1.8K reactions · 165 shares | ️ #HistoryLives explores the rich and often sordid history of Hot Springs, Arkansas! In this episode of History Lives, host Chuck Dodson unravels the story of the building power struggle between the Hot Springs Police Department and the Garland County Sheriff's Office—until the day the line between law and lawlessness blurred with deadly consequences in 1899. #VisitHotSprings #SoakItUp | Visit Hot Springs | Facebook

🚓 High-speed pursuit video | An Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a white Chevrolet Camaro on I-40 in Crittenden County before the driver fled at speeds over 100 mph, crossing into Tennessee. The pursuit ended after the vehicle exited the interstate in Memphis. Full details and video in the story. 🔗 https://neareport.com/2026/01/18/high-speed-pursuit-on-i-40-ends-after-suspect-crosses-into-tennessee/ | NEA Report

Deep History of the High Road The landscape of Southeast Arkansas is, at its core, a story of geologic tension. Water—relentless, patient, and unforgiving—carved a terrain of elevated ridges and sprawling bottomlands that has dictated human movement for thousands of years. From this tension emerged the region’s most enduring artifact of continuity: the High Road. Known historically as the Chemin-A-Haut and later the Louisiana Trace, this ancient corridor was never merely a convenient path. It wa

Darin Wood, chairman of the Howard County Republican Committee is live on the Morning Ride. | Southwest Arkansas Radio

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