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woman sentenced in social security fraud case

Wednesday, August 24 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK—A Marmaduke woman who fraudulently obtained more than $96,000 in Social Security Administration funds was sentenced yesterday afternoon for making false statements to the United States government. United States District Court Judge Lee Rudofsky sentenced Tammy Jean Hogan, 58, to five years of... Read More.

First case of Monkeypox discovered in Arkansas

Tuesday, July 5 by Staff

Little Rock, Ark. – The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) announced today that the first case of monkeypox has been identified in the state. “Arkansas has been monitoring cases of monkeypox in the U.S.,” said Dr. Jennifer Dillaha. “While this news is concerning, monkeypox is... Read More.

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Judge rejects new evidence testing in ‘West Memphis 3’ case

Thursday, June 23 by Staff

WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas judge won’t allow new genetic testing of crime scene evidence from the killing of three boys nearly 30 years ago. The judge denied a motion seeking access to the evidence from the 1993 killing of three 8-year-boys in... Read More.

Judge wants DOJ to join voting rights case

Friday, February 18 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge said Thursday he’s dismissing a lawsuit challenging Arkansas’ new state House districts as diluting the influence of Black voters, unless the Justice Department joins the case as a plaintiff. U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky said there’s “a strong... Read More.

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Jefferson County Courthouse closed additional week due to COVID-19 case increase

Tuesday, January 18 by Deseray Mckinzy

Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson has decided to keep the courthouse closed for an additional week because of an increase in the number of cases of COVID-19. Appearing on the Oldies 101.3 morning show Tuesday, Robinson said this. Robinson was also asked what people who need... Read More.

First case of Omicron COVID19 reported in state

Monday, December 20 by Ray King

(AP) — Arkansas on Friday reported its first case of the omicron COVID-19 variant as the state’s coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continued to increase. The Arkansas Department of Health did not release information about the person’s location, age or gender, nor whether they had been... Read More.

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Bond set in residential burglary case

Monday, November 29 by Staff

A $10,000 bond was set Monday for a Pine Bluff man accused of breaking into a house on Sunday. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond for Williams Warren, 33, after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge him with residential burglary. Deputy Prosecutor... Read More.

Dumas Police Request ASP Assistance In Local Homicide Case

Friday, November 26 by Staff

The Arkansas State Police has been requested by Dumas authorities to investigate a shooting incident that has claimed the life of a 39 year-old man. About 1:15 AM today Dumas police officers received a report of gunfire at 103 South Beech Street. Inside the residence... Read More.

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Cash only bond set in commercial burglary case

Friday, November 26 by Lori Basiewicz

By Ray King A $100,000 cash only bond was set Friday for a Wabbaseka man accused of breaking into a business Wednesday. Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Homer Martinez, 25, with commercial burglary and... Read More.

Appeals Court rejects Sheridan School District worker’s comp case

Wednesday, November 17 by Ray King

The Arkansas Court of Appeals on Wednesday ruled against the Sheridan School District which had claimed the Arkansas Worker’s Compensation Commission was wrong when they ruled a district employee was injured in a work-related accident. Jennifer Wise was a paraprofessional in the district and in... Read More.

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Guilty plea in gun conspiracy case

Wednesday, November 10 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An Oklahoma man pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiring to smuggle guns through Arkansas to Mexican drug cartels. In a statement, federal prosecutors said Andrew Scott Pierson, 47, of Jay, Oklahoma, entered his plea before a federal judge in Little Rock,... Read More.

Cold case squad, federal help on police chiefs agenda

Thursday, November 4 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Ray King Reducing incidents of violent crime in Pine Bluff is the number one goal of Interim Police Chief Lloyd Franklin Sr. which is why he has developed a partnership with the Federal Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives Division of the Justice Department. Appearing on... Read More.

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First case of Monkeypox discovered in Arkansas

Judge rejects new evidence testing in ‘West Memphis 3’ case

Judge wants DOJ to join voting rights case

Jefferson County Courthouse closed additional week due to COVID-19 case increase

First case of Omicron COVID19 reported in state

Bond set in residential burglary case

Dumas Police Request ASP Assistance In Local Homicide Case

Cash only bond set in commercial burglary case

Appeals Court rejects Sheridan School District worker’s comp case

Guilty plea in gun conspiracy case

Cold case squad, federal help on police chiefs agenda

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