Naturals Tickets On Sale Saturday
The northwest Arkansas Naturals begin their season next month and tickets go on sale tomorrow.
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Wrecker Rip Off No More
Complaints about towing companies ripping people off has the city of Fayetteville taking action.
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Rogers P.E. Class Exercises Body And Mind
Local physical education teachers are now mentoring people all around the world.
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Poker Mania
Celebrity players have made poker one of sport TV's top hits, and apparently, Americans can't stop watching.
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Judy Ketcher says she and her neighbors were outside chatting when they learned the bear was running through the neighborhood. "Curious as we are, we came out to see where it was at and it was running across the neighbor's yards and there were people chasing it," Ketcher said. She says the frightened animal climbed up into a tree and stayed there for about two hours...before Arkansas Game and Fish officers were able to shoot it with a tranquilizer dart. "Then he got really sleepy and then he fell onto the ground and then they loaded him up." This isn't the young bear's first brush with the law, last night and early this morning people reported seeing it around town. For Ketcher, seeing a wild animal up close was as easy as stepping outside her front door. "It was exciting, it was very exciting on our street!" Game and Fish officers say the bear is two-and-a-half years old and weighed around 100-pounds. 
