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Commercial vehicle crash disrupts Highway 25 traffic
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Batesville intersection closed for asphalt pour
BATESVILLE, Ark. (KAIT) - An intersection in Batesville was closed Wednesday as construction crews poured asphalt. The Batesville Fire Department said the intersection of College Street and Broad Street is closed to traffic for the rest of Wednesday as construction crews pour asphalt. The closure is temporary, and the intersection...
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New Stops, Updated Routes Rolling Out on Jonesboro’s Public Transit System
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – The city’s public transportation service GOJO is rolling out new stops this week, aiming to connect riders with community hotspots and improve wait times. The service announced that beginning Monday, Sept. 28, it would be adding the following new stops:
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City Seeks Resident Feedback On Rail Crossing Concerns In Jonesboro, Arkansas
The push for community voices on transportation safety is creating a buzz across Jonesboro, as officials turn to residents to shape future road improvements. The City of Jonesboro has launched a public‑input phase of its Rail Crossing Elimination Study, asking residents to identify the railroad crossings that cause the greatest concern for traffic delays, safety, access or congestion. Feedback will be collected through an online SurveyMonkey questionnaire and a downloadable PDF form, with the survey closing on October 12, 2026, and will help guide the study’s next steps.
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City Asks Residents Which Jonesboro Railroad Crossings Need Changes
JONESBORO, Ark. — Which railroad crossing causes the most trouble on your drive? The city of Jonesboro is asking residents to identify delays and safety concerns as part of a study of 18 crossings along the BNSF rail corridor. The survey closes Oct. 12. The survey asks which crossings...
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City of Jonesboro Seeking Public Comment Regarding Rail Crossing Elimination Study
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – The City of Jonesboro is seeking public comment regarding a rail crossing elimination study. According to a social media post from the city, it is seeking resident feedback regarding which railroad crossings cause the “greatest concern” whether that be due to traffic delays, access, safety, congestion, or other issues.
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New GOJO routes added across Jonesboro
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - GOJO has added new bus stops as of Monday, giving Jonesboro residents more options for public transit. The revenue office and Jonesboro High School along Highland Drive. The Greensboro Village area behind the Malco Studio Theater on Canera Drive. Annie Camp Junior High on Nettleton Avenue.
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Jonesboro Gas Prices Hover Near $4 as National Average Sets September Record
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – Local drivers are continuing to feel the pinch at the pump as gas prices in Jonesboro remain near the $4 mark, mirroring a nationwide trend of unseasonably high fuel costs. AAA reports that the current average for a gallon of regular...
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Jonesboro’s Public Transportation Service Adds New Paratransit Vehicles to its Fleet
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – GOJO, Jonesboro’s public transit service, has added two new paratransit vans to its fleet with new safety upgrades. GOJO received the first van a few weeks ago and the second just a few days ago. New features on the vans include a winch, allowing an object such as a wheelchair to be pulled into the vehicle without requiring as much effort from the drivers.
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Trinity Restructuring to Affect About 172 Employees in Jonesboro
JONESBORO, Ark. — Trinity plans to permanently end heavy railcar maintenance at its Jonesboro facility in a restructuring that will affect about 172 employees, the company said in a Sept. 23 statement. The site will remain open for mobile repair and storage operations. Trinity said it will primarily handle...
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Downed power line causes outage, traffic signal issues in Jonesboro
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A power line that fell across a vehicle at a Jonesboro music store Tuesday afternoon caused power outages and traffic signal troubles. A Jonesboro Police Department desk sergeant said a call came in about 2 p.m. reporting that a power line fell across a vehicle at Backbeat Music on Southwest Drive.
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Trinity Rail to restructure Jonesboro site, affecting 172 employees
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Trinity Rail in Jonesboro announced Wednesday it plans to restructure its Jonesboro site, which will affect more than 170 employees. “Trinity has made the decision to permanently discontinue fixed maintenance operations at its Jonesboro facility,” said Jack Todd, vice president of public affairs for Trinity, in a news release. “The Jonesboro site is not closing, and Trinity will continue to use the location for mobile repair and storage operations.”
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It Finally Happened: One Way Traffic Begins in Jonesboro
Residents of Jonesboro are feeling the buzz as traffic patterns shift in a key city park. Starting September 19, the City of Jonesboro will change traffic flow at Joe Mack Campbell Park, making the entrance on Harry Drive one-way in and the exit onto Dan Avenue one-way out, with normal two-way flow inside the park.
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This Tennessee I-40 Bridge Carries An Astonishing Number Of Vehicles Every Day And Most Drivers Never Realize It
A few minutes behind the wheel can hide a ridiculous amount of engineering. Cross the Mississippi between Tennessee and Arkansas and those giant steel arches grab your attention first. Fair enough. They are doing a lot of visual heavy lifting. But that quick drive has a much bigger story underneath...
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Million-dollar water pipe project begins in Trumann
TRUMANN, Ark. (KAIT) — Construction crews in Trumann are digging in for the final phase of utility work ahead of a planned highway expansion, but the project’s footprint is causing concern for some long-standing businesses and residents along the route. The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) plans to...