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Jefferson County Judge Files Lawsuit Against Quorum Court Over Procedural Ordinance

Friday, September 12 by Luke Matheson

Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson has filed a lawsuit against members of the Jefferson County Quorum Court, claiming they violated state law by conducting county business without a valid procedural ordinance in place. The complaint, filed Thursday in Jefferson County Circuit Court, argues that the... Read More.

Judge in lawsuit against solar farm in Sheridan issues delay for county attorneys to answer questions

Thursday, September 4 by Ray King

A special judge assigned to hear a lawsuit challenging the construction of a solar farm and data processing center in Grant County has told attorneys for the county they have more time to answer questions asked by the man challenging the construction. According to the... Read More.

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Pine Bluff City Council Settles Lawsuit with Former Officer Julie Hilliard

Wednesday, July 30 by Luke Matheson

By Ray King By a vote of 6 to 2, the Pine Bluff City Council during a special called meeting Wednesday agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by former police officer Julie Hilliard earlier this year. Hilliard, a 14-year veteran, was fired in January 2024 and... Read More.

Lawsuit forces Pharmacy into Chapter 11

Thursday, July 24 by Greg

Statement from Doctors Orders: Lelan Stice, CEO of Whitehall Pharmacy dba Doctors Orders Pharmacy, announced today that it filed Chapter 11 reorganization on Monday, July 21, 2025. The filing was necessary to allow the pharmacy to continue to operate and serve its 90,000 clients in... Read More.

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Sheriff candidate ordered to pay nearly $409,000 after losing lawsuit to Sheriff’s Sgt.

Tuesday, July 1 by Ray King

Community activist and recently announced candidate for Jefferson County Sheriff Mark Cannon has been ordered to pay nearly $409,000 to Jefferson County Sheriff’s Sgt. Courtney Kelly stemming from a lawsuit Kelly filed in 2023 against Cannon and County Judge Gerald Robinson. According to court documents,... Read More.

Trice lawsuit against JP’s reinstated by special judge

Friday, June 27 by Ray King

By Ray King A lawsuit alleging malfeasance by members of the Jefferson County Quorum Court that had been dismissed by a special judge has been reinstated. On June 16, Judge William Wright dismissed the suit that had been filed by Garland Trice and five others ,... Read More.

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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Filed Against Jefferson County Justices of the Peace

Tuesday, June 17 by Luke Matheson

A lawsuit filed by six Pine Bluff residents — including former justice of the peace candidate Garland Trice — against seven Jefferson County Justices of the Peace was dismissed in the 11th West Circuit Court by Special Judge Randy Wright. The suit, filed on April... Read More.

Lawsuit filed to stop 10 Commandments in school classrooms

Thursday, June 12 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Seven Arkansas families filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging an upcoming state requirement that public school classrooms have posted copies of the Ten Commandments, saying the new law will violate their constitutional rights. The federal lawsuit challenges a measure Republican Gov. Sarah... Read More.

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Judge throws out lawsuit on GOP primary for only Republicans

Thursday, May 8 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge has tossed out a lawsuit aimed at making Arkansas’ GOP primary open only to registered Republicans. U.S. District Judge Brian Miller on Monday granted the motion to dismiss the lawsuit that had been filed by about two dozen... Read More.

Lawsuit seeks to have JP’s removed from office

Tuesday, April 22 by Ray King

A lawsuit alleging malfeasance by seven members of the Jefferson County Quorum Court was filed in Jefferson County Circuit Court last week. Named in the lawsuit are First Division Justice of the Peace Alfred Carroll, Second Division Justice of the Peace Reginald Adams, Third Division... Read More.

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Lawsuit alleges state violating voters’ constitutional rights

Tuesday, April 22 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge was asked Monday to strike down several restrictions on the Arkansas initiative process in a lawsuit that accused the state of violating voters’ constitutional rights. The League of Women Voters of Arkansas filed the lawsuit challenging four... Read More.

Lawsuit alleges County Assessor violates nepotism ordinance, seeks her removal from office

Tuesday, April 8 by Ray King

A lawsuit has been filed against Jefferson County Assessor Gloria Tillman and the Assessor’s Office alleging that she illegally employed her daughter in violation of the Jefferson County Nepotism Ordinance. The lawsuit also alleged that Tillman paid former Assessor Yvonne Humphrey, who retired at the... Read More.

Stories tagged with: lawsuit

Jefferson County Judge Files Lawsuit Against Quorum Court Over Procedural Ordinance

Judge in lawsuit against solar farm in Sheridan issues delay for county attorneys to answer questions

Pine Bluff City Council Settles Lawsuit with Former Officer Julie Hilliard

Lawsuit forces Pharmacy into Chapter 11

Sheriff candidate ordered to pay nearly $409,000 after losing lawsuit to Sheriff’s Sgt.

Trice lawsuit against JP’s reinstated by special judge

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Filed Against Jefferson County Justices of the Peace

Lawsuit filed to stop 10 Commandments in school classrooms

Judge throws out lawsuit on GOP primary for only Republicans

Lawsuit seeks to have JP’s removed from office

Lawsuit alleges state violating voters’ constitutional rights

Lawsuit alleges County Assessor violates nepotism ordinance, seeks her removal from office

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