Texarkana, Arkansas is moving to upgrade its emergency alert system.
Texarkana, Arkansas is moving to upgrade its emergency alert system. On Monday, the city’s Board of Directors approved a five-year deal with Federal Signal to repair and maintain all 14 outdoor warning sirens. The $69,000-a-year agreement includes replacing three non-working sirens. The project will be funded through a tax-exempt lease agreement with NCL Government Capital.
Miller County Detention Officer Arrested on Felony Charge After K-9 Search
Texas and Arkansas Voters Head to Polls for 2026 Primary Election
Texarkana Nurse Charged with Exploiting Stroke Victim
Texarkana Arkansas Police Warn of Amazon Text Scam
Two Arrested, Three Wanted in $150,000 Fraud Case