools in the state to try something different to keep student learning moving forward.
COVID-19 vaccination rates appear to be increasing now that the FDA has given full approval for the Pfizer vaccine, but the negative effects of the virus continue to plague Arkansas hospitals.
