WASHINGTON (Nexstar) – The government says by the year 2032, it won’t be able to pay Social Security recipients their full benefits unless Congress acts.
Government projections say the Social Security fund won’t have enough money in nine years.
“If Congress doesn’t do anything, we would have an immediate 23% cut in the benefits for everybody,” said Peterson Foundation CEO Michael Peterson.
Drought Line Continues Between Arkansas and Missouri
The areas of drought remain distinctive between Arkansas and Missouri according to the latest map from the U.S. Drought Monitor.
Vehicle Goes Airborne and Overturns
A man from Arkansas escapes with only minor injuries after his car goes airborne and overturns on Highway 65 south of Hollister earlier this week.
City of Berryville Receives $1 Million Dollar Grant
The City of Berryville will get some help from the State to improve Water and Infrastructure.
Attempted Murder Charge Filed Against Newton County Woman
Felony Charges have been filed against a woman who attacked her sister.
Burlsworth Football Camps Set For This Year
The 2026 Dates and Locations are set for the Brandon Burlsworth Football Camps.
