Texarkana News

Who's ready to win some CASH! How about a shot at $1000 twice a day, weekdays in May? You've found the right place.

If you haven't met Ramin Karimloo yet, now is as good a time as any!

Ross Perot stepped up to the plate to save Texarkana College and challenged the community to get involved. Now the College is honoring Mr. Perot's commitment to his old hometown.

Students interested in attending Texas A&M-Texarkana are invited to attend an Eagle Open House this Friday and Saturday, February 22-23.

Spring will be here before you know it, and along with it the best chance for severe weather this year.

A high school junior from the Southwest Arkansas Electric REA service area will have a chance to win an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. this June.

The Arkansas State Highway & Transportation Department will be installing overhead signs on Interstate 30 overnight tonight weather permitting.

With more than 50 floats, and 130 vendors, Texarkana's first Mardi Gras celebration and the Krewe of Koinonia parade is shaping up to be nothing less than SPECTACULAR!

The Central Arkansas Library System's Cox Creative Center will host Bridging the Burden: In Their Shoes, an exhibition honoring Arkansas Soldiers who have died in the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars.

The Hope school district was on lockdown for a while today and the University of Arkansas at Hope shut down early today because of threats.

A Florida man was arrested after he butt-dialed authorities who overheard his conversation about the sale of drugs.

On Tuesday, January 29, 2013, Texas Governor Rick Perry told Texans something the rest of the country would sure like to hear, that he wants Texans to get some of their money back.