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Arkansas's top news stories | August 3, 2024
SUMMARY: On THV11, Sarah Horowitz discusses a sunny weekend weather update. Meteorologist Simone Thomas notes a slight respite from the heat wave, with Little Rock reaching 95ยฐF. The heat wave continues into its sixth day, primarily due to consecutive high temperatures since July 29. In crime news, an active homicide investigation is underway in North Little Rock following the discovery of a body. Meanwhile, Parkview Baptist Church celebrates merging with Amboy Baptist Church after tornado damage. Additionally, St. Mark Baptist Church held a back-to-school health fair, providing free immunizations and school supplies. Lastly, a DOJ lawsuit against TikTok for privacy violations is highlighted.
Sarah Horbacewicz presents Arkansas’s top news stories for August 3, 2024, including details on a homicide investigation in North Little Rock.
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Harris & Trump debate for first time on Tuesday | What to expect
SUMMARY: This week marks a crucial moment in the presidential race, with just one day until the first debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. While Harris is focused on debate preparation, she also engaged with Pittsburgh shoppers and introduced her campaign’s policy proposals on issues like the economy and immigration. In contrast, Trump criticized Harris and Biden during a campaign event in Wisconsin, reiterating false claims about election cheating. Recent polls indicate tight races in Battleground States like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, highlighting the significance of the upcoming debate for both candidates.
It’s a pivotal week in the race for the White House as Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will debate for the first time on Tuesday.
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Arkansas National Gaurd Expanding Locally
SUMMARY: The Arkansas National Guard has enhanced its 142nd Artillery Brigade by reactivating the “Charlie Battery,” which adds nearly 80 soldiers. Previously deactivated in 2011, the battery’s return aims to bolster both local and national defense capabilities. Commander Andrew Stengel, a former ROTC cadet, expressed his excitement and readiness for the significant responsibility. The reestablishment of this battery will improve the brigade’s readiness and firepower, contributing to the overall effectiveness of the military in Arkansas, which is deemed crucial for national security. More details will follow as the situation develops.
Arkansas National Gaurd Expanding Locally
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Gov. Sarah Sanders discusses upcoming presidential debate
SUMMARY: Arkansas Governor Sarah Sanders discussed the upcoming debate on ABC’s “This Week,” highlighting her previous role as Mr. Trump’s press secretary and her participation in practice sessions for the 2020 vice-presidential debate. She emphasized the importance of showcasing the significant contrasts between the candidates. Sanders also noted that Trump prepares for debates by engaging with voters nationwide, stating, “He prepares every single day.” She expressed her satisfaction in seeing the debate take place and reflected on the challenges of stepping into Vice President Harris’s mindset during her preparation.
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders appeared on ABC’sย “This Week” Sunday morning to talk about Tuesday’s presidential debate.
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