Clouds will slowly increase throughout the day out ahead of shower and t-storms that will be ongoing in Texas and Oklahoma. Storms and stray showers cannot be ruled out for the ArkLaMiss but most places may just receive trace amounts of rainfall. Clouds will stick around to close the week. A few disturbances in the upper atmosphere and moisture content increasing will allow for showers and t-storms to be possible Friday. More storms will be possible next week with our next system, and temperatures will slightly cool to the mid and upper 80's as we kick off the fall season.

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El Dorado, Ark. (KTVE/KARD) -- In this segment sponsored by the South Arkansas Historical Preservation Society, Steve Biernacki takes us through the Gallery of History's Native American vignette as we close out Native American Heritage Month.

El Dorado, Ark. (KTVE/KARD) -- Its finally Friday! That means it's time for another Financial Friday segment with Greg Harrison sponsored by Harrison Financial Management. Today, Harrison explains why it's wise to begin a savings fund early in life versus waiting until you are over the hill.

El Dorado, Ark. (KTVE/KARD) -- The Arkansas Bar Association (Ark-Bar) held a meeting today at the El Dorado Conference Center... South Arkansas is one of the four stops for the Ark-Bar group.

Lawyers came in on Thursday and enjoyed a night out. This morning they met to share reports on different areas including membership, financial reports, and a public service academy. Membership to Ark-Bar is entirely voluntary and open to all licensed attorneys working in the state of Arkansas. Ark-Bar aims to further the administration of justice in the state.

A Tampa woman was arrested last week after she was accused of posing as a child and sexually battering a boy she met online.

El Dorado, Ark. (KTVE/KARD) -- Residents are upset about sky high water bills - saying they are being told that it is the fault of the new meter system and leaks at their home. The rise in prices have become a major concern for those who live in city limits with many heading to social media to make their outrageous bills public.

City officials say that the city is continuously looking for ways to save on water. Three years ago, the rate was set at 7% and has continued to this day. That rate will eventually be adjusted to the cost-of-living index to track with inflation. Customers with a water leak can get a leak adjustment discount in sewer price. Customers with questions or concerns can call El Dorado Water Utilites at (870) 862-6451. Officials say that the company can even supply residents with a leak detector for their homes.

New CDC data reveals Louisiana made the list for top 7 U.S. states with high flu activity.

Our evening anchor, Jezzamine Wolk, spoke with a local doctor in Shreveport about what he is seeing in Northwest Louisiana and how to avoid getting sick.

The Miranda warning is constitutionally required whenever someone is detained by the police.