Texarkana Gazette - 2018-03-17

• Engineer warned about cracks in voicemail before bridge fell
• Arkansas side is building a brand
• Man gets 20 years for indecency with a child
• Annual home, garden show begins today
• Trump’s possible China tariffs bring loud protests in U.S.
• Woman allegedly dragged by vehicle in stable condition
• Dead man walking: Court rejects Romanian’s man claim that he’s alive,
• Congress demands probe of child assaults on military bases
• Senators want CIA to lift veil on nominee’s past
• Statement of core values
• Airstrikes in Syria kill at least 100
• Pentagon: No survivors in American helicopter crash in Iraq
• Britain points at Putin in poisoning as chasm widens
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Holocaust scholar dead at age of 89
• 5-time NCAA coach Garrido dies at age 79
• Trump must back Great Britain on poison case
• Climate change hysteria: The sky is not falling
• St. Patrick’s Day
• Booming economy has neglected wage growth
• Rising telecom tensions behind block of Broadcom deal
• Pantherett­es blank PG
• Butler brings end to Hogs’ title run
• Hawks take first in doublehead­er
• Eagles, Texas College split pair on diamond
• L-E pitcher paces victory
• Wolf Pack tops Texas in overtime
• North Heights girls take Rabb Relays
• Queen City outdistanc­es DeKalb
• Philadelph­ia gets by Brooklyn Nets
• Marshall earns first Big Dance win
• Louisville rolls past Boise State
• U.S. stocks inch higher as banks and industrial companies rise
• Elway says Keenum was his main man all along
• Lowe’s announces end to sponsorshi­p of champ Johnson
• Woods 7 behind leaders
• A media giant in the balance: AT&T antitrust trial kicks off
• Clerks, recorders and treasurers meet for educationa­l workshop
• Leadership Texarkana to host Leadercast 2018
• Search resumes for missing worker after chemical plant blast
• Forecaster­s warn of fires, crop damage across U.S. high plains
• Arkansas judge considers effort to halt marijuana license
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• Court backs Texas activist who challenged county gun ban
• ON THE BEAT
• EDUCATION NEWS
• States: U.S. government to rewrite two endangered species rules
• Pakistan under pressure to rein in blasphemy law
• CHURCH NEWS
• Hindu right intensifie­s religious battle over demolished mosque
• U.S.: Hack did not compromise power grid
• Kim Novak reflects on movie ‘Vertigo’ for 60th anniversar­y
• Putin urges high voter turnout ahead of presidenti­al election
• PLEADING FOR HELP
• For some defrauded students, only partial forgivenes­s of loans
• Appeals court nixes some robocall rules
• Palestinia­n kills two Israeli soldiers
• Sessions fires former FBI deputy director
• U.S. pressures Europe over Iran nuke deal
• Prosecutio­n looms over ex-president of South Africa
• The write wit: Remixing police procedural­s with ‘Instinct’
• ‘Adam Ruins Everything’ uses laughter to reveal the truth
• Affordable eating

Texarkana Gazette - 2018-03-16

Texarkana Gazette - 2018-03-18