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Arkansas Attorney Resigns After Arkansas Supreme Court Finds Inaccurate AI-Generated Citations

Thursday, February 5 by Luke Matheson

A local attorney has resigned after the Arkansas Supreme Court determined she used artificial intelligence to help draft a court filing that included inaccurate legal citations. According to court documents, Dana McClain was ordered on Dec. 11, 2025, to show cause after concerns were raised... Read More.

Fordyce Man Sentenced to 10 Years in Federal Prison for Meth and Cocaine Distribution

Thursday, February 5 by Luke Matheson

A Fordyce man with a prior drug conviction has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison following a narcotics investigation that uncovered large quantities of methamphetamine and cocaine. Jonathan D. Ross, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, announced that Eric Matlock, 42,... Read More.

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Apply Now for Arkansas Spring Turkey Hunt Permits Before February 15 Deadline

Thursday, February 5 by Luke Matheson

Hunters have until 11:59 p.m. Feb. 15 to apply for a chance to participate in managed permit-only turkey hunts offered by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission on select wildlife management areas across the state this spring. Applications can be submitted online at agfc.com by... Read More.

Bruce Westerman Discusses House Funding Bill Success and Pine Bluff Arsenal Project

Thursday, February 5 by Luke Matheson

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives are celebrating after all 12 funding bills they sent to the U.S. Senate being approved, with only one, money for the Department of Homeland Security being modified. Fourth District Congressman Bruce Westerman talked about that when he appeared... Read More.

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Municipal League names Sheridan Volunteer Community of the Year for Innovation

Thursday, February 5 by Ray King

The Arkansas Municipal League recently recognized the City of Sheridan as the Arkansas Volunteer Community of the Year for Innovation. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, the award recognizes Sheridan’s volunteer-driven efforts, particularly the work of the Clean City Taskforce. That group focuses on beautification,... Read More.

UAM Hosts College Preview Day for Prospective Students March 9

Thursday, February 5 by Luke Matheson

The University of Arkansas at Monticello Office of Admissions will host Weevil Welcome: College Preview Day on Monday, March 9, giving prospective students an opportunity to explore academic programs, campus life and scholarship opportunities. The event will begin at 9 a.m. with registration in the... Read More.

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Drew County Woman Loses Appeal After Conviction for Fentanyl and Meth Trafficking Upheld

Thursday, February 5 by Ray King

A Drew County woman convicted of drug related charges in 2024 has failed to convince the Arkansas Court of Appeals that there was insufficient evidence to convict her. Amanda Marie Adair, 37, is currently serving a 30-year prison sentence and will be eligible for parole... Read More.

Pine Bluff Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Suspect in Briarwood Inn Incident

Thursday, February 5 by Luke Matheson

The Pine Bluff Police Department Detective Office is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a suspect connected to a violent incident at the Briarwood Inn. According to investigators, the individual pictured is wanted in connection with an incident that occurred on February... Read More.

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Brookshire’s in White Hall Condemned After Roof Collapse from Winter Storm

Wednesday, February 4 by Luke Matheson

Last week’s winter storm caused widespread disruptions, forcing schools, government offices, and businesses to close temporarily. Now, the storm has led to major damage at Brookshire's in White Hall. The grocery store suffered significant structural damage after its roof partially collapsed under the weight of... Read More.

Pine Bluff School Board Declines Grievance Hearing for Coach on Administrative Leave

Wednesday, February 4 by Luke Matheson

The Pine Bluff School District held its monthly meeting earlier this week to conduct routine district business, including a grievance hearing requested by football coach Michael Williams, who remains on administrative leave for an undisclosed matter. The hearing was held at Williams’ request. Superintendent Dr. Jennifer... Read More.

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Robinson prison sentence for murder upheld by Court of Appeals

Wednesday, February 4 by Ray King

A Drew County man convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of another man failed to convince the Arkansas Court of Appeals that he was justified in using deadly physical force. Jarion Robinson, 24, was sentenced to 73 years in prison after a jury... Read More.

Appeals Court upholds Hill conviction

Wednesday, February 4 by Ray King

A Grant County man convicted as an habitual offender on drug related charges has failed to convince the Court of Appeals that there was insufficient evidence for his conviction. Darius Hill, 55, is serving a 252-month sentence at the Wrightsville Unit after being convicted of... Read More.

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