A vehicle traveling the wrong way on Interstate 30 at Arkadelphia collided with two other vehicles Tuesday morning, July 7, 2026, killing the driver and injuring one other person. Read More

According to a preliminary fatal crash summary posted by Arkansas State Police, 36-year-old David Austin McCourt, of Webster Springs, W. Va., was traveling westbound in a 2025 Chevrolet near the 73 ... Read More

A fiery head-on collision between two tractor-trailer trucks shortly after noon Tuesday blocked the westbound lanes of Interstate 30 south of Arkadelphia, Arkansas Department of Transportation ... Read More

Multiple wrecks on Interstate 30 in Hempstead County claimed three lives and disrupted traffic for hours on Monday, July 21, 2025 ... Read More

According to an Arkansas State Police preliminary fatal crash summary, another youth was driving a 2019 Polaris Ranger on Hempstead County Road 5 southbound when the vehicle left the roadway and ... Read More

An accident involving injuries has led to the continued blockage of the left lane and left shoulder on I-30 WB at | Contact Police Accident Reports (888) 657-1460 for help if you were in this accident ... Read More

Deputy Fred Phillips was transported to Baptist Health Medical Center-Arkadelphia following the crash, which happened in the eastbound lane near the 58 mile-marker south of the Gurdon exit at about ... Read More

Clark County authorities say a Bonnerdale man who live-streamed himself diving headfirst into the Caddo River died an accidental death ... Read More

Officer loses phone during foot pursuit and gets it back, but not without trouble | Intoxicated man gets gun taken away after reports of shots fired at passing vehicles | Caught red-handed, Beehive th ... Read More

A truck driver faces criminal charges after allegedly leaving the scene of a deadly accident on Interstate 30 in south Clark County, Arkansas. Read More

Interstate 30 has reopened between Arkadelphia and Malvern after being closed more than 12 hours after a crash spilled hazardous materials on the roadway, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Read More