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Judge throws out lawsuit on GOP primary for only Republicans

Thursday, May 8 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge has tossed out a lawsuit aimed at making Arkansas’ GOP primary open only to registered Republicans. U.S. District Judge Brian Miller on Monday granted the motion to dismiss the lawsuit that had been filed by about two dozen... Read More.

Officer Joe Anderson Praised for Exemplary Service at Pine Bluff Funeral

Thursday, May 8 by Luke Matheson

"Oftentimes, we are quick to criticize, especially those behind the badge. This time, I would like Officer Anderson to be celebrated for the extraordinary example he set forth for the Pine Bluff Police Department." - Sandi Metz Sandi Metz, wrote a letter of appreciation to the... Read More.

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Walton family makes major announcement this morning in Bentonville

Thursday, May 8 by Rick Walker

During a press conference this morning, a group of Wal-Mart heirs announced they are creating a new tech based University in Bentonville. The University will be built at the site of the former Walmart Home Office on 8th Street. Although a name for the university... Read More.

Sheridan City Council gets public safety update

Thursday, May 8 by Rick Walker

The effectiveness of flock cameras and new technology to keep students safe were the focus of a presentation by the Sheridan Police Department at the monthly meeting of the Sheridan City Council. Mayor Cain Nattin said it was an impressive update.

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Discover the Dolly Parton Imagination Library on United Way Day with Linda Bateman

Thursday, May 8 by Alex Bivens

Wednesday is United Way Day on Oldies 10131 and this week Linda Bateman with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library talked about what her organization does. Morning Show host Greg Horne asked her to explain how parents or guardians can sign children up for the program. Again,... Read More.

Pine Bluff City Council Approves $1 Million Payment for Jail Bed Space Fees

Thursday, May 8 by Alex Bivens

On Monday, the Pine Bluff City Council voted 5-2 to pay Jefferson County almost $1million that was owed for bed space at the adult detention center. The decision to pay the funds came after Pine Bluff lost a lawsuit that had been filed by the... Read More.

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England Man Arrested for Dragging Dog with Truck in Shocking Video

Thursday, May 8 by Luke Matheson

An England man had been arrested after a video surfaced online of him dragging a dog from his truck earlier this week. In the video 38-year-old Jacob Eugene Smith is seen in the drivers seat of the truck holding an animal control pole with the... Read More.

UAPB Mens Golf Team Claims Historic Victory at 2025 PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship

Wednesday, May 7 by Luke Matheson

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) men's golf team achieved a significant milestone by winning the 2025 PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship at Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisconsin. This victory marks their first HBCU National Championship in men's golf, setting a new standard... Read More.

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UAPB baseball eyes a chance at postseason play as regular season draws towards a close

Wednesday, May 7 by Luke Matheson

The UAPB Golden Lions are enjoying some success under first year head coach Logan Stout despite several setbacks with injuries that have forced players to step up to help fill holes in the lineup. The Golden Lions are currently 12-9 in conference play with a... Read More.

APR Challenges lead to Postseason Bans for UAPB and other HBCU programs

Wednesday, May 7 by Staff

The NCAA's recent Academic Progress Rate (APR) report has brought to light the challenges faced by Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in maintaining a balance between athletic and academic responsibilities. Specifically, the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) and Mississippi Valley State... Read More.

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Highway 165 Bridge in Stuttgart Remains Safe Despite Cosmetic Damage

Wednesday, May 7 by Luke Matheson

ARDOT inspectors are assessing the situation beneath the Highway 165 Bridge near Stuttgart, where some concrete damage has been identified. Initial evaluations suggest the damage is cosmetic and does not affect the structural integrity of the bridge, according to a statement from the Arkansas Department... Read More.

Traffic Stop Leads to Cocaine Bust and Multiple Charges in Monticello

Wednesday, May 7 by Luke Matheson

On May 2, 2025, the Tenth District Drug Task Force conducted a traffic stop in Monticello due to a vehicle being driven carelessly. During the investigation, agents found a bag containing suspected cocaine, several empty bags with white residue, and additional unused bags similar to... Read More.

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