Brett Rains is a journalist based in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He has written for various news outlets including KHBS/KHOG 40/29, THE ARKANSAS CW, KATV, and the KIFI News Group. Brett's articles cover a range of topics including local news, community events, crime, and public affairs.
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Brett Rains covers a wide range of local news topics in Fort Smith, Arkansas. His articles often focus on crime, family and relationships, government and politics within the region. Given his extensive coverage of evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes, sources with direct knowledge or involvement in local events would be valuable for him.
Rains frequently reports on government announcements and breaking news from the area. Therefore, individuals or organizations involved in local initiatives concerning winter weather preparedness, crime prevention efforts, educational reforms or support for veterans could consider reaching out to provide insights into these matters.
Given his geographic focus on Fort Smith and Arkansas as a whole, he is likely to prioritize content that directly affects the communities within this locality over broader national issues unless they have specific relevance to Fort Smith or Arkansas.
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By: Brett Rains
People lined up early and some drove from Iowa to listen to their favorite country and red dirt artists.
By: Brett Rains
The townhall event was hosted by the UA - Fort Smith Democracy Project.
By: Brett Rains, Dillon Hudson, Adam Roberts
Roland police are offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the prosecution of whoever made two bomb threats against the schools, according to an email from Lori Wiggins, school superintendent.
By: Brett Rains, Adam Roberts
A lawsuit claims the section of the LEARNS Act that bans the teaching of critical race theory violates the U.S. Constitution.
By: Brett Rains, Adam Roberts
There are two taxes of 1% each. Together, they brought in $300,000 last year.
By: Brett Rains
James Sullivent was accused of interfering with Kibler police during a traffic stop in May, 2024.
By: Brett Rains
The 3,000 bed facility will be Arkansas' newest and biggest prison, but area residents are concerned about how it could impact them.
By: Brett Rains
The Robert Jack Post 1322 is the oldest VFW in Arkansas and will soon celebrate its 100th anniversary.
By: Adam Roberts, Brett Rains
Cherokee Nation Entertainment filed a lawsuit against the State of Arkansas after voters approved a ballot measure that stopped the group's planned casino.
By: Adam Roberts, Brett Rains
Brett Rains and Adam Roberts, KHBS/KHOG-TV A federal judge heard arguments Tuesday about whether Arkansas' Issue 2 should be put on hold.
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