Accident articles related to Fayetteville
A woman was killed during a crash in Fayetteville that injured two children and the other driver. Officers responded to the crash Tuesday evening at 7:09 p.m. at the intersection of Cliffdale Road at Rim Road.
A Fayetteville man died in a motorcycle crash in Eureka Springs. Raymond Scott Kinnunen, 58, lost control while making a left turn and was struck by another motorcycle. The driver of the second motorcycle was injured and taken to the hospital.
A semi-truck accident in Springdale on July 17 has blocked traffic on Interstate 49. The accident occurred on mile marker 71.6 headed south, affecting the left and center lanes as well as the left shoulder. No fatalities have been reported.
One person is dead after a motorcycle crash in Fayetteville. Luther Tyner collided with a pickup truck while riding his 2020 Harley Davidson motorcycle, resulting in his death. Shanna Throckmorton, the passenger on Tyner's motorcycle, is in stable condition.
A tractor-trailer accident was reported on US Route 19 at Court Street travelling northbound. One person was transported for injuries. Fayetteville Police Department, Fayetteville Fire Department, and Jan Care arrived on scene.
A Fayetteville police officer was hit by a tractor trailer Tuesday morning while he was directing traffic away from a sinkhole.
Dion Stutts, a Memphis University School defensive tackle and Arkansas football recruit, was killed in an ATV accident near his home in Batesville, Mississippi. Stutts had committed to Arkansas in March and was set to take his official visit in June. The MUS community is mourning the loss of a great young man.
A crash in Fayetteville left three people dead and one in critical condition. The wreck involved a car and a pickup truck and has closed a section of Murchison Road.
Arkansas cornerback Quincey McAdoo was hospitalized after being involved in a car accident. He sustained non-life-threatening injuries and is in stable condition. McAdoo recorded 30 tackles combined, one sack, two interceptions, and six passes defended in the final five games of the season.
Liam McGuire, a 16-year-old student at Fayetteville-Manlius High School, died after falling off a skateboard and sustaining head injuries. McGuire was holding onto the back of a 2010 Subaru Impreza while on his skateboard when he fell and injured his head. The driver of the car stopped and called 911, and McGuire was taken to the pediatric intensive care unit at Upstate University Hospital.