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Storm-swollen Arkansas rivers turn rice fields into seas
LITTLE ROCK – After two years of deprivation, a few of Arkansas’ storm-swollen waterways are reclaiming some turf, causing losses…
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Southeast Arkansas troopers among recruits sworn in at ceremony
LITTLE ROCK — Twenty-five Arkansas State Police Trooper Recruits graduated Thursday during ceremonies at the Arkansas State Capitol, including several…
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Youth Report for 06-07-13
AMERICAN-EASTERN LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALLHood Towing 11, Arkansas Printing 6On Tuesday, Callie Bradley led Hood Towing at the plate along with…
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UNEXPECTED NEWS — Officials didn’t know Horizon Foods was shutting down
Pine Bluff Mayor Debe Hollingsworth and Jefferson County Judge Dutch King said Thursday that they were unaware of the Horizon…
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Judge: Pro-life group cannot intervene in abortion lawsuit
LITTLE ROCK — A crisis pregnancy center and counseling service in Wynne cannot intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging a…
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Arkansas immigration advocates slam House GOP over anti-Dream vote
WASHINGTON — Arkansas United Community Coalition condemned passage of an anti-immigration measure in the House on Thursday that could lead…
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State accepting proposals for locating new veterans home
LITTLE ROCK — The state has begun seeking proposals for locating a new veterans home authorized by the Legislature this…
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Search continues for teen reported missing May 31
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating Steven D. Billups, a 17-year-old who was first…
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PB native graduates from Rice University
Taquina Luster of Pine Bluff recently graduated from Rice University with a Master of Business Administration degree.
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Governor appoints state’s first Medicaid inspector general
LITTLE ROCK — Gov. Mike Beebe on Thursday named Jay Shue of Little Rock as the state’s first Medicaid inspector…