Police log
Jan. 13
Local News
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WATCH | Some local schools resume classes while others wait
Several Garland County public schools are set to resume classes today following last week's winter storm, though some will start late.
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Slick spots linger from last week’s winter weather
The county says the company it contracts for weekly collection of more than 20,000 residential trash carts is doing its best to make up for Friday's lost day.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCHI St. Vincent Hot Springs keeps running during snowstorm, staff stays onsite
Thanks to plenty of early warning, CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs was prepared for the snow and ice that blanketed much of the state late last week.
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WATCH | Warming shelter seeks overnight volunteers, plans to stay open through Wednesday morning
Requests on social media from the coordinators of the warming shelter at the Hot Springs Community Resource Center, 109 Hobson Ave., have been answered, but vo…
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Entergy: Damaged docks may require a permit to make repairs
Entergy Arkansas posted a reminder on social media Monday that dock owners who may have sustained damage due to last week's heavy snowfall may need a permit to…
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Subscriber ExclusiveRoyal man allegedly tries to burn down house with fiancee, four children inside
ROYAL -- A Royal man was arrested early Friday after allegedly choking his fiancee and trying to burn down their house with her and her four children inside.
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Subscriber ExclusiveShots fired call, vehicle stuck in snow leads to two felony arrests
An investigation into a report of shots fired involving a vehicle stuck in the snow ultimately resulted in the arrest of two local men on felony drug charges e…
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Police log
Jan. 9
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Warming shelter in dire need of volunteers to keep operating through Wednesday
Volunteers are greatly needed at the emergency warming shelter at the Hot Springs Community Resource Center, 109 Hobson Ave., organizers said Monday morning.
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Subscriber ExclusiveProposed parking fees are too high for downtown residents
The Hot Springs Board of Directors failed to reach a consensus on the cost of parking permits for downtown residents for a second time on Tuesday, tabling the …
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Subscriber ExclusiveFather charged in daughter’s shooting death found fit to proceed
A local man charged with first-degree murder in the May 2023 shooting death of his 6-year-old daughter was found fit to proceed for a second time last week fol…
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Subscriber ExclusiveSQZBX pizza: Celebrates 7 years; expansion to open
SQZBX Brewery and Pizza, which recently celebrated its seventh anniversary, closed for renovations last week and plans to reopen this week with a full bar.
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‘Here to serve’: NPMC continues operation through winter storm
As much of Hot Springs was effectively shut down by heavy snow on Friday, area hospitals and medical offices, along with emergency agencies, continued to serve…
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NPC’s food pantry sees growth
The Helping Hawks Food Pantry at National Park College is growing after receiving donations from such community groups as the Blue and You Foundation, Entergy,…
