Sheridan Middle School students were out of class Friday after a storm-related power outage affected parts of the building, according to the Sheridan School District. The district said power had been ...
The Pine Bluff Police Department welcomed eight new recruits Monday morning as they begin the process of becoming law enforcement officers with the department. Alexis Wilson, Sha’tara Brown, Deante ...
UPDATE: Arkansas State Police Corporal John M. Parker has resigned from the agency following his arrest after an on-duty wreck near Monticello. He resigned Sunday, August 23rd, two days after the ...
Mon, August 24, 2026 by Alex Bivens SHARE NOW Karen Gorman Booking #: 181013 Age: 57 Gender: Female Race: Caucasian Address: pine bluff, AR Booking Date: 08-22-2026 – 8:51 pm Charges: OBSTRUCTING ...
Arkansas medical marijuana businesses could face new disclosure and approval requirements for contracts involving outside companies or individuals hired to manage portions of their operations.
Two sewer-main manholes are being investigated as potential conflicts with an ongoing Highway 190 improvement project in Pine Bluff, according to the Arkansas Department of Transportation. The ...
Arkansas education officials are moving toward updated rules governing the state’s Course Choice Program, which allows students to take certain courses from approved providers when those classes are ...
Construction of an 8.25-mile section of future Interstate 69 east of Monticello is now projected to be completed in mid-2027, several months later than the estimate reported by the Arkansas Department ...
New child-welfare workers in Arkansas will have an opportunity to practice handling realistic family situations before entering the field through a new training facility opened at the University of ...
Booking #: 180993 Age: 34 Gender: Male Race: Caucasian Address: White Hall, AR Booking Date: 08-17-2026 – 7:45 pm Charges: Possession of Fentanyl ENDANGERING WELFARE OF MINOR-1ST DEGREE Hold for ...
Storm damage and continuing power outages from Thursday’s severe weather have disrupted classes across the Monticello area, with both local school districts closed and the University of Arkansas at ...
Arkansas is looking for new ways to put locally raised catfish on school lunch trays, and residents are being invited to help develop the recipes students could eventually see on the menu. The ...
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