Public Service Announcement

Silvermoon Children’s Theatre on Broad Street in Historic downtown Texarkana will present "Charlotte's Web" November 19-22 in person or streaming video

The latest recalls from the Consumer Product Safety Commission include Kohl's 3-wick Sonoma candles, Ring Video Doorbells, Fire Pit Tables from Big Lots and more.

Americans across the country celebrate Veterans Day on November 11, a special day to salute the men and women who have bravely served our country in the military.

Interesting selection of the latest recalls from the Consumer Product Safety Commission including toddler boots from Target, a climbing treestand from Alliance Outdoor Products and a Traveller Mug from Yeti.

COVID-19 is still an issue in our area and now you can find out if you have the virus for free in Texarkana.

This Saturday, October 17, there will be a Hancock Family Fundraiser at New Boston Pharmacy located at 409 North East Front Street but the time has changed to 1 PM - 6 PM.

Texans may think they know how to correctly install and use their children’s car seats, but nearly 60 percent of the time they’re used incorrectly. That’s why TxDOT is helping drivers keep their children safe on the road.

The Texarkana Arkansas Police Department has announced its annual "Drug Take-Back Day," on Saturday, October 24, from 8AM - Noon.

Governor Greg Abbott today released a new public service announcement (PSA) encouraging Texans to get a flu shot. Getting a flu shot is especially important this season to help keep hospitalizations down during the state's ongoing response to COVID-19. In the PSA, the Governor notes that the flu vaccine is an effective way to reduce the chances of contracting and spreading the flu.

Texarkana and the surrounding area is in need of all types of blood, according to LifeShare Blood Services, the blood supply is critically low. An emergency alert in place due to depleted blood supply.

With a growing number of discarded face masks, gloves, and sanitizing wipes found littering roadways and parking lots, Don’t mess with Texas called on the help of some celebrity friends to remind fellow Texans that the only safe way to dispose of used Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is in a trash can.

While there may be less traffic on the roads this Labor Day weekend, TxDOT is urging those who choose to go out and celebrate to plan ahead for a sober ride before any drinking begins.