Public Safety (Jonesboro): A real-life “Spider-Man” helped a man in a wheelchair cross a busy six-lane intersection in Jonesboro, jumping into action from his car in full costume and pushing the wheelchair to safety before the light changed. Food Safety (Arkansas stores): Midwest Poultry Services is voluntarily recalling about 1.6 million dozen eggs from Texas over possible Salmonella Enteritidis contamination, with distribution reported to retailers including Kroger and Brookshire locations across Arkansas and other states. Health (Arkansas-linked tick risk): New federal reporting highlights alpha-gal syndrome—an allergy to red meat triggered by tick bites—showing it may be more common than previously thought, especially in areas where lone star ticks are prevalent. Local Governance (Mountain Home): The Mountain Home school board faced online criticism after approving transactions with businesses connected to board members, with officials saying the votes only allow bids and require public disclosures under state ethics rules. Arkansas Research (UAPB): A University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff researcher is studying freshwater shrimp farming in enclosed systems, aiming to reduce reliance on imports. Sports (Arkansas ties): Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield continued SEC Media Days messaging as the Razorbacks look to rebound after a 2-10 season.