ORT Now Offering Full Service

KUAF

Published January 25, 2017 at 1:13 PM CST

Twenty charred buses remain at Ozark Regional Transit's Springdale headquarters as officials continue their investigation of a fire.

An early-morning fire Jan. 10 decimated Ozark Regional Transit's fleet. However, thanks to support from around the country, the organization began offering full service Monday.

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