Branson’s only warming center, House of Hope, fills up with people when the weather turns cold. However, challenges can arise when several people are housed in one space.
Earlier this year, Preferred Family Healthcare agreed to pay more than $8 million in forfeiture and restitution to the federal government and the state of Arkansas under the terms of a non-prosecution agreement, which acknowledges the criminal conduct of its former officers and employees.
In the lawsuit, being filed Thursday in a federal court in Missouri, the Republican states argue that Biden’s cancellation plan is “not remotely tailored to address the effects of the pandemic on federal student loan borrowers,” as required by the 2003 federal law that the administration is using as legal justification.
Longtime big league catcher and manager John Wathan announced Wednesday that he will retire after this season, ending a career in professional baseball that included 47 of 51 years spent with the Kansas City Royals.
The Chiefs used journeyman Matt Ammendola the past two weeks in place of Butker, who sprained his plant ankle when he slipped on the shoddy turf in Arizona in Week 1.
The city of Springfield invites residents and property owners to a public meeting to discuss how they can benefit from the Grant Avenue Parkway Project.
A worker at Republic's Amazon Fulfillment Center has been overcoming a fatal cancer diagnosis that was made back before the turn of the century when she was seven years-old.
The city of Harrison’s committee on homelessness presented its final report before the city council last week, sharing findings from a nearly nine-month-long study.
If you want to get a peek into Commercial Street's future, you can attend a public meeting on how the Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District money is allocated.
An Arkansas state senator won’t have access to Senate offices and can’t participate in legislative meetings after the Senate on Tuesday ruled he made a frivolous ethics complaint against a fellow lawmaker in retaliation for sanctions he received earlier this year.
A Cedar County, Missouri judge on Tuesday allowed a Christian boarding school to remain open for now, scheduling two days of hearings in October to determine its fate after multiple current and former students alleged widespread abuse.
A newborn may be the single biggest adjustment men will make in their life. The new member of your family will require care, time, and an adjustment to your sleep schedule.
The school and the Department of Justice scheduled the listening session with students as part of an ongoing investigation of student-on-student harassment.
Forecasters expect Hurricane Ian to strike the Gulf Coast as a Category 4 hurricane as early as Wednesday. And a couple of organizations in the Ozarks are ready to assist.
The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) wants to remind candidates running for political office and their supporters that it is unlawful to place campaign signs on any highway right-of-way in Arkansas.
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