Fort Smith/Fayetteville News | KFSM 5NEWS

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  Arkansas car owners share frustrations over Hyundai, Kia recalls

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  'He died as a hero' | These are the victims of the Maine mass shootings

• No, legitimate reports of contaminated Halloween candy are not common
• Clusters of tuberculosis reported in Arkansas | Here's what to know
• US strikes Iran-linked sites in Syria in retaliation for attacks on US troops
• Affordable housing deemed important in Northwest Arkansas State of the Region meeting
• Over 1,000 people show up to discuss future of Buffalo National River
• What's the deal with parking on Dickson Street?
• Fort Smith man accused of owning explosives has trial canceled after plea hearing

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  Brandon Burlsworth's lasting impact on Razorback football and beyond
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  TikTok influencer building smiles with little bricks
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  Meet the owners behind the Springdale restaurant 'King Arepa'
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  Rogers Bakery serves quick café con pan for breakfast
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  Amended FOIA bill passes Arkansas legislature, heads to Gov. Sanders' desk
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  NWA and River Valley events for 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month
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  U of A student's mom talks about daughter's near-death experience with E. coli
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  Do sellers in Arkansas have to disclose if their property is on a floodplain?
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  Family of three says a vacation at Devils Den State Park turned into a nightmare

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  751,000 Toyota Highlander SUVs recalled

  The recall covers certain Toyota Highlanders from the 2020 through 2023 model years including gas-electric hybrids.
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  ADH reports wild bat exposure at Arkansas State Fairgrounds

  The Arkansas Department of Health says two individuals were exposed to a bat that was acting unusual in the horse barn at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds on Oct. 21.
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  Arkansas governor announces 30 jobs, $33M facility to build Tamir missiles

  The $33 million facility will create 30 jobs in the East Camden region to build missiles that are used in Israel's Iron Dome Weapon System.

• On Day 2 of multistate search for mass killing suspect, Maine residents shelter behind locked doors
• 'He died as a hero' | These are the victims of the Maine mass shootings
• US strikes Iran-linked sites in Syria in retaliation for attacks on US troops
• 751,000 Toyota Highlander SUVs recalled
• US government says it plans to go after legal goods tied to illegal fentanyl trade in new strategy
• Who is Robert Card? What we know about Maine shooting suspect

Local Events

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  'Goosebumps' author R.L. Stine coming to Fayetteville Public Library

  The event is first come first served and has a maximum capacity of 650 guests.
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  Affordable housing deemed important in Northwest Arkansas State of the Region meeting

  The report found that with the region's growth, housing needs to keep up.

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  No, legitimate reports of contaminated Halloween candy are not common

  Experts say legitimate reports of children being harmed by contaminated Halloween candy are best understood as urban legends.
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  No, this viral video doesn’t show the Lewiston shooting suspect being arrested

  A video posted to social media appears to show police activity in Lewiston on the night of the shootings, but the suspect remains at large.