State tests 4,000 plus for COVID-19

By Ray King More than 4,000 tests for COVID-19 were conducted in Arkansas in the past 24 hours, according to Governor Asa Hutchinson. That was the second largest number of tests in a single day and the state has now more than 66,000 people since... Read More.

In-person court proceedings to resume Monday

By Ray King In-person court appearances will resume Monday, June 1 for the Eleven-West Judicial District, which includes Jefferson and Lincoln Counties. According to a press release from Circuit Judge Rob Wyatt, the administrative judge for the District, everyone entering the courthouse will be required to... Read More.
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Arkansas State Capitol to Reopen to the Public June 1

(LITTLE ROCK, ARK.) – Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston announced Wednesday that the Arkansas State Capitol would reopen to the public on Monday, June 1st.  Hours and services will be limited. Until further notice, the building will be open to the public from 9:00... Read More.
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New voting machines arrive in Jefferson County

The new voting machines arrived at the Jefferson County Election Commission office on Main Street Wednesday morning. The machines will replace outdated machines used by the county for several years. The new ballot marker machines, poll tablets and printers are being paid for by the... Read More.

Jefferson County records 23rd Coronavirus death

Jefferson County now has its 23rd Coronavirus death. Jefferson County Coroner Chad Kelley confirmed the death to DeltaplexNews.com, noting that the victim was a White female in her 90’s that passed away at the Waters of White Hall nursing home Wednesday. Jefferson county recorded 22 Coronavirus... Read More.
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Appeals court rejects Damont Ewells argument

By Ray King An Arkansas prison inmate serving 20-years for manslaughter failed Wednesday to convince the Arkansas Court of Appeals that the evidence was insufficient to convict him. Damont Ewells, 40, was convicted as an habitual offender of manslaughter in the Sept. 19. 2017 death of... Read More.

Prior conviction results in felony allegation

By Ray King A Jefferson County man who was arrested last week for misdemeanor domestic battery will face a felony allegation after it was determined that he had a prior domestic battery conviction in the past five years. James Jordan, 49, had been arrested by a... Read More.
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Man arrested in alleged stabbing

By Ray King A 48-year-old Jefferson County man was arrested Monday after he allegedly stabbed his daughter during an altercation. William Lawrence was taken into custody by a sheriff’s deputy after the deputy responded to a reported stabbing at a residence on Brixey Road. The female victim... Read More.

Bond set in felony domestic battery allegation

By Ray King A $5,000 bond was set Wednesday for a Jefferson County woman accused of injuring her boyfriend during an altercation Saturday. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Jacy Ashcraft, 28, with second offense... Read More.
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