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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Fayetteville Arkansas News Today is your daily source for the latest headlines and stories shaping Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas. From local government and business developments to the University of Arkansas, business growth, public safety, outdoor recreation, and community events across Washington County, we bring you the news that matters most—in just a few minutes each weekday. Whether you're a longtime resident, a student, a newcomer, or simply want to stay connected to one of the fastest-growing regions in the country, Fayetteville Arkansas News Today...
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Storm Watch at Razorback Stadium | Fayetteville Arkansas News 10.07.2026 1:11
Storms threaten Saturday’s massive Post Malone and Jelly Roll concert at Razorback Stadium, prompting University of Arkansas police and SEC safety protocols to go into high gear. With a strict 15-10-8 lightning policy and tornado warning readiness, fans may be asked to evacuate temporarily — first to concourses, then to designated safe zones — all while staying updated via screens, text alerts, an...
Adopt These 6 Energetic Puppies Now | Fayetteville Arkansas News 10.07.2026 1:21
Six adorable, playful mixed-breed puppies—nicknamed the McPuppies—are ready for their forever homes at Paws and Claws Pet Shelter in Huntsville. Energetic, friendly, and past their fragile newborn stage, these two-month-olds are bursting with personality and love. Perfect for families ready to welcome a loyal, joyful companion, they’re eager to meet new people and soak up attention. Visit the shel...
Iron Horse Coffee: 28 Years of Community | Fayetteville Arkansas News 10.07.2026 1:13
For 28 years, Iron Horse Coffee Company in Rogers, Arkansas, has been more than just a coffee shop—it’s a community heartbeat, quietly outlasting Starbucks in the county and watching generations grow up under its warm, unchanged roof. With loyal regulars, nostalgic memories, and a manager who calls it “an honor” to be part of so many lives, this local gem proves that staying true to your roots can...
Boots Badges Bandages Blood Drive | Fayetteville Arkansas News 10.07.2026 1:24
Rogers first responders square off in a热血 blood drive showdown, battling for bragging rights and a traveling trophy while helping supply life-saving blood to local hospitals. It’s more than competition—it’s community giving back to the heroes who protect us, one pint at a time. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@the...
Fort Smith Businesses Connect Fast | Fayetteville Arkansas News 10.07.2026 1:05
Fort Smith businesses hit the speed dating circuit—literally—for a high-energy networking event hosted by the Regional Chamber of Commerce, where local companies swapped business cards, shared lunch, and sparked new partnerships—all in a fun, fast-paced format designed to fuel growth through real connections. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. A...
Fort Smith Air Show Returns in 2027 | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:38
Fort Smith is set to roar back to life with the highly anticipated “Lightning Over the Fort Air Show” in 2027, returning after a decade-long hiatus since 2011. Scheduled for May 7-8 at the Fort Smith Regional Airport and Ebbing Air National Guard Base, this epic event will team up with the Steel Horse Rally downtown, bringing together aviation history, military pride, and STEM fun for all ages. Ex...
Fort Smith Rejects Mayor-Council Push Again | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:04
Fort Smith’s Board of Directors rejected a controversial proposal to switch from an administrator-led system to a mayor-council setup for the second time — but the fight isn’t over. Advocates from Revamp Fort Smith, led by Shayne McKinney, say they’ve gathered over 3,000 signatures to put the issue to voters, arguing the current system sidelines citizens. While some board members, like Jarred Rego...
Chief and Assistant Chief Face Uncertain Future | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:12
Arkoma’s town council meeting turned tense Tuesday as Police Chief Michael Ivy and Assistant Chief Mallory Speaks skipped the session amid mounting complaints — no decisions were made, but the mayor now holds the power to fire them. Chaos erupted when an angry blogger disrupted an interview with Mayor Bobby Weatherford, highlighting community frustration. The mayor’s authority to act remains on ho...
Arkansas Gains Education Flexibility | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:28
Arkansas is breaking free from federal education red tape with a new waiver that gives state leaders more control over $8.8 million in federal funds over four years, streamlining testing for advanced students, redefining how alternative education students are counted, and granting “Ed-Flex” authority to tailor programs to local needs—finally letting Arkansas lead its own education revolution. List...
Chief vs Mayor in Arkoma | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:13
Tensions explode in Arkoma as police chief Michael Ivy clashes with mayor Bobby Weatherford over control and fairness—after Ivy defended a Facebook post criticizing a former employee, claiming free speech, while the mayor pushes for temporary authority over their employment. A court denied Ivy’s restraining order, and tomorrow’s tense meeting could decide their futures—though Ivy insists the proce...
Bitcoin Depot Bankruptcy Hits Arkansas | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:35
Bitcoin Depot, the crypto kiosk company that once operated across Arkansas, has filed for bankruptcy — leaving behind a trail of transactions and potential refunds. These kiosks functioned like Bitcoin ATMs, letting users buy crypto with cash or debit cards without needing a bank account. The Arkansas Securities Department confirms over 2,300 transactions were processed through 92 machines last ye...
Centene Leaving ARHOME Medicaid | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:19
Arkansas’ ARHOME Medicaid program is undergoing a major shift as Centene Corporation, currently serving 70,000 beneficiaries, prepares to exit by 2027. The state’s Department of Human Services assures enrollees no action is needed yet, as they’ll smoothly transition coverage to alternative providers. ARHOME, which uses state funds to buy private insurance for low-income adults aged 19–64, will rem...
