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  • 1 week ago | channel3000.com | Lakyra Banks

    Click here for updates on this story    BENTON COUNTY, Arkansas (KHBS) -- The former prosecutor, who helped put the former police chief who escaped from an Arkansas prison behind bars, said Grant Hardin worked for at least four different law enforcement agencies. "He's a sociopath," said former Benton County prosecutor Nathan Smith. "Prison's not full of people who are all bad. It's full of a lot of people who just do bad things.

  • 1 week ago | 4029tv.com | Lakyra Banks

    HAVE 40/29’S KYRA BANKS LIVE IN STUDIO. >> WELL, FORMER BENTON COUNTY PROSECUTOR NATHAN SMITH SAYS HARDIN IS DANGEROUS. AND HE SAT DOWN TO TALK TO US ABOUT IT TODAY. HARDIN WORKED FOR AT LEAST FOUR SEPARATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, INCLUDING CHIEF OF POLICE FOR THE SMALL CITY OF GATEWAY. >> HE’S A SOCIOPATH. PRISON IS NOT FULL OF PEOPLE WHO ARE ALL BAD. IT’S FULL OF A LOT OF PEOPLE JUST DO BAD THINGS THAT GRANTS DIFFERENT.

  • 2 weeks ago | 4029tv.com | Lakyra Banks

    Memorial Day weekend is one of the busiest travel periods. Airports across the country are seeing a surge in travelers and Northwest Arkansas National Airport is also seeing the rush. Travelers at XNA said just making it through the airport is often the biggest battle. "We've gone to Europe. We've gone to Hawaii ... and we're heading to Africa in September. But here we are in Arkansas," said Jack and Dawn Fry, celebrating their 51st wedding anniversary.

  • 2 weeks ago | 4029tv.com | Lakyra Banks

    40/29'S LAKYRA BANKS IS LIVE WITH HOW MUCH STUDENTS MAY HAVE TO PAY. ALL MEALS COULD BE GOING UP BY 25-CENTS. THE DISTRICT SAYS THE INCREASE IS NEEDED TO MEET FEDERAL GUIDELINES AND KEEP UP WITH RISING COSTS. NEXT SCHOOL YEAR- áANYONE WHO BUYS SCHOOL MEALS IN FAYETTEVILLE MAY PAY MORE. "This is affecting full paid students and then visitors and teachers, staff members and guests that would like to come and eat with us." THE DISTRICT IS PROPOSING A 25-CENT INCREASE FOR BOTH BOTH BREAKFAST AND LUNCH.

  • 2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Lakyra Banks

    By Lakyra BanksClick here for updates on this story ROGERS, Arkansas ( KHBS) - One year after a devastating tornado swept through Benton County, many families are still recovering. The Bingaman family in Rogers found a unique way to remember the night they survived. "It was my sister's idea," Leanna Bingaman said. "When she did it for herself, she included some pictures. So I gave her some more of ours.