PBPD Seeks Help Locating Wanted Suspect

The Pine Bluff Police Department is asking for your help in locating Shondese M. Rauls. Rauls is wanted for Residential Burglary and 1st Degree Battery. Rauls forced his way into a residence and attempted to rob the victim. Once inside the residence, the victim... Read More.

Kidnapping, Rape, Attempted Murder

Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Norris Howard, 57, with kidnapping, rape and criminal attempt capital murder. A $100,000 cash-only bond was set Monday for a Pine Bluff man accused of kidnapping a woman,... Read More.
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Free Legal Assistance Offered To Those Affected By Recent Flood

The Arkansas Bar and the Young Lawyers’ Section, along with FEMA, the Arkansas Emergency Management Agency, The American Bar Association, Center for Arkansas Legal Services, Legal Aid of Arkansas, and Arkansas Access to Justice will be providing free disaster legal assistance. This comes following... Read More.
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Explosive Device Found In Car, Toddler Inside

Richard Tyler Cantrell, 31, who has $100,000 in outstanding felony warrants that resulted from investigations by White Hall police, was arrested at a convenience store at 800 N. Bryant Street in Dollarway. White Hall police found an improvised explosive device Wednesday in a suspect’s... Read More.

Win Trafford Stopped By The Oldies 101.3 This Morning

Alderman Win Trafford joined Greg Horne and Will Jenkins this morning on The Oldies, 101.3 "Voice of the Deltaplex". Aldermnan Trafford spoke about the relief effects of the flood caused by the Arkansas River, latest Pine Bluff Regional Chamber of Commerce news, community involvement and... Read More.
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Flood Waters Begin To Decrease In Pine Bluff

The river finally began falling Friday after a near-record crest of almost 51 feet. The peak crest of 50.85 feet happened at 2:15 p.m. Thursday. The record, set in 1943, is 52.1 feet. Flood stage is currently 42 feet at Pine Bluff. Friday afternoon,... Read More.
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American Red Cross Arkansas Flooding Relief Efforts

Since May 31st, American Red Cross has been providing disaster relief for residents impacted by historic flooding along the Arkansas River. As flood waters recede in some areas, and needs evolve, Red Cross remains in continuous contact with local emergency management officials to meet... Read More.
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