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A Baxter County father is injured when his son accidentally discharges a weapon.
Get ready for more cold & rainy weather. Chief meteorologist Kevin Lighty will give you the latest in today's "Vlog" post. Much colder air in store for the next few days. Watch Now.
After several heavy rains in the last couple of year, the dam at Black Bass Lake in Eureka Springs is in need of some work, or it could fail.
Leon Fisher
Did anyone else find it REALLY annoying trying to watch ABC tonight?! KSPR kept cutting in and out and cutting off comercials before they finished, starting another one or just goin black for a few seconds. Unfortunately, tonight wasn't the first time I noticed this. It seems to happen more with KSPR than any of the... other local stations. It's really annoying! Sorry KSPR, but you need to know how frustrating it is trying to watch a show.Read More
Carol Is KICKAPOO GIVING YOU A KICKBACK? Get back to news!
Steve Clark why do i hear everything about weather on here from everyone, but natalie nunn? everyone on here talks about the late news broadcast. well some of us are early birds and listen to the morning news with KYLE & NATALIE NUNN. so maybe us early birds would like to hear our up dates on here from them.
Steve Clark i want to know how come KSRP has 500 friends and none of them talk. come on, what are you people really following the news or you just adding KSPR so you can have another friend lol. natalie nunn did another awsome weather broadc ast.
The Eko Park Apartments are the area's first all-green apartment complex. KSPR's Will Carter talks to the developer about the project, and residents about why now is the time to "go green."
Find your umbrellas and jackets as heavy rain Sunday is followed by much colder air next week.
Local volunteers are wishing our soldiers overseas a happy holiday, with plenty of time to spare.
Chief Meteorologist Kevin Lighty talks about rain chances over the next few days and another seasonable week ahead. Watch today's "Vlog" post.
Allen and Roberta Cox say the bail bond agents, dressed like SWAT team members, burst into their home on Nov. 1 with guns drawn.
Urban Neighborhoods Alliance wants to make Springfield neighborhoods more stable. The non-profit is using federal grant money to buy foreclosed homes and resell them to people who plan to live in them.
The military has released the names of the 13 people killed in the Fort Hood shooting rampage this week:
Legislation passed on a 220-215 vote. KSPR's Will Carter breaks the bill down.
