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A look back at the history of the Mosaic Templars in Arkansas Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KARK-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – At the corner of West 9th and Broadway in Little Rock sits a structure built on sacred ground. It replaced the original headquarters of the Mosaic Templars of America, originally founded by former slaves, Chester Keatts and John Edward Bush. Around 1913, the Templars’ offices provided life and burial insurance for Black people.
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Arkansas firearms instructor helps create peace of mind, community for women through gun education Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Desstoni Holman, owner of FAB Firearms Academy, has been teaching, mostly women, gun safety since 2020. “I didn’t grow up around guns or anything, it just kind of became a hobby over time,” she said. “I was training my friends and family and stuff like that, and kind of blew up on social media by accident.” An accident that blossomed into a couple of hundred thousand followers over three social media platforms.
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AY Media Group president and publisher Heather Baker | Terrell Talk

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By Ryan Turbeville Verified, Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Donna is joined by AY Media Group president and publisher Heather Baker to talk about her 30 years as a publisher and her effort to make a positive difference for Arkansans. You can learn more about Heather on AYMag.com. Terrell Talk airs Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. along with live newscasts and other exclusive streaming content on the KARKFOX16+ app. Suggest a Correction Close Modal Suggest a Correction
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Study: Working out regularly might protect against genetic heart problems

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
People who exercise regularly have a lower risk of heart problems linked to a genetic condition, according to a new study. Researchers found that people who have higher levels of physical activity have lower rates of heart problems brought on by genetically driven cardiomyopathy, which is a major cause of heart failure and sudden cardiac death. Families with a history of the condition have a higher risk for heart problems.
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FOX 16 News wins two Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Posted: May 28, 2026 / 05:53 PM CDT Updated: May 28, 2026 / 05:53 PM CDT LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The FOX 16 News team continues its history of telling award-winning stories that matter to central Arkansans.
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FAB Firearms Academy owner Desstoni Holman talks gun education | Terrell Talk Original

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By Ryan Turbeville Verified, Donna Terrell Verified
| KARK-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Ryan Turbeville, Donna Terrell Posted: May 26, 2026 / 07:14 PM CDT Updated: May 26, 2026 / 07:16 PM CDT Donna is joined this week by FAB Firearms Academy owner Desstoni Holman on the importance of gun education and how learning to safely own a gun is not as scary as it may seem. You can learn more about FAB Firearms Academy on FABFirearmsAcademy.com. Terrell Talk airs Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. along with live newscasts and other exclusive streaming content on the KARKFOX16+ app.
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Rivalry between central Arkansas siblings pushes them to higher academic heights Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
If success can be seen through a window, you can find Nyera Ali on the other side of it. This 4.81 GPA student is soon to be a Pulaski Academy graduate and a pre-med major at the prestigious Yale University, and it didn’t take much motivation for her to get here. “I will say, I never felt a lot of pressure, external pressure from people around me,” Ali said. “It was a lot of self-expectation.” And a little friendly competition.
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Maintaining weight loss with 8,500 steps daily

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Getting 8,500 steps a day might prevent you from regaining weight after dieting. That’s according to a study that looked at data from almost 4,000 people who participated in multiple trials focused on weight loss and maintenance. Those who increased their steps to 8,500 each day during their weight loss phase, and kept their steps up afterwards, had a higher success rate of keeping the weight off long term.
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Jeffrey Epstein survivor Lara Blume McGee speaks publicly on abuse

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| NewsNation Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A Jeffrey Epstein accuser is speaking publicly in her home state of Arkansas about what she says happened to her in New York. Lara Blume McGee spoke at the Arkansas Recognition and Victims’ Rights Ceremony in North Little Rock on Tuesday. “I met Jeffrey Epstein, I was brought to him and groomed by his girlfriend Ghislane,” McGee said.
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Arkansan Jeffrey Epstein survivor Lara Blume McGee speaks publicly on abuse Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KARK-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A Little Rock woman, and a Jeffrey Epstein accuser, is speaking publicly in her home state about what she says happened to her. Lara Blume McGee spoke at the Arkansas Crime Victim’s Award Ceremony in North Little Rock on Tuesday. “I met Jeffrey Epstein, I was brought to him and groomed by his girlfriend Ghislane,” McGee said. During a congressional hearing on Epstein, survivors were asked to raise their hands if they had not been able to meet with the Department of Justice.
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Study: Forgetfulness tied to salt intake

