NEAReport.com is a trusted online news source dedicated to providing the latest and most comprehensive news coverage for Northeast Arkansas. Our mission is to deliver timely, accurate, and relevant news that matters to the communities we serve.
As a leading news outlet in the region, we strive to keep our readers well-informed about local events, breaking news, community issues, and the stories that impact their daily lives. Our team is committed to delivering high-quality journalism with integrity and professionalism.
At NEAReport.com, we cover a wide range of topics, including local government, crime and justice, education, business, sports, entertainment, and human interest stories. We believe in the power of storytelling and aim to shed light on the diverse voices and perspectives within our community.
With a user-friendly website design, our readers can easily navigate through our articles and find the information they seek. We provide a seamless and engaging reading experience across various platforms, including desktop, mobile devices, and tablets.
We also encourage community engagement and value our readers' feedback. We welcome comments, suggestions, and story ideas from our audience, as we strive to reflect the interests and concerns of Northeast Arkansas residents.
NEAReport.com is proud to serve as a reliable source of news and information for the Northeast Arkansas region. We are dedicated to upholding the principles of journalism, including accuracy, fairness, and transparency. Our commitment to excellence in reporting ensures that our readers receive the most reliable and up-to-date news available.
Thank you for choosing NEAReport.com as your trusted source for local news. We appreciate your support and look forward to continuing to serve our community with reliable journalism and insightful storytelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I speak to a reporter?
Unfortunately, we have limited staff with even more limited time. We can't meet with you about a potential story, but you can send us the story through email. E-mail us directly at news@neareport.com
What kind of news do you cover?
We mostly cover crime, human interest and public events in Northeast Arkansas. On occasion, depending on the situation, we cover stories outside of this scope.
I don't see a story here that everyone else is reporting. Why?
Our goal isn't to report the same stuff everyone else is. We are trying to create new conversations or tell you details you wouldn't have known about otherwise.
Why do you link/share other news outlets' stories?
Because we aren't the only one and we do not expect our readers to only come to NEAReport.com to stay informed. No one single news outlet can do everything. However, the more we have, the better. And each one usually has hard-working reporters who deserve to get credit for their work.
How do I report a mistake to be corrected?
Please send us the link to the news article and specify what mistake was made and what the accurate version would be. We take all claims that we have made an error seriously. But that said, we have published thousands of articles and there will always be typos (until AI proofreading for old articles becomes a thing).
How do I request my name be taken out of an article?
If you made a simple mistake in the past and were arrested/convicted for something, we don't believe it should define you forever. If your record is expunged, or sufficient cause can be given, we will consider removing your name from an old article. Violent acts or repeat offenses will not be considered.
Why don't you wait until you have the full story before reporting something?
Because we are writing news and not a book.
Despite how many likes this comment gets on social media, our job is to tell as much of the story as we can, each day. If we only reported on news when all the questions were answered, we would never publish an article. And there is no magical bell that rings when we have the "full story."
We report as much as we factually can while remaining unbiased and pursue the unanswered questions as best we can in follow-ups.
Who wrote this FAQ?
Hi! I'm your friend, Stan Morris.