To protect and to sell?
In Clarksville and Fort Smith last year, two law enforcement agencies sold 261 firearms and netted more than $35,000.
In Clarksville and Fort Smith last year, two law enforcement agencies sold 261 firearms and netted more than $35,000.
Johnson County Sheriff Jimmy Dorney faces a familiar foe in the May 22 Democratic primary election in Charles “Buddy” Beavers. Dorney defeated Beavers by 199 v…
A $30 million deal between Nashville’s Fisk University and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art to share in an art collection is heading back to Davidson Cou…
Performers like being talked to while on stage, as long as it’s done the correct way, Patricia Relph told participants of the Walton Arts Center Family First N…
Arkansas State Police commanders are reviewing the long-standing practice of providing security to the Razorbacks football team after questions were raised abo…
The Eureka Springs Fire Department was awarded a new five-year contract for ambulance service by the Western Carroll County Ambulance District, which rejected …
Newton County Sheriff Keith Slape didn’t try to contain his excitement as he watched his new jail cells arrive in the parking lot on a flatbed tractor-trailer.
A lawsuit filed against Madison County District Judge Orville Clift is the next step in the debate over how to fund the district court, Huntsville Mayor Kevin …
The Arkansas State Police is conducting an audit of gratuities troopers receive for providing security for the Arkansas Razorbacks and former Coach Bobby Petri…
Razorbacks head football coach Bobby Petrino asked a state police captain April 2 if he would be required to identify Petrino’s passenger in a motorcycle accid…
University of Arkansas football Coach Bobby Petrino and his female passenger, a UA employee, asked a man who passed their motorcycle accident Sunday not to cal…
Blue road signs cropping up near Compton show Newton County is closer to establishing physical addresses for its residents, but officials don’t know exactly wh…
The creation of the nation’s first Veterans of Foreign Wars post on a university campus hinges on its organizers’ ability to create an auxiliary group to meet …
Anyone who’s been lost in Johnson County in the past few years, whether on purpose or by accident, has likely met bloodhound Finnagus Sage and his handler, Sue…
Newton County Sheriff Keith Slape is excited by the prospect of Congress restoring $38,460 he was counting on to run his office but thought lost due to a cleri…
Sumner Brashears for years never wanted to bother with the process of having his home annexed into the Huntsville city limits, but he was among the first to si…
The smell of black powder filled the air Friday as Confederate and Union soldiers exchanged salvos on the Bentonville square in front of more than 2,000 school…
Madison County District Judge Orville Clift doesn’t want a disagreement between the county and Huntsville to reduce his court’s budget, so he ordered its expen…
Michael Haygood was helping 3 Redneck Tenors hone their act late Tuesday when tornado warnings shooed the performers from Branson’s New Americana Theater just …
Stopping human trafficking starts with a conversation, said Christina Lagdameo, deputy director of the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Is…
A Kingston man is collecting signatures for a ballot issue regarding whether to allow packaged alcohol sales in Madison County.
Operators of a sewer system that once threatened the Buffalo National River have nearly fulfilled requirements of an agreement with the state environmental age…
Police are investigating a drive-by shooting reported on Braxton Drive on Friday night.
Calvin Stover assumed he would have a place to live as long as he paid rent, but that all changed Dec. 13 when a Benton County deputy forced him out of his nor…
The Ozark Medieval Fortress, a 13th-century-style French castle being constructed by hand in Boone County, has closed indefinitely, founder Michel Guyot said F…
Differing sides of the illegal immigration debate came together on a panel Saturday in Fayetteville to discuss immigration policy and reform.
Farmers in Johnson and Logan counties are waiting to see how they will be affected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plans to consolidate their Farm Serv…
Staff Sgt. Robert Sabatini spent the past year in Afghanistan with an Arkansas Army National Guard agriculture development team.
A judge Thursday found that Richard “Dickie” Kidd is competent to stand trial on a capital murder charge stemming from his wife’s slaying nearly three years ag…
A Springdale man diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia has spent more than three years in federal custody while his attorneys fight the government’s effort to …
Sebastian County prosecutors said they are deciding what charges to file after police raided two Fort Smith convenience stores and seized synthetic marijuana.
Utility providers and their direct mail counterparts in Northwest Arkansas are keeping an eye on the U.S. Postal Service’s plan to shutter 252 mail processing …
The U.S. Postal Service is studying the viability of cutting more than half of its 487 area mail processing centers nationwide by 2013, including the Fayettevi…
Families searched for the perfect Christmas tree Saturday at a Franklin County tree farm that lost part of its crop in a deadly May tornado.
The Arkansas State Police is bracing for a wave of “delayed” retirements that will crest mid-2012.
Richard “Dickie” Kidd has a new attorney but still no answer as to whether his nearly three-year-old capital murder case will go to trial.
A former Berryville School District bus driver was sentenced Friday to 10 days of community service for a 2010 school bus crash that injured him and 11 passeng…
A Lavaca Middle School teacher, whose teaching license was revoked by the state Department of Education, was charged with a felony after police said he set up …
A U.S. District Court jury in Harrison has ordered a Kentucky trucking company to pay $7 million in damages for sending an unqualified driver on a dangerous tr…
Federal immigration authorities are no longer trying to deport a University of Arkansas student whose parents brought him to the United States as a child.
Confirming the cause of a disease that’s killed more than a million bats in North America will help wildlife officials develop a management plan, but it won’t …
Hidden in the mural that adorns many of the walls of the Northwest Arkansas Community Correction Center are details that offer a glimpse of the life of its re…
Turning visits to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville into a vacation anchored in Eureka Springs is the goal of organizers for the Arkansas A…
Newton County is the last county in the state using postal routes instead of physical addresses for the purposes of mail delivery and emergency services, but t…
Communicating with a military spouse who is overseas is easier than it was during the Vietnam War, but it is still hard for wives such as Rachel Lee, who is ex…
Harrison police said they are investigating two reports less than a week apart of a man with a blue light in his car stopping female motorists.
Deer High School basketball coach John Jacob Thompson was in the Johnson County jail Friday after his arrest in Clarksville by the 5th Judicial Drug Task Force.
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Collaboration is more effective than regulation in watershed protection efforts, speakers said Thursday at the inaugural 4-State Watershed Academy.
Frankie Maybee was sentenced to 11 years in prison Wednesday for a federal hate crime, but he told the judge that when he rammed a car with five Hispanic men o…