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A Kut Above reopening 113 days after devastating Pulaski fire

PULASKI, Wis. (WFRV) - Thursday, September 14, 2023, was a tough day for several businesses in Pulaski after a devastating fire took out two businesses and a few homes near the 100 block of West Pulaski Street. A Kut Above, a popular hair salon owned by Dawn Tooley-Sinnaeve, was considered a total l

Cops warn Northwest Side businesses about recent burglaries

Michigan State Police release report on deadly Pulaski Street fire in Flint

The report was conducted to see if there was any negligence committed by two firefighters at the scene

Solar-powered storm siren installed

The Pulaski County Office of Emergency Management has installed its first solar-powered tornado siren in the county.

Arkansas fire departments ready for icy conditions

Fire departments across Arkansas are equipped to combat icy road conditions, allowing them to respond in emergencies.

State commission approves $270 million for 157 water projects

The Arkansas Natural Resources Commission on Friday approved $270 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for 157 water needs projects across 58 counties.

Family of children who died in a fire claim firefighters never looked for them – 850 WFTL

(FLINT, MI) The mother of two young boys who died in a house fire is pushing for an independent investigation claiming that first responders failed to properly

New attorneys push for full investigation into fatal house fire

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - Lawyers for the family of two boys who died in a Flint house fire this past May are planning to file a new civil lawsuit against

$1.6M Paid for 158 Acres in West Pulaski County

A patch of woods is the starting point for this week s lineup of million-dollar real estate transactions in Pulaski County.

Firefighters battle blaze at scrapyard near Elkton

ELKTON - A scrapyard blaze on the property of an auto parts business near Elkton on Thursday afternoon prompted numerous volunteer fire companies to respond to the scene and forced