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Pine Bluff Man Held on Drug Charge After Traffic Stop

Wednesday, November 5 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $25,000 bond was set Wednesday for a Pine Bluff man on a drug related allegation. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Christopher Wayman, 40, with possession of a controlled substance cocaine. The... Read More.

Pine Bluff Woman Held on Bond After Alleged Shooting During Apartment Altercation

Wednesday, November 5 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $15,000 bond was set Wednesday for a Pine Bluff woman accused of firing a shot at the door of an apartment during an altercation Tuesday. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge... Read More.

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Jefferson County Faces Dump Truck Repossession Over Missed Payments Amid Quorum Court Dispute

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

Once again, tensions between the Jefferson County Quorum Court and County Judge Gerald Robinson have escalated — this time over delinquent payments on road department dump trucks. According to officials, Kansas City State Bank has threatened to repossess the trucks after the county fell nearly... Read More.

Candidates File for Drew County Races

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

Several individuals have officially filed to run for public office in Drew County, according to a list provided by the Drew County Clerk’s Office. In the County Judge race, Jessie Griffin and Michel Owens, both Republicans, have entered the race. For County Treasurer, Charles Searcy, a... Read More.

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White Hall High School Student Removed After Handgun Found in Vehicle; No Threat Reported

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

A White Hall High School student was removed from campus Tuesday after a handgun was found inside their vehicle in the student parking lot. White Hall Police Chief Mickey Buffkin told Deltaplex News that at no point was anyone in danger. Buffkin added that there was... Read More.

Stuttgart Police Identify Victim in Sunday Shooting at JB Bryant Park

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

The Stuttgart Police Department has identified the victim in Sunday’s fatal shooting at JB Bryant Park as Treveon Jones. Authorities confirmed that one suspect has been taken into custody in connection with the case. However, the suspect’s name has not been released, as the investigation... Read More.

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Retired Colonel Nate Todd Shares Why He Is Running For Jefferson County Judge in 2026

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

This is the first of two stories about Retired Colonel Nate Todd who has announced his intention to seek the office of Jefferson County Judge in the 2026 election. Todd, who was born and raised in Jefferson County, currently serves on the Board of Trustees... Read More.

Three Jefferson County Justices of the Peace Launch Reelection Bids as Filing Opens

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

Three incumbent Justices of the Peace were among the first to file for another term as the filing period for the March political primaries got underway Monday at the Jefferson County Courthouse. Republican Ted Harden is the senior member of the county’s legislative body and... Read More.

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Four Newcomers Enter Jefferson County Quorum Court Races Challenging Incumbents

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

Four people who have never held elected office before submitted paperwork to file for positions on the Jefferson County Quorum Court of the first day of filing Monday. Each of the four will be challenging incumbents including two running against District 1 Justice of the... Read More.

Authorities Searching for Missing 4-Year-Old from Keo

Tuesday, November 4 by Luke Matheson

Law enforcement officials are searching for 4-year-old Brooklyn Sue Elizabeth Tuttle, who was last seen early Tuesday morning in Keo. According to the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office, Brooklyn was last seen at a home on Anna M Lane around 7:30 a.m. on November 4, 2025.... Read More.

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Judge says prison board, not governor in charge of prison operations

Tuesday, November 4 by Ray King

The power to determine who is in charge of Arkansas prisons lies with the Board of Corrections, not Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Pulaski County Judge Patricia James determined in a new ruling. In her ruling, James found that two new Arkansas laws, Acts 185 and... Read More.

Stone Bank donates $2,000 to White Hall Food Pantry

Tuesday, November 4 by Ray King

White Hall, AR – As food assistance organizations prepare for increased demand during the ongoing federal government shutdown, Stone Bank has donated $2,000 to the White Hall Food Pantry to help support local families facing food insecurity. Across the state, food pantries have reported rising... Read More.

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