Today's headlines from KASU News for Tuesday, June 4th, 2024, include Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders' update on tornado recovery efforts in Bentonville, where Crain Automotive Group has donated $50,000 to disaster relief. The educational services company Solution Tree has withdrawn its $100 million bid for a state contract following legislative scrutiny.
Additionally, the federal government has allocated $5.5 million to seal orphan wells in Arkansas. The Jonesboro City Council will discuss a new recycling processing service and connectivity project adjustments.
In other news, Missouri journalists challenge a state law requiring extensive redactions in court documents, and Arkansas State Police arrest a woman after a high-speed chase. Local updates feature the addition of new trails at Craighead Forest Park and A-State's appointment of Dr. Len Frey to a leadership role in its new College of Veterinary Medicine.
In sports, the Houston Astros defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7-4.
00:30 Tornado Recovery Update in Bentonville
01:32 Educational Services Company Withdraws Bid
02:14 Federal Funding for Orphan Wells in Arkansas
02:52 Arkansas Oil Spill Settlement
03:22 City Council Meeting Agenda
04:53 Missouri Broadcasters Association Files Lawsuit
06:10 High-Speed Chase on Interstate 555
06:41 Trial Date Set for Young Dolph's Alleged Killer
07:07 A-State Announces New Leadership in Veterinary College
07:41 New Trails Added to Craighead Forest Park
08:46 MLB Highlights: Astros vs. Cardinals
