LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - The UALR tennis team has been announced as the No. 10 seed in this weekend's Sun Belt Conference Tennis Championships and will take on No. 7 Denver on Thursday at 9 a.m. This year's tournament, hosted by the University of South Alabama, is set to take place at the Mobile Tennis Center and the University of South Alabama campus on April 21-24 in Mobile, Ala.

UALR enters the tournament with a 10-14 overall record and a 0-4 tally in conference play. The Trojans will be looking for their first Sun Belt Tournament victory since 2007 when a No.-7 seeded UALR squad defeated ULM, 4-0.

The Trojans and the Pioneers will be meeting for the first time since 2007 on Sunday. After topping ULM in the opening round of the 2007 SBC Tournament, UALR lost to DU by a final of 4-0.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- The storms packed a punch to central Arkansas last night, downing power lines, trees, and causing property damage.

The Bumper to Bumper auto parts store in downtown Little Rock had its windows blown out onto the street.

Fletcher Lord is president of Replacement Parts and says they've been through disasters like this before. He says, "It just blew the front windows out into the street and turned a lot of fixtures over and dumped a lot of parts in the floor."

Someone did stay overnight to secure the property. Lord says the store will replace the windows today and that they will be open for business as usual.

And in Bryant the McDonald's sustained minor roof damage as the storms rolled through Saline County last night.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -- Severe storms have battered part of the nation's midsection, toppling trees onto homes in Arkansas and blowing rail cars off of tracks in Illinois.

But unlike the storms that killed at least 46 people in six states less than a week ago, there weren't any immediate reports of injuries Tuesday.

In Garland County, Ark., a tree crashed into an occupied home, but officials say the family escaped unharmed.

In Missouri, the Pike County Sheriff's Department said three tornadoes were spotted in a 45-minute period. Some homes and bars were damaged. Tornadoes were also reported near St. Louis, and the city's Lambert Airport was closed for a time.

In Illinois, the National Weather Service reported that high winds managed to blow some rail cars off the tracks in Taylorsville.

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