News of the Ark-La-Tex
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Parks & Rec sets October schedule of events
The City of Texarkana, Texas, Parks and Recreation Department have an exciting line up of events coming to you in October:
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Oklahoma woman charged in drunk driving accident that left one dead, two injured
An Oklahoma woman has been charged with murder in a July 2021 crash that left one dead.
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Longview police investigating after pedestrian in motorized wheelchair killed by vehicle
Longview police are investigating after a pedestrian in a motorized wheelchair was killed after being struck by a car early Tuesday morning.
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Texarkana DAR chapter honors Little River County veterans
The Daughters of the American Revolution’s Texarkana chapter made an appearance at a dedication honoring a pair of World War II veterans on Tuesday.
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Miller County offices moving back to Courthouse
Miller County offices will be moving back into the Courthouse.
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Former TISD teacher arrested over inappropriate relationship with student
A former TISD teacher has been arrested on charges related to an inappropriate relationship with a student.
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Inmate who died in Hempstead Detention Center identified
An inmate whose death sparked an investigation at the Hempstead County Detention Center on Friday has been identified.
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Oklahoma man arrested for 1993 murder in McCurtain County
McCurtain County authorities have made in arrest in a murder that happened 29 years ago.
Latest National Headlines
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Mexican man dies after being shot at US Border Patrol station in Texas
A Mexican man was shot at a U.S. Border Patrol Station and died at the hospital soon after. Border Patrol says agents were involved in the shooting.
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Rescuers save 275 parrots after sanctuary owners refused to evacuate from Hurricane Ian
After a Florida couple refused to evacuate and abandon their flock of exotic birds amid Hurricane Ian, volunteers helped rescue 275 parrots and two lemurs.
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New York Times column predicts ‘wild ride’ if Musk buys Twitter: He will ‘put thumb on scale’ of 2024 election
In a Wednesday column, New York Times tech reporter Kevin Roose predicted Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter would result in a "revolt" of its progressive employees.
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Kansas gubernatorial battle: Democratic Gov. Kelly and GOP Atty. Gen. Schmidt face-off
Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly of Kansas and Republican challenger and state Attorney General Derek Schmidt on Wednesday debate for the second and final time ahead of November’s election
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Los Angeles biotech investor pleads not guilty in Vermont murder-for-hire conspiracy
An LA biotech investor pleaded not guilty in the murder-for-hire conspiracy of a 2018 Vermont homicide. If convicted, the man could go to prison for life.
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Fauci wishes he had been 'more careful' in COVID messaging, blames 'sound bites'
Dr. Anthony Fauci wishes he had been more careful with his words in the opening days of the pandemic. He argues critics used "sound bites" to take him out of context.
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At least 12 armed citizens have thwarted crimes in just the last 60 days
There have been at least a dozen times between August and September of armed individuals thwarting an attack or crime by firing their gun or simply displaying it.
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Putin orders Russian government to take over Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant following annexation
Europe's largest nuclear power plant faces renewed security threats as Russia says it will now 'supervise' the Zaporzhzhia power station following annexation.
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Business Wire News
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Clinical Pilot Study Published in Journal of Wound Care Looks at a Better Solution for Surgical Site Dressings
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Study Published in Journal of Wound Care Looks at DrySee as a Better Solution for Surgical Site Dressings
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Hospitals Set Disinfection Records; LightStrike Germ-Zapping Robots Complete 35 Million Cycles in Healthcare Facilities Worldwide
SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #COVID19--Proactive hospitals are using Xenex LightStrike UV-C disinfection robots to quickly destroy viruses, bacteria and spores that lurk on surfaces.
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Avita Announces Acquisition of AbsoluteCare Atlanta
PLANO, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Avita, an award-winning national pharmacy services organization with a focus on LGBTQ+, HIV, PrEP, gender-affirming, and sexual wellness care, has completed an asset acquisition of AbsoluteCare Atlanta’s medical center and pharmacy. The transaction enables Avita to broaden its impact beyond pharmacy services to a robust portfolio of integrated health care solutions and signifies a deeper dedication to providing equitable health care access for the covered entity p
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