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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By: Abner Sosa
The report recommends allowing schools to provide students with contraceptives as a method of reducing teen births.
By: Abner Sosa
Amber Waterman's Benton County trial is on hold due to her federal charges in the 2022 murder case of Ashley Bush and her unborn child.
By: Abner Sosa
Despite the heat, construction workers are still getting the job done outdoors.
By: Abner Sosa, Adam Roberts
The city got her name wrong on the street sign, but plans to fix it.
By: Abner Sosa
The county assessor says appraisals are done so counties can keep up with increasing property values.
By: Abner Sosa
Crews will be active on I-49 exits early next week.
By: Abner Sosa
ARDOT says they are trying to complete multiple road projects before the start of the upcoming school year.
By: Abner Sosa
The Director of Elections said the county is getting ready for record-breaking voter turnout in 2024.
By: Abner Sosa
Officials said adding a new circuit court judge would help with the workload, especially as northwest Arkansas continues to rapidly grow.
By: Abner Sosa
The City of Rogers said they'll begin one final pass through the city to pick up debris starting August 12.
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