The Miller County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an early morning shooting incident between a homeowner and an armed intruder at a residence on Miller County road 295,
Texarkana Arkansas Police have arrested a suspect accused of robbing Commercial National Bank in downtown Texarkana early Friday morning. The suspect has been identified as John Robert Keith Daugherty, a 33-year-old male, who holds a Texas Drivers License and an address in Azle, Texas.
Texas A&M-Texarkana will be offering an 11-week Ophthalmic Assistant/Optician training course that will prepare students with the necessary skills to begin a new career in the eye-care industry.
A man wanted on charges for failing to register as a sex offender and possession of child pornography was arrested today after a traffic stop near the intersection of Highway 59 and Randall Road.
Texas DPS troopers, Bowie County Deputies, and K9 handlers from the Telford Unit in New Boston were able to capture a suspect that ran from a routine traffic stop earlier today. The Liberty Eylau Primary School went on lockdown, then to lockout status. Michael Basham, 29, of Aledo Texas was captured just after 2:00 p.m.
Texarkana’s Discovery Place Children’s Museum will be hosting a series of fun and interactive “Saturday Boredom Buster Workshops”. We have the schedule posted here!
Texarkana Police believe this is the suspect they are looking for in a case of hot checks being written at 3 different Walmart stores all in the same day. Do you recognize him?
The University of Arkansas-Cossatot Colts Rodeo Team will host NIRA competitors from across the Ozark region on Thursday, April 27 at the Four States Fairgrounds Entertainment Center in the 7th Annual UA Cossatot College Rodeo.
The Texas Department of Public Safety reports that a Cass County man was killed in a single-vehicle accident on county road 1841 six miles east of Bivins, Texas.
Texas A&M-Texarkana will host award-winning poet Dr. Jericho Brown for a poetry workshop and reading on Thursday, April 27. The workshop will get underway at 4 p.m. and the poetry reading is set for 6 p.m. Both events are free and open to the public.