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Fordyce Awarded Win After Barton Forfeits Conference Opener

Wednesday, September 17 by Luke Matheson

The Fordyce Redbugs won’t take the field Sept. 26 as scheduled, but they will still add a victory to their record after Barton High School was forced to forfeit its conference opener. The Arkansas Activities Association announced Tuesday that 10 Barton players were suspended following... Read More.

Leonard Earl Walters

Wednesday, September 17 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 134322 Age: 65 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: Pine Bluff, AR Booking Date: 09-16-2025 - 7:47 pm Charges: AGGRAVATED ASSAULT POSSESSION OF FIREARM BY CERTAIN PERSONS THEFT BY RECEIVING

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Jimmie Lee Walters

Wednesday, September 17 by Alex Bivens

Booking #: 172117 Age: 72 Gender: Male Race: African American Address: pine bluff, AR Booking Date: 09-16-2025 - 7:28 pm Charges: ALIAS-AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge Calls for Investigation into Bowen Law Professor Over Comments on Charlie Kirk Assassination

Tuesday, September 16 by Luke Matheson

Arkansas Lieutenant Governor Leslie Rutledge is demanding a full investigation into Assistant Professor Felicia Branch of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s William H. Bowen School of Law after Branch publicly celebrated the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on her personal Facebook... Read More.

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Arkansas State Police Investigating Death of Fordyce Couple

Tuesday, September 16 by Luke Matheson

A quiet neighborhood in Fordyce was shaken Monday morning when authorities discovered the bodies of a local couple inside their home, prompting a state-led death investigation. At around 11 a.m. on September 15, deputies with the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) and officers from the... Read More.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Accepting Applications for New Game Warden Cadets

Tuesday, September 16 by Luke Matheson

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) is now accepting applications for its next class of game warden cadets, with the deadline set for September 30. Becoming a game warden involves far more than checking hunting and fishing licenses. Wardens play a vital role in... Read More.

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UAM announces homecoming week schedule

Tuesday, September 16 by Ray King

MONTICELLO, Ark. — The University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) has released the 2025 UAM Homecoming Week schedule. Homecoming events will take place from September 29-October 4. On October 2, the UAM Department of Athletics will host its annual UAM Sports Hall of Fame Banquet.... Read More.

USPS Launches 2025 Operation Santa Program, Giving Families a Chance to Spread Holiday Cheer

Tuesday, September 16 by Luke Matheson

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is once again helping deliver holiday magic as its annual “Operation Santa” program kicks off Monday, giving people across the nation the chance to fulfill the wishes of children and families this Christmas season. The program, which dates back... Read More.

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North Little Rock Officer Released Following Arrest in Domestic Incident

Tuesday, September 16 by Luke Matheson

North Little Rock police officer Tommy Norman has been released from the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility after his arrest over the weekend in connection with a domestic violence incident. According to the North Little Rock Police Department (NLRPD), officers arrested Norman on September 13... Read More.

Pine Bluff Man on Probation Has $50,000 Cash Bond Set Following High-Speed Chase

Tuesday, September 16 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King A $50,000 cash only bond was set Monday for a Pine Bluff man currently on probation who led police on a high-speed chase Friday night. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge James... Read More.

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Arkansas Innovators Shine During National HBCU Week/Month

Tuesday, September 16 by Alex Bivens

By David Hehemann As the U.S. Department of Education prepares to mark National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Week in September, individuals across the nation can look to Arkansas as an example of a state producing highly-qualified graduates dedicated to solving complex challenges, according... Read More.

President orders National Guard troops to Memphis in move to reduce crime

Tuesday, September 16 by Ray King

President Donald Trump signed an order on Monday to deploy the National Guard to Memphis in an effort to combat crime, marking another instance of his administration's use of military force in American cities. Trump announced the decision during a meeting with Republican Tennessee Governor Bill... Read More.

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Fordyce Awarded Win After Barton Forfeits Conference Opener

Leonard Earl Walters

Jimmie Lee Walters

Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge Calls for Investigation into Bowen Law Professor Over Comments on Charlie Kirk Assassination

Arkansas State Police Investigating Death of Fordyce Couple

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Accepting Applications for New Game Warden Cadets

UAM announces homecoming week schedule

USPS Launches 2025 Operation Santa Program, Giving Families a Chance to Spread Holiday Cheer

North Little Rock Officer Released Following Arrest in Domestic Incident

Pine Bluff Man on Probation Has $50,000 Cash Bond Set Following High-Speed Chase

Arkansas Innovators Shine During National HBCU Week/Month

President orders National Guard troops to Memphis in move to reduce crime

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