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: Apr 20, 2026 / 06:00 PM CDT Updated: Apr 20, 2026 / 07:52 PM CDT If you notice that you’re starting to feel more forgetful, that may be partly due to your salt intake. A new study published in the Neurobiology of Aging journal found higher sodium intake affects episodic memory. It’s the type of memory that is used to remember personal and specific experiences and events.
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New pancreatic cancer pill offers hope of increased survival time

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: Apr 13, 2026 / 06:00 PM CDT Updated: Apr 14, 2026 / 11:59 AM CDT A new pancreatic cancer pill is showing promising signs of a possible breakthrough after a clinical trial found that it nearly doubled the survival time of patients. Revolution Medicines shared the findings of its Phase 3 clinical trial, which evaluated the drug Daraxonrasib in patients with metastatic pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma who had been previously treated.
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Diagnostic testing paused by CDC for some infectious diseases

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has paused diagnostic testing for a series of common and more rare infectious diseases. The CDC posted a list last week of the 27 diseases for which diagnostic testing is temporarily unavailable. The list includes rabies, mpox (monkeypox), and more. It’s not immediately clear why these tests have been paused. The CDC has downsized since Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. became secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Summer sun protection tips

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
While sunburns can sting, they can also damage your skin. Most of us remember we need sun protection at the beach and the pool. Doctors say we need to wear it every day. But with so many choices, creams, sprays, sticks, and beyond, what kind of sunscreen should you go for? Doctors recommend looking for products with broad spectrum coverage, and when it comes to the SPF, they share this advice.
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E-cig promotion concerns

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: Mar 16, 2026 / 06:00 PM CDT Updated: Mar 17, 2026 / 10:40 AM CDT The way electronic cigarettes are being promoted is causing some concerns. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) is working with young researchers to figure out how E-cigs are being promoted to children and teens. The E-cigs are being put into molds shaped like everyday objects, which might appeal to younger people.
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Infant sleepsuits recalled due to choking hazard

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
A brand of infant sleepsuits sold at Walmart is being recalled. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) says the zipper on HALO Magic Sleepsuits could detach, resulting in a choking hazard. The products were sold on HALO’s website, and online at Amazon and Walmart from last September to last month. No injuries have been reported, but the CPSC advises to stop using the product. If you bought one, you can contact HALO for a coupon or store credit.
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Measles cases continue alarming rise in the U.S., health officials say

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
New information from a federal health agency on measles cases so far this year indicates a possible new yearly record ahead. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says, as of February 26, the U.S. has recorded 1,136 confirmed cases of measles. The agency says that’s six times more than a typical year. The majority of cases were reported in 28 jurisdictions, with South Carolina having the highest number.
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Measles cases rise in U.S., vaccinations decline

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Less than two months into the new year, measles cases are climbing across the country. As vaccination rates decline, experts stress that it’s the best way to protect yourself and those who are vulnerable. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there have been 910 confirmed cases of measles as of February 12, with five new outbreaks this year. The respiratory virus is spread via air droplets when someone contagious is coughing, sneezing, or talking.
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Arkansas liver transplant recipient recounts difficult journey of waiting for a miracle on transplant list Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Don Rhoads never used to be emotional, but he is now and for good reason. On March 2, 2021, Don received a gift he never wanted but was thankful to get. He now tells a story of courage, faith, disappointment and inspiration. It’s a routine Don abides by religiously. Medicine, he puts in his pill box weekly, sometimes daily, about 14 different drugs in the morning and again at night. “If I didn’t have an alarm that goes off at 9:00 and 9:00, I might forget to take my medicine,” he said.
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Measles outbreak shuts down Texas immigration facility

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) locked down the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in South Texas on Sunday due to a measles outbreak. DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said that the Texas Department of State Health Services confirmed Saturday that two detainees at the center had contracted measles.
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January is Cervical Health Awareness Month

