
Neale Zeringue
News Reporter at KARK-TV (Little Rock, AR)
News Reporter at KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR)
Reporter, MMJ at KARK4 & FOX16
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21 hours ago |
fox16.com | Neale Zeringue
DIAZ, Ark. – The federal government has granted Arkansas disaster assistance for the March severe storms after an initial denial was appealed. May 14 marks two months since three Arkansans died and 29 were injured in eight counties as a result of storms. The National Weather Service confirmed at least 15 tornadoes touched down during the storm outbreak. Many people affected celebrate the news of the aid, including John Casteel in Diaz. For 80 years, he has lived in the community.
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1 day ago |
nwahomepage.com | Neale Zeringue
Posted: May 14, 2025 / 07:31 AM CDT Updated: May 14, 2025 / 07:31 AM CDT SEARCY, Ark. – Tuesday marked the launch of a new way to support the Arkansas Razorbacks and possibly win big called the Razorback Raffle. Athletic Director Hunter Yurachek spoke with Nexstar’s KARK about the new 50/50 raffle-fundraiser during the One Razorback Road Show stop in Searcy.
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1 day ago |
kark.com | Neale Zeringue
SEARCY, Ark. – Tuesday marked the launch of a new way to support the Arkansas Razorbacks and possibly win big called the Razorback Raffle. Athletic Director Hunter Yurachek spoke with KARK 4 News in Searcy about the new 50/50 raffle-fundraiser during the One Razorback Road Show stop in Searcy. The Arkansas Sports Raffle Act, signed into law in March 2025, made the chance drawing possible.
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1 day ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Neale Zeringue
SEARCY, Ark. – Tuesday marked the launch of a new way to support the Arkansas Razorbacks and possibly win big called the Razorback Raffle. Athletic Director Hunter Yurachek spoke with KARK 4 News in Searcy about the new 50/50 raffle-fundraiser during the One Razorback Road Show stop in Searcy. Advertisement Bill filed in Arkansas legislature to allow NIL 50/50 raffles by colleges, universities The Arkansas Sports Raffle Act, signed into law in March 2025, made the chance drawing possible.
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2 days ago |
kark.com | Neale Zeringue
SEARCY, Ark. – A 16-year-old’s life was forever changed after a bullet hit him in the neck while driving home. Searcy police say they responded to his wrecked car around 11:30 p.m. Saturday and later arrested the man who was already deported from the country once in 2017. Isaiah Toledo is an active soccer player and loves to fish, but his father, Antonio Toledo, said the teen will likely never enjoy those things the same way again. “It’s bad. He can be paralyzed for the rest of his life.
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