Alejandra Hernandez

2 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Downtown Jonesboro motorists will soon be expected to share the road with bikes. The city installed road markers called “sharrows” on roads to mark cyclist paths. These are marked by green signs that indicate which part of the road cyclists will use when travelling downtown. The sharrows are part of the connectivity plan for the city of Jonesboro.

2 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Traffic in one Jonesboro neighborhood is slowing down thanks to a new speed bump. People living on Medallion Drive were concerned about speeding drivers in the neighborhood. They say the connection between Caraway Road and Harrisburg Lane has increased traffic in the neighborhood, as well as speeding drivers. The speed bump was placed last week. K8 News spoke to several people off-camera. They said they like this change, and those who worked to get it here are proud.

3 days ago | blogs.uninter.edu.mx | Alejandra Hernandez

El dinamismo tiene como propósito principal fomentar la experimentación visual y el pensamiento creativo, promoviendo al mismo tiempo una reflexión profunda sobre la forma en que los mensajes visuales pueden transformarse y adquirir nuevas dimensiones mediante el uso de pliegues y mecanismos interactivos. Y los estudiantes de la carrera Diseño Gráfico, en el curso de Taller de Diseño Cartel llevaron a cabo un proyecto parcial centrado en la creación de un cartel individual dinámico.

3 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

CORNING, Ark. (KAIT) - Corning police officers will have a little more help on the streets now. The department announced that a thermal and night vision monocular was donated to it. Chief Blaine McClung said the monocular can help officers find suspects or missing people in concealed or dark areas. “At nighttime, if we’re doing some kind of tactical maneuvers, we can use it to see in the dark, kind of tell where they’re at. You can use their heat signatures to find them.

3 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

CORNING, Ark. (KAIT) - Animal shelters in cities across Region 8 constantly deal with overpopulation, but how do smaller community shelters fare? Two pounds in Clay County were so overpopulated that a veterinary clinic resorted to taking in some animals themselves. This is one of the latest efforts in a rural community to prevent these dogs and cats from meeting an unfortunate fate. They say the problem has worsened recently.