Texarkana

The novel coronavirus has brought adverse effects on non-profit organizations’ fundraising efforts.

The state has seen 3,549 new cases reported since Wednesday, with 16 deaths, 38 additional hospitalizations, and five people on ventilators.

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.

There were seven wrecks on I-30 in Texarkana Tuesday afternoon, and it caused quite the traffic nightmare.

The name has changed, but the mission remains the same: providing Texarkana, Ark. students with a quality education.

Police are also reminding drivers it’s illegal to pass a school bus from any direction while the bus’s red lights are flashing.

The first bell at Hope High School this morning signaled the start of the new school year.

Gov. Hutchinson says the vaccination rates among Medicaid recipients are “very low.”

Interactive map of where to get a COVID-19 vaccine in the ArkLaTex

The State of Arkansas reached its all-time high number of COVID-related hospitalizations Monday, Aug. 9 at nearly 1,400. Many hospitals say they’re running out of beds for patients.

Cargill and privately held Continental Grain formed a joint venture to acquire Sanderson and will pay $203 per share in cash for a company that last year processed more than 4.8 billion pounds of meat.

2021 Miss Arkansas Wheelchair Audrey Williams will compete for Miss Wheelchair America this week.

It’s tax free weekend in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma.

An Arkansas judge has temporarily blocked the state from enforcing a law that prevents schools and other governmental agencies from requiring masks.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson held a news conference Friday afternoon to discuss the special legislative session.

Another ArkLaTex law enforcement officer has died due to complications of COVID-19.

It was a debate between personal freedom and the ability to protect children Thursday as a House committee voted against two bills on the mask in schools issue.

Little Rock’s schools and an east Arkansas school district where hundreds of staff and students are quarantining because of a COVID-19 outbreak are suing the state over its mask mandate ban.

Lawmakers who attended the hearing asked several questions including the use of clean masks by young children, protecting children in a vulnerable situation, postponing the school year until at least Labor Day and leaving a decision in the hands of parents and local districts, instead of lawmakers.

Several legislators have introduced bills to amend ban on mask mandates

A overturned semi is blocking all traffic in Texarkana, Arkansas

Marion School District Superintendent Glen Fenter is calling on Arkansas lawmakers to make changes to its laws regarding mask mandates.

A Northwest Arkansas woman was arrested after her mother was found mummified and wrapped in newspaper.

COVID-19 vaccination clinics continue to pop up here in the ArkLaTex. One clinic in Texarkana is aimed at getting teens ready for the start of the school.

In the past 24 hours, the state recorded an additional 2,343 new cases with 30,756 vaccines administered.

Two Arkansas parents are suing the state and seeking to overturn its law prohibiting schools and other governmental bodies from requiring face masks.

It has taken four years, but a Texarkana man learned his fate in court Monday morning (Aug. 2) for killing a woman with whom he shared an apartment.

More options may soon be on the way for commercial travel in the ArkLaTex thanks to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s small community development air service program.

White SUV in which he fled from apartment complex parking lot was found at a residence on the Texas side, authorities say

Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Thursday that the state is in a public health emergency and has re-instituted a public health emergency in the state for 60 days. The governor also called for a special session next week.