News from the South - Arkansas News Feed
Arkansas's top news stories | Sept. 29, 2024
SUMMARY: In tonight’s broadcast, Brooke Buckner, Nick Lutrol, and meteorologist Simone Thomas address the recent disappointing Arkansas Razorbacks game against Texas A&M. Despite the loss, the team anticipates a better performance at home next year. On a brighter note, fall weather brings milder temperatures and more sunshine this week after the remnants of Hurricane Helen. In local news, Natasha Troop faces capital murder charges, while Kylin Neil is charged with second-degree murder. Maya Ellison highlights Pine Hill Ranch’s equine therapy program, promoting mental health through horse interactions. Lastly, consumers see a drop in mortgage rates, and Hurricane Helen’s aftermath affects Southern states.
Brooke Buckner delivers the top Arkansas news stories for September 29, 2024, including how police have now made an arrest in a Pulaski County shooting.
News from the South - Arkansas News Feed
President-elect Trump confirms plan for mass deportation
SUMMARY: President-elect Donald Trump is finalizing senior positions for his administration while preparing for a large-scale deportation operation. Trump has been considering Howard Lutnick and hedge fund manager Scott Basset for Treasury Secretary. Basset, advocating for economic growth, highlighted potential manufacturing and energy gains. Trump has also emphasized a mass deportation plan, starting on his first day in office, which would involve declaring a national emergency and using military assets. The operation would focus on criminals and national security threats. Although estimated to cost billions, the plan’s supporters believe it will ultimately save money.
Donald Trump continues to prepare for a widespread deportation operation, saying that it will be considered a national …
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AJ's Oyster House hosts benefit for Bricktown Brewery workers
SUMMARY: After a devastating fire at Bricktown Brewery, one of Fort Smith’s oldest buildings, the general manager reported a total loss inside, leaving many employees without jobs. In response, a benefit was organized at AJ’s Oyster House to support these workers. Local restaurants and businesses rallied together, raising funds through auctions, demonstrating community solidarity. Attendees expressed gratitude for the opportunity to unite and assist those in need during this crisis. The event highlighted not only the loss but also the strength and resilience of the Fort Smith community as they begin the rebuilding process.
Bricktown Brewery is closed after everything was lost in a fire
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Questions remain over President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks
SUMMARY: During a recent segment on Face the Nation, Republican Representative French Hill discussed the Senate’s upcoming confirmation process for President-elect Trump’s cabinet nominees, including Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense. Hill emphasized Hegseth’s military background and anticipated scrutiny during confirmation. Concerns also surround Trump’s attorney general nominee, Matt Gaetz, facing potential rejection due to ongoing investigations related to sex trafficking and misconduct. Gaetz has denied any wrongdoing related to these allegations. Meanwhile, Hegseth is under fire for a past incident involving a sexual assault accusation, which he claims was settled to avoid litigation.
There have been several concerns over some of President-elect Donald Trump’s controversial cabinet picks and their ability to be …
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