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Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, along with state leaders and emergency managers, visited Benton County to assess storm damage from possible tornadoes. Sanders emphasized the strength and resilience of the community and the importance of coordination between local, state, and federal agencies for recovery efforts. She plans to visit several affected areas and has been in contact with FEMA to ensure support for those impacted.
A lawsuit filed by Matthew and Sarah McGrath against HGTV stars Dave and Jenny Marrs' companies, Jupiter Rentals and Marrs Construction, alleges numerous defects and contract breaches in a home built for them. The McGraths claim the companies failed to complete agreed-upon repairs and caused additional damage. Court filings reveal extensive structural issues and code violations, with repair costs estimated at over $86,000. A pretrial hearing is set for September 5, with a jury trial scheduled for September 23.
A lawsuit filed by Matthew and Sarah McGrath against HGTV stars Dave and Jenny Marrs' companies, Jupiter Rentals and Marrs Construction, alleges numerous defects and contract breaches in a home built for them. The McGraths claim they paid over $10,000 for upgrades and found additional defects after taking possession. Despite court-ordered mediation attempts, no settlement has been reached. A pretrial hearing is set for September 5, with a jury trial scheduled for September 23. This is not the first lawsuit against the Marrs' construction companies.
Eight people have died, and significant damage has been reported across Benton County, Arkansas, following possible tornadoes. The storms, which hit early Sunday morning, caused widespread destruction, including downed trees and power lines, gas leaks, and a landslide that closed part of a state highway. Emergency crews are working on rescue and recovery efforts, and power outages are affecting tens of thousands of residents. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other officials are coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies to address the aftermath.
Eight people have died, and significant damage has been reported across Benton County, Arkansas, following possible tornadoes. The storms, which hit early Sunday morning, caused widespread destruction, including downed trees and power lines, gas leaks, and a landslide that closed part of a state highway. Emergency crews are actively working on rescue and recovery efforts, and power outages are affecting tens of thousands of residents. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other officials are coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies to address the immediate needs and begin the recovery process.
The 36th case of West Nile virus has been detected in Benton County, with mosquitoes testing positive for the virus, although there have been no reported cases of human infection so far.
Health officials in Benton County have detected the presence of West Nile Virus in mosquitos, urging residents to take precautions to avoid infection.
Benton County Fire District 1 has lifted all Level 2 evacuation orders for residents in Webber Canyon, McBee Road, McBee Grade and between Gibbon Road and I-82. The fire has reached 7,000 acres with multiple structures currently threatened. Level 3 evacuations are in place for homes east of the McBee grade. The American Red Cross is set up at Kiona-Benton City High School. State resources, including strike teams, air resources and mobilization specialists, are incoming.