Good morning, Rogers.

At SOAR NWA in Bentonville, extreme heat leads organizers to set up indoor cooling stations and emergency support as the event runs today from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. to assist adults with disabilities.

Michaels opened a new store on Promenade Boulevard that offers a hands-on shopping experience with personalization options (including custom framing and a favor bar) to spark creativity.

The local Chamber of Commerce said the new creative space is expected to draw more visitors to the area.

After students return to class, Rogers Public Schools and Shiloh Christian use wet-bulb readings to monitor heat and humidity and adjust outdoor activities to avoid heat emergencies - athletic trainers update coaches as needed and water is provided for students on buses.

Walmart has recalled Marketside Tomato Bisque Soup kits from stores including those in Rogers due to a potential listeria contamination.

The recall affects items with a best by date of Aug. 22, and shoppers are urged to dispose of the product and request a refund (no illnesses have been reported).

The Arkansas Department of Health reported 12 new cyclosporiasis cases on Friday, increasing the year's total to 275 with most in Northwest Arkansas (including 158 in Benton County).

Officials said they are monitoring the data to determine if food recalls and public awareness efforts have eased the outbreak.

At fall camp outside Walker Pavilion, Arkansas coaches continue testing quarterbacks KJ Jackson and AJ Hill as part of a battle centered on ball security.

The team is expected to decide on a starter after Sunday's preseason scrimmage.