FEMA

"It’s frustrating because it’s not quick enough. I know [the government has] to go through all that red tape, but they just need to make it a little faster."

Today, we spend time with the residents of Benton County, discussing the damage from the May 26 tornadoes and the community members offering support and relief. Plus, an archived episode from the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History.

Another candidate for Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice enters the race, a drop in home sales in Washington and Benton County and a Ukrainian scholar is scheduled to present a speech at the University of Arkansas.

FEMA is urging more people to invest in flood insurance as sever weather becomes more frequent.

A legislative package addressing criminal sentencing is progressing at the Arkansas Capitol, and continued tornado relief efforts are taking place in Central Arkansas.

At the top of our midweek show, nearly 800 newly diagnosed cases of COVID-19 in the state in the last 24 hours, there will be a runoff for the GOP…

FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, announced April 12th, it is offering financial assistance to families and individuals burdened by funeral…

Project PPE (Promoting Positive Emotions) is a free crisis counseling program designed to help Arkansans impacted by COVID-19 receive emotional and…

The spring floods are being addressed in various ways as FEMA continues to establish a presence in the state.