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Highways taking back seat to tax cuts this session
LITTLE ROCK — During a meeting with reporters in January, the leaders of the House and Senate identified their top…
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Tennessee student receives UAPB scholarship
Janita Springfield of Somerville, Tenn., was recently awarded a University Scholarship from the Office of Recruitment at the University of…
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Pine Bluff resident makes honor roll at Subiaco Academy
Subiaco Academy has announced that Axel Ntamatungiro, son of Dr. Sixte Ntamatungiro and Sylvana Niciteretse of Pine Bluff made the…
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Opponents say bill opens up door for payday lenders
LITTLE ROCK – Almost four years ago, the last payday lender left Arkansas.The industry, which gained a foothold in the…
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Little Rock student receives UAPB scholarship
Jasmine M. O’Neal, of Little Rock, was recently awarded an academic scholarship from the Office of Recruitment at the University…
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Red Cross blood drives set for April
The American Red Cross urges residents to give hope by donating blood. Upcoming blood donation opportunities include:Arkansas CountyApril 3 from…
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Second report on steel mill project more optimistic
LITTLE ROCK — A second independent analysis of a proposed $1.1 billion steel plant in northeastern Arkansas concludes that the…
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AG requests dismissal of suit