The Safety App That Pays You to Film Emergencies Is Growing Fast
The Citizen app is a public safety platform designed to keep users informed about incidents happening in their local area in real time. The app alerts users to nearby emergencies, crimes, and other safety-related events, allowing people to stay aware of potential risks around them. Citizen aims to connect communities with timely information to help individuals make safer decisions.
Arkansas Faces Federal Reckoning Over Child Abuse Failures as WWII Hero Finally Comes Home
Arkansas made headlines on October 10, 2026, with a range of stories reflecting the latest developments across the state. From local government decisions and community events to weather updates and public safety concerns, the day’s coverage highlighted issues important to Arkansas residents. THV11 continued its role as a key source for keeping communities informed across the region.
Treasury Yields Could Hit 6% for the First Time Since 2000 — Here’s What That Means for You
Treasury yields may have room to climb toward 6% even if financial markets remain relatively calm, according to analysts. While bond markets will be closed Monday in observance of Columbus Day, stock markets will continue trading as normal. Rising yields reflect ongoing concerns about inflation, federal debt, and the long-term outlook for U.S. borrowing costs.
America Strikes Back: The War in Afghanistan Begins
The United States Launches Operation Enduring Freedom Less than four weeks after the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil, the United States and its allies unleashed a massive military campaign against Afghanistan on October 7, 2001. Operation Enduring Freedom marked America’s formal entry into what…
Tunisian Human Rights Icon Faces 25-Year Sentence and Looming Re-Arrest
A Lifetime of Advocacy, Now Criminalized Sihem Bensedrine, 75, is a prominent Tunisian human rights defender and independent journalist who carried out human rights work even under the authoritarian rule of former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who was ousted in January 2011. After…
Flint Crime Stoppers Wins National Honor for Art Project That Heals Grieving Families
Art as a Bridge Between Grief and Community Crime Stoppers of Flint and Genesee County has received a national award from Crime Stoppers USA, Inc. — but the recognition isn’t for cracking cases or boosting tip lines. It’s for something far more personal: giving grieving…
Kansas Crime Stoppers Chapter Wins Three National Awards at Historic 50th Anniversary Conference
A Small Kansas Town Makes a Big Impression on the National Stage A volunteer-driven crime-fighting organization from Hutchinson, Kansas, walked away from a landmark national gathering with three separate honors — a remarkable showing that put a spotlight on how a local program can punch…
Cornell Fraternity Says It Expelled Accused Members as Criminal Investigation Reopens
A Lawsuit Two Years in the Making A former Cornell University student, referred to as “Jane Doe,” filed a civil lawsuit on September 16 alleging she was the victim of gang rape at the university’s Chi Phi fraternity in October 2024, when she was 20…
Wynonna Judd Bares Her Soul on New Album After Years of Loss and Family Pain
A Decade of Silence Ends With Raw Honesty Wynonna Judd is turning a lifetime of private pain into music. The country legend, who spent years navigating unimaginable grief and family turmoil largely out of public view, is finally letting listeners in. In a candid new…
James Dean Dies in Fiery Crash, Becoming Immortal Legend
The Day a Star Burned Out: James Dean’s Fatal Crash On September 30, 1955, at approximately 5:45 PM near Cholame, California, a silver Porsche 550 Spyder collided with a Ford Tudor at the intersection of highways 41 and 466. Behind the wheel of that Porsche…
