SUMMARY: Meteorologist Majestic Storm reports a calm Monday morning with afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s to mid-60s and mostly cloudy skies. However, a significant weather system approaches tonight, leading to a potential severe weather event on Tuesday. Residents of Northwest Arkansas should prepare for strong thunderstorms, severe winds, hail, and possible tornadoes. The storm prediction center indicates a level 3 out of 5 risk for severe weather in parts of Arkansas. Heavy rain is expected early Tuesday, impacting morning commutes. There may also be a wintry mix Tuesday night into Wednesday before the system moves out. Stay tuned for updates.

Preparing for strong storms Tuesday morning

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Drake Foley reports a pleasant Saturday with temperatures in the 30s to low 40s in northwest Arkansas, warming into the 60s in the river valley. It’s a great day for outdoor activities, but by Sunday evening, temperatures will cool down and showers may start, potentially lingering into Monday morning. A major weather event is expected on Tuesday, with a 30% chance of severe storms in parts of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely, with lingering showers into Wednesday morning. Stay tuned to 4029 for updates as this evolving system develops.

40/29 Meteorologist Drake Foley says Saturday is a great day for outdoor activities ahead of what could be a messy end to the weekend.

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SUMMARY: The city aims to enhance public safety by improving 911 response times, increasing foot and Mountain Patrols, and engaging with communities to foster trust. Despite a reduction in crime, the city will also integrate non-uniform support like social workers in crisis response teams. Housing is declared a public health crisis, with plans for 150 new affordable housing units and a dedicated Housing Trust Fund. Neighborhood revitalization efforts will continue through initiatives like Project Impact, which tackles blight and infrastructure needs. Additionally, investments in downtown Little Rock aim to attract visitors and enhance community life, with planned upgrades to amenities and public spaces.

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. emphasized crime response and boosting tourism to the city as key goals for 2025.

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