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First-time voting & swing states: The heartbeat and crossroads of the 2024 election
By: Lauren Burgess FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – In the 2024 presidential election, swing states will play a crucial role in determining the outcome, but every state has an impact including Arkansas. Historically, Arkansas is a key battleground state that fluctuates in national voting trends. The political landscape is diverse with urban, city-like areas such as…
Water main break closes lanes on Razorback Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
By: Lauren Burgess FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – From Monday, October 28 to Friday, November 8, two lanes on the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (MLK) and Razorback Road will be closed. On the night of October 19, there was a water main break at the intersection of MLK and Razorback. This left a…
SI leaders help students excel in challenging science courses at U of A
By: Will Raburn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – The University of Arkansas’ Supplemental Instruction (SI) program has become a valuable resource for students tackling historically challenging courses such as chemistry, biology, and engineering. SI leaders, who are students that have previously excelled in these courses, lead weekly study sessions that help their peers grasp difficult concepts,…
Early voting underway in Arkansas with expanded locations
By: Will Raburn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Early voting has officially begun across Arkansas, providing voters with more convenience and opportunities to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day. Depending on the type of election, residents can take advantage of early voting either 7 or 15 days before the official election date, offering flexibility for…
Safety concerns surrounding Greek Life events spark conversations at U of A
By: Will Raburn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – As the University of Arkansas continues its football season, Greek Life events like fraternity parties and tailgates have become more common around campus. However, these gatherings have raised concerns about student safety and hazing practices. Hazing is prohibited by U of A policy, with the Office of Greek…
SWEPCO line workers restoring power in areas affected by Hurricane Helene, Milton
Photo courtesy: SWEPCO By: Konner Marsh FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Electric line workers from Northwest Arkansas are helping those without power from Hurricane Helene. According to the National Weather Service, Helene is the largest hurricane to make landfall in the United States since Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, Louisiana in 2005. The storm ripped through…
Nightmare on Block St. returns to Pinpoint
Photo courtesy: Lindsey Bush By: Gracie Tuohy FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – October marks a month of Halloween celebrations, and local bar Pinpoint is no stranger to joining in on the fun. Last week, the popular Nightmare on Block Street made its return to Pinpoint and will continue until Nov. 2. Bo Counts, owner of Pinpoint…
Fayetteville Animal Services dealing with influx of animals
Photo courtesy: Gracie Tuohy By: Gracie Tuohy FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Fayetteville Animal Services is currently dealing with an influx of dogs and cats at its facility and is encouraging more adoptions. They are hosting a “Fall Adoption Event” running from Oct. 1-15. Fayetteville Animal Services, part of the City’s Community Resources Department, provides essential…
Largest Empower class at the University of Arkansas
Photo courtesy: Devin Boggs Riley By: Gracie Tuohy FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – EMPOWER, a program for University of Arkansas students with intellectual disabilities, kicked off the fall semester with its largest class since its founding in 2017. The program, which focuses on educating and preparing students for workplace readiness and independent living, has grown significantly,…
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…