Teen Killed in Fort Smith Shooting | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:06
A tragic shooting in Fort Smith claims the life of a 16-year-old boy near the I-540 on-ramp Tuesday night. Police have officially classified it as a homicide and are actively investigating, urging anyone with information to come forward. The department is withholding details to protect the integrity of the case, but is asking the public for help in bringing closure to this heartbreaking loss. List...
Royals’ Caglianone Powers Into Derby | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:32
Jac Caglianone, first baseman for the Kansas City Royals, is set to crush homers in the Home Run Derby at All-Star Weekend in Philly — and he’s got minor league roots in Northwest Arkansas to fuel his power. After tearing it up with 9 HRs in 38 games for the Naturals in 2025 and making his MLB debut that same year, Caglianone’s been on fire this season with 14 homers, 78 hits, and 33 RBIs in 86 ga...
Ford Recalls 110K Vehicles for Safety | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:26
Ford’s recalling over 110K vehicles including Mustang Mach-E, GTD, and newer Mustangs due to serious safety issues — one could cause unexpected movement or power loss, the other leaves you blind in winter blizzards. Owners get notices by July, with fixes scheduled for late 2026 and early 2027 — all free at any Ford dealership. Stay safe, stay informed. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli P...
Parrot Island Honors Military Families | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:18
Parrot Island Waterpark is throwing a patriotic party for military families this Saturday, July 11th—free admission for active-duty service members and veterans, plus half-off tickets for up to three family members. The park’s open from 10 AM to 7 PM with all its splashy attractions, including a VFW Duck Day Race at 2 PM. General Manager Drew Peterson calls it a cherished tradition to honor those...
Teen Arrested in Fort Smith Shooting | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:18
A deadly shooting in Fort Smith has警方 issued an arrest warrant for 19-year-old Jasmine Ashanti Johnston, charged with first-degree murder and aggravated robbery after a 16-year-old male was fatally injured near the I-540 and Kelley Highway on-ramp. Authorities are urging the public to come forward with tips through CrimeStoppers for a $2,000 reward, as the investigation remains active and detail...
Gentry Joins National Speeding Crackdown | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:35
Gentry, Arkansas is rolling up its sleeves for a nationwide speeding crackdown from July 10th to 31st, part of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s “Speeding Slows You Down” campaign. Law enforcement across the country is zero-tolerance on speeding — even a slight overage is illegal — as speeding causes deadly accidents. Gentry PD urges drivers to obey posted limits, ditch distractions, and pri...
20 Local Heroes Get $5K Grants | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:36
Twenty community leaders across Northwest Arkansas are each receiving $5,000 to fuel grassroots efforts that build trust, connection, and belonging—from speed-friending events and queer craft corners to tech programs for girls and mutual aid through churches. These local heroes, ranging from vintage bookstore owners to Afghan women’s tutors, are recognized by Weaving NWA for their tireless work st...
Turn Family History Into Stories | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:03
Unlock your family’s legacy with the Fayetteville Public Library’s genealogy writing workshop—where all that research turns into compelling stories. Held every first Wednesday from 12:30 to 2 PM, it’s your chance to craft narratives, experiment with styles, and get feedback from fellow history lovers. No experience needed, no waiting—just dive in whenever you’re ready to bring your family’s tale t...
Arkansas Gas Prices Surge Amid Global Tensions | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:46
Gas prices in Arkansas are surging, climbing five cents to an average of $3.47 per gallon — a stark contrast to last year’s lower rates. Middle East tensions are fueling the spike, sending ripple effects through global markets. Hot Springs and Pine Bluff lead with $3.45, while Texarkana offers the cheapest at $3.41. Nationally, prices sit at $3.85, with Hawaii topping the list at $5.46 and Indiana...
Ed McClure's Legacy Lives On | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:20
Arkansas Public Theatre mourns the loss of Ed McClure, its visionary founder and artistic director for over forty years, whose legacy as a stage pioneer, community leader, and lawyer continues to shape the city’s cultural and civic life. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level new...
Body Found in West Fork River | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:17
A body was found in the West Fork White River after friends searching for a missing man spotted it via drone. The 41-year-old, Julio Alfredo Matias-Gomez, from Fayetteville, had gone missing after saying he was heading out for an ATV ride — and hadn’t been heard from in two days. Firefighters had to hike far from the road to reach the site, and while initial confirmation was pending, authorities i...
Freedom 250 Museum Rolls Into Poteau | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:34
Step into American history like never before with the Freedom 250 mobile museum rolling into Poteau for its 250th anniversary celebration! This interactive, hands-on exhibit brings two centuries of U.S. history to life—from colonial roots to futuristic tech—right at the Donald W. Reynolds Center from July 13–16. Local leaders like Mayor Scotty White and Chamber’s Karen Wages are thrilled Poteau, a...
Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Hits U.S. Hard | Fayetteville Arkansas News 09.07.2026 1:42
A nasty parasite called Cyclospora is causing explosive diarrhea across the U.S., with over 145 cases reported between May and June — and Michigan, New York, Ohio, Illinois, and North Carolina leading the outbreak. Usually rare in the States, this bug spreads via contaminated food and water, often tied to fresh produce like lettuce and raspberries. The CDC is still investigating, with no single so...
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