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  • Kicking off National Cyber Security month

    Kicking off National Cyber Security month

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  • Zeta Tau Alpha honors Breast Cancer Awareness month

    Zeta Tau Alpha honors Breast Cancer Awareness month

    Photo Courtesy of  Zeta Tau Alpha Epsilon By: Maddy Terril FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Oct. 1 marks the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Zeta Tau Alpha (ZTA) puts all of its philanthropic efforts towards breast cancer education and awareness all year, but especially during this month.  The Vice President of Philanthropy and Service, Mackenzie…

  • UREC offers personal training

    UREC offers personal training

    By: Maddy Terril FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV)- University Recreation (UREC) offers personal training for students and members of the campus gyms.  The format is one-hour private and personalized sessions to assist clients in their health and wellness goals.  McKenna Barnhill is a nationally certified personal trainer for UREC.  Barnhill starts with each of her clients in…

  • Animal services take measures with overcrowding in their shelter

    Animal services take measures with overcrowding in their shelter

    Photo Curtesy: Will Raburn By: Paige Edmund FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.  (UATV) — With October around the corner, pet adoption rates are slowing down, but adoptable pets are not. Working to counteract overcrowding in shelters, Fayetteville Animal Services will be waiving adoption fees starting Tuesday, Oct. 1, and going through Tuesday, Oct. 15. This fall adoption event…

  • Zeta Tau Alpha set up pink lights for breast cancer awareness

    Zeta Tau Alpha set up pink lights for breast cancer awareness

    Photo Curtesy: Jeffery Johnson By: Paige Edmund FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV) — Even though Christmas is still months away, Zeta Tau Alpha is making sure that their lights have a deeper meaning this year.  The lights will be pink this year to signify Breast Cancer Awareness and the struggle that many women and men face.  Each…

  • Fayetteville Public Library reopens, reminiscing on events when closed

    Fayetteville Public Library reopens, reminiscing on events when closed

    By: Paige Edmund FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — The Fayetteville Public Library has been closed for maintenance repairs and will reopen on Tuesday, Oct. 1 with normal operating hours. The library found ways to interact with the community during the renovation by bringing books to the community.  The FPL on Wheels Bookmobile followed their youth and…

  • Weekend forecast update (9/27/2024)

    Weekend forecast update (9/27/2024)

    By: Joshua Wisel FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV)- It’s Friday, which means we’ve made it to another weekend here in Fayetteville, and weekends mean football! Even though the game is in Dallas, we’ve still got you covered regarding the forecast!  To start, we’ll look at our local forecast for Fayetteville. Today another mostly sunny fall-like day is…

  • Major hurricane set to impact parts of Florida coast by Thursday

    Major hurricane set to impact parts of Florida coast by Thursday

    By: Joshua Wisel TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UATV)- As Tropical Cyclone Nine is forecasted to impact parts of the state of Florida as a major hurricane by Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for 41 of the 67 counties in the state. On Monday morning at 11:00 a.m. Eastern, Gov. Ron DeSantis declared…

  • University of Arkansas Commuter Survey in September 2024

    University of Arkansas Commuter Survey in September 2024

    By Joshua Wisel FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV)- This September the University of Arkansas Parking and Transit Department is asking commuters whether students or faculty to participate in the annual 2024 Commuter Survey. As record enrollment continued into this year, parking has become a major concern for students and staff who commute to campus. Because of issues…

  • GM recalls nearly half a million vehicles due to safety issues with break fluid system

    GM recalls nearly half a million vehicles due to safety issues with break fluid system

    By: Joshua Wisel WASHINGTON (UATV)– General Motors filed documents with the National Traffic Safety Administration to initiate a safety recall that includes roughly 449,671 trucks and SUV’s. It’s estimated that 100% of the vehicles included have the highlighted defect in the recall. According to GM’s safety recall report, GM found an issue with certain 2023-24…

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