Abner Sosa is a journalist based in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He writes for KHBS/KHOG 40/29 and THE ARKANSAS CW, with his work also appearing in KATV. Abner covers a wide range of local news topics, including education, marijuana legislation, weather impacts, crime investigations, legal settlements, and community empowerment initiatives.
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Abner Sosa's coverage primarily centers on local news in Arkansas, with a focus on crime, announcements, evolving stories and breaking news. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing criminal investigations or breaking developments in the area. For example, if you have expert knowledge of crime trends specific to Arkansas or can provide an insider perspective on recent events.
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By: Abner Sosa
Arkansas women reunited a wedding dress that was blown away by Monday's tornado with its owner. (SOURCE: KHBS, Jennifer Tisdale)
By: Abner Sosa
The dress landed in the yard of Jennifer Tisdale, who with the help of a friend, took to social media to find its owner.
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By: Abner Sosa, Adam Roberts
The messages tell the person they've been selected to "pick cotton" and to report to an address with their belongings.
By: Abner Sosa
Hundreds gather for the 12th annual Chaffee Crossing Veterans Day parade, celebrating veterans with floats, marching bands, and heartfelt tributes.
By: Abner Sosa
Jacob Oliva says states should have control over federal education funds without the bureaucracy of the U.S. Department of Education.
By: Abner Sosa
Tied fire dues resolution fails; early voting for runoff begins Nov. 26
Canopy NWA said it provides long-term support to refugees, helping them integrate into their new communities with resources and guidance.
By: Abner Sosa
Rogers fire officials highlight heating safety tips and essential tools to prevent winter fire hazards.
By: Abner Sosa
Governor highlights education, maternal health, and corrections as key funding priorities in her proposed 3% budget increase.
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