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Taxpayers who called the Internal Revenue Service had an average wait time of four minutes this tax season compared with 27 minutes a year earlier, the agency said Monday.

Storms brought high winds and hail to Arkansas on Saturday evening, with severe thunderstorm warnings extending into the night, National Weather Service forecasts showed.

On April 8, Brianna Blackwood, 15, of Lonoke bagged her first wild turkey, augmenting an already expansive outdoors legacy.

Time is running out for most Americans to file a 2022 tax return. However, certain taxpayers in seven states have been given an automatic extension.

Tornadoes, snowstorms and other severe weather led the IRS to extend filing deadlines in many counties -- sometimes more than once.

The twisters which ripped through parts of Arkansas left unimaginable scenes behind, and for each damaged neighborhood there are dozens of families now homeless and looking for a place to stay.

Two weeks after tornadoes tore through portions of Central and eastern Arkansas, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said it had approved over $4 million in aid for affected residents.

Arkansas residents in the three counties affected by the March 31 tornadoes will have until July 31 to file both their federal and state taxes.

Two weeks after tornadoes tore through portions of central and eastern Arkansas, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said it had approved over $4 million in aid for affected residents.

Two Disaster Recovery Centers opened Tuesday in Arkansas to help people affected by March 31 destructive weather that included an EF3 tornado, a regional office of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said.