Ark-La-Tex News
Brutal Storms Rip Through South and Midwest, Killing 3; Now Headed East
A very strong spring storm dumped ice and snow throughout the Midwest on Thursday, and tornadoes tore through much of the South. The storm is now heading for the East Coast.
[UPDATE] At Least Two Dead in Charter Bus Crash Near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Among the dozens injured in the crash, at least two people were killed. Dallas Reporter James Stanley tells KEEL News: "The bus has flipped onto its side and rescue crews are trying to pull out trapped passengers. One person was trapped in the bus and had to be extricated with the 'jaws of life'. The bus is operated by a company based in Mansfield, Texas"
IRVING, Texas (AP) — A chartered bus has overturned on a highway in North Texas, prompting a large emergency response involving several ambulances and medical helicopters ready to airlift any injured to hospitals.
DOTD Reacts To Infrastructure Study Giving Roads ‘D’; Overall ‘C-’
Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal Upholds Rick Seaton’s Rape Conviction, Closes Door on New Trial
In an opinion handed down by Shreveport's Second Circuit Court of Appeal on Wednesday (April 10), convicted rapist Rick Seaton will remain in prison and not see a retrial. The court has upheld his prior conviction and sentence.
New Study Out Of UL-Lafayette Shows Big Benefits For Kids In Quality Pre-K Programs
Could Casinos Be on the Way in Texas?
Governor Jindal Scraps Tax Reform Plan
Dallas Area Teen Dies Rushing Home to Meet His Parents’ Curfew
A tragic story from Richardson, Texas. 18-year-old Fabian Gonzalez had a bright future ahead of him. He was a gifted percussionist and just won a $32,000 college scholarship. The Townview High School honor
New Infrastructure Report Gives Louisiana a C- Grade, Claims Roads Cost Each Driver $400 per Year
Louisiana is at the bottom of another federal list, this one grading our state on several key areas including: Water and Environment, Transportation, Public Facilities and Energy.