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: Jan 12, 2026 / 06:00 PM CST Updated: Jan 13, 2026 / 10:35 AM CST With January being Cervical Health Awareness Month, the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) is taking time to remind Arkansans of its “BreastCare program.” ADH partners with network providers to offer free cervical and breast cancer screenings and follow-up services for women ages 21 through 64.
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Fewer newborns getting vitamin K shots

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
A growing number of parents are opting out of vitamin K shots for their newborns. Vitamin K has long been considered crucial for ensuring strong bones. The body needs vitamin K for blood to clot, leaving those with low levels at risk for severe bleeding early in life. A new study shows that since 2017, the proportion of newborns not receiving vitamin K shots has increased by 77%.
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Father breaks cycle of crime and addiction with the help of an Arkansas program Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
A program in Arkansas is looking to help those stuck in a vicious cycle of addiction, like how one Searcy father once was. Some people are trapped in a life they just can’t get out of, just ask Mike Belmarez. For 25 years, he went from petty crime to gangs to drug dealing before becoming addicted to the same drugs he sold others. “I remember a time being homeless and I used my own spit to shoot up with,” he said.
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Pulaski County Prosecutor Will Jones details affair in extended interview | Terrell Talk Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified, Ryan Turbeville Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
On this episode of Terrell Talk, Donna sits down for an extended interview with Sixth District Prosecuting Attorney Will Jones to discuss an affair that was recently thrust into the public spotlight. Terrell Talk airs Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. along with live newscasts and other exclusive streaming content. For more information on how to download the app, visit FOX16.com/Streaming. Suggest a Correction Close Modal Suggest a Correction Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved.
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Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney Will Jones speaks on details of affair in one-on-one interview with Donna Terrell Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – FOX 16’s Donna Terrell sat down with Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney Will Jones to share his story as details of his affair with chief deputy prosecutor Kelly Ward were put in the public spotlight. During the one-on-one interview, Jones sought to dispel prolific social media rumors about the affair and also noted that his wife, North Little Rock judge Paula Jones, was the first to discover the affair.
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Warnings from hormone replacement therapy products to be removed

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: Nov 10, 2025 / 06:00 PM CST Updated: Nov 11, 2025 / 09:19 AM CST U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has announced that the black box warning on women’s estrogen-based products for hormone replacement therapy (HRT) will be removed. Both Kennedy as well as Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary pointed to a study from more than 20 years ago that suggested HRT could potentially accelerate pre-existing breast cancers in women.
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Donna Terrell’s Warrior Lodge at Jefferson Regional nearing completion Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified, Ryan Turbeville Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Hear from a cancer patient who says the facility will benefit those undergoing treatment Donna Terrell’s Warrior Lodge at Jefferson Regional is now only a few weeks from completion. Prostate cancer patient Thomas Kendrix believes it will help so many patients like him who need some assistance. Kendrix drives two hours each way from Crossett for radiation therapy five days a week at Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center.
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Diabetes management can create anxiety, experts say

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in 10 people nationwide has it. They have either Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. People with Type 1 diabetes make very little or no insulin, so they usually have to take insulin doses each day. With Type 2 diabetes, a person can usually make insulin, but their body doesn’t use it the right way.
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Time change effects on sleep

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
As Fall begins, Daylight Saving Time comes to an end, and we fall back an hour, gaining an extra hour of sleep. Some experts say the back and forth of time change can cause disruptions to our sleep. New studies show that springing forward an hour and falling back an hour is the worst thing for our sleep health. Researchers from Stanford University suggest sticking to one set time year-round for optimal sleep results. Standard time will last from Saturday, Nov.
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National Drug Take Back Day 2025

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: Oct 20, 2025 / 06:00 PM CDT Updated: Oct 21, 2025 / 09:08 AM CDT LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The state has developed a website to help Arkansans prepare for National Drug Take Back Day this Saturday (October 25). The website https://ardrugtakeback.org/ will direct visitors to the collection site by zip code or city. The site includes permanent drop-off locations, as well as locations being operated by law enforcement agencies for the Saturday event.
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Whooping cough cases on the rise in U.S.

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
New data shows that whooping cough cases are on the rise in the U.S., and experts say newborns are most at risk. The lead author for the study in the journal Pediatrics says vaccination for expectant mothers is “critical.” The new study found that babies who contracted whooping cough or pertussis are hospitalized. As for symptoms, experts say that while the actual cough may not be there, the apnea, or breathing interruption, is common.
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Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fundraiser to host ‘A Day of Hope’

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fundraiser will be hosting A Day of Hope on Oct. 2. Fox 16’s Donna Terrell spoke with Jen Lawrence from the AR Single Parent Scholarship Fund to learn more. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to KLRT - FOX16.com.
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Terrell Talk: Discussing how to overcome life-changing events with David Moody Original

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By Donna Terrell Verified, Ryan Turbeville Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
This week, Donna sits down with David Moody, who shares how a drive with his son in North Little Rock became a harrowing experience of survival. In his book “The Rewiring Project,” Moody recounts that 2017 crash, the road to recovery and how that event altered the trajectory of his family’s life. FOX 16 News anchor Donna Terrell hosts Terrell Talk, a weekly segment where she interviews difference makers as well as inspiring people in the central Arkansas community and beyond.
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Recall expanded on “radioactive” frozen shrimp

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has extended a recall on some frozen shrimp amid concerns about possible contamination by a radioactive element. Southwind Foods of Carson, California, has recalled some of its frozen shrimp sold under various brand names. The names include Sand Bar, Best Yet, Arctic Shores, White Arctic Shores, Great American, and First Street.
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Yoga Warrior Lodge gets sneak peek as work continues

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| Yahoo Verified
PINE BLUFF, Ark. – It was a milestone day for Donna Terrell and her Yoga Warriors Fighting Cancer non-profit, as the organization welcomed a local group for its first look inside the new Warrior Lodge at Jefferson Regional. The 2025 class of Leadership Pine Bluff toured the facility, which is still under construction. When complete, Warrior Lodge will provide no-cost temporary housing for cancer patients receiving long-term treatment at Jefferson Regional’s Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center.
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Guest columnists: Time for elected leaders to gain compassion, common sense

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| Frankfort State Journal Verified
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Historic Little Rock church beloved by community members built on the dream of a former slave

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – At the corner of Seventh and Gaines streets in Little Rock stands one of the city’s oldest churches — a place rooted in history and built on the courage and faith of a former slave. “We would not be here without Wilson Brown,” said Renee Hubbard, a longtime member of First Missionary Baptist Church. Hubbard has spent a lifetime in these pews and knows the story well. “Initially, they met in a government building on West Second Street,” she said.
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10,000 steps a day really needed for good health?

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
We’ve heard it before: get your 10,000 steps in each day to stay healthy. But new research is putting that number up for debate. A study recently published in The Lancet Public Health suggests that 7,000 steps per day are linked to numerous health benefits, including a 47% reduced risk of early death.
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Extreme heat’s impact on outdoor workers

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
The extreme summer heat continues to keep temperatures dangerously high. The best advice right now is to stay inside if you can. That’s not an option for people who work outside. A worker in Downtown Little Rock says he spends his eight-hour shift cleaning city sidewalks and must often go into local restaurants to ask for water. Another local worker has to get out in the heat to install glass panels. Both agree the best way to work in this heat is to know when to stop.
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Helping teens navigate anxieties after tragic events

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Whether it be this month’s deadly flooding in Texas or other similar catastrophic events that can put a person on edge, experts are recommending new ways for teens to navigate anxieties after a tragedy. Experts are encouraging parents to have open and honest conversations about tragic incidents. It’s also suggested that parents must protect their children from harmful information by limiting exposure to media coverage.
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New study on health of American children raises concerns

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
A new study shows the health of American children has deteriorated over the past 17 years. Researchers say children are more likely to have obesity, chronic diseases, and mental health problems like depression. The findings show obesity rates for children aged two to 19 rose from 17 percent in 2007-2008 to about 21 percent in 2021-2023. Nearly 100 chronic conditions recorded by doctors rose from about 40 percent in 2011 to around 46 percent by 2023.
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Should pets sleep with their humans?

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: Jun 16, 2025 / 06:00 PM CDT Updated: Jun 17, 2025 / 10:23 AM CDT Pet lovers will do almost anything for their furry friends, but allowing them in the bed with you when it’s time to sleep may not be a good idea, according to sleep experts. Some say sleeping with your pets often leads to disturbed rest, and it can often cause poor sleep quality as well as symptoms of insomnia.
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“Mind diet” helps reduce dementia risk

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
New research suggests that a specific diet may help reduce the risk of developing dementia. The “Mind diet” combines the “Mediterranean diet” with the blood pressure-lowering “DASH diet.” It involves eating green, leafy vegetables, olive oil, whole grains, and lots of berries. The long-term study of middle-aged and older participants showed that the “Mind diet” resulted in a stronger and more consistent reduction in dementia risk than other types of diets.
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FDA approves first blood test to help diagnose Alzheimer’s

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
by: Donna Terrell Posted: May 19, 2025 / 06:00 PM CDT Updated: May 20, 2025 / 09:41 AM CDT A major win in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared a blood test for diagnosis. The FDA cleared the blood test on Friday. This blood testing will likely be used to rule out Alzheimer’s, with positive results signaling the need for more advanced diagnostics.
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Arkansas woman targeted by ‘smoking car’ scam after listing car on Facebook Marketplace

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Renee Junkin and her father thought they had found the perfect buyer for her 2011 Jeep Wrangler after listing it on Facebook Marketplace, but what started as a typical sale quickly turned into a financial nightmare. She says the two men pulled up and began chatting about the car, but then she noticed more people involved. “We talked for a minute, and when I went around the Jeep, I saw three other people inside the SUV they arrived in,” Junkin said.
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Arkansas woman targeted by ‘smoking car’ scam after listing car on Facebook Marketplace

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Renee Junkin and her father thought they had found the perfect buyer for her 2011 Jeep Wrangler after listing it on Facebook Marketplace, but what started as a typical sale quickly turned into a financial nightmare. She says the two men pulled up and began chatting about the car, but then she noticed more people involved.
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Donna Terrell talks about the motivation behind her nonprofit organization - her daughter

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Yoga Warriors Fighting Cancer was inspired by Queah, (pronounced Quaya), the daughter of founder Donna Terrell. During her treatment, Queah found relief from some of the side effects of cancer therapy through yoga. Donna, who served as her caregiver before Queah died, said they were also provided with no-cost lodging when they had to travel out of state for care. “She inspires this organization every day,” Terrell said.
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Donna Terrell talks about the motivation behind her nonprofit organization - her daughter

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Yoga Warriors Fighting Cancer was inspired by Queah, (pronounced Quaya), the daughter of founder Donna Terrell. During her treatment, Queah found relief from some of the side effects of cancer therapy through yoga. Donna, who served as her caregiver before Queah died, said they were also provided with no-cost lodging when they had to travel out of state for care. “She inspires this organization every day,” Terrell said.
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Caught in the Crossfire: Pine Bluff family dealing with trauma of gun violence

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| KLRT-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
PINE BLUFF, Ark. – It was just an ordinary night—until the unthinkable happened. Takeiler White remembers it vividly. “She was laying in bed… I saw her shaking… and all I could say was, ‘my baby,'” White said. A single bullet shattered the calm in her Pine Bluff home. “The bullet came from right here,” White said, pointing to a small hole in the wall.
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Community-wide Yoga Event and Fundraiser

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By Donna Terrell Verified
| yogawarriors.org
You’re Invited! Join us for a community-wide yoga event at the DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Little Rock on Saturday, May 17th, from 10 AM to 12 PM. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned yogi, everyone is welcome! Enjoy expert wellness tips, discover the healing benefits of yoga, and take part in fun raffles and giveaways. All proceeds and donations will support the Warrior Lodge, a free facility providing a safe, comfortable place for cancer patients undergoing life-saving, extended treatments.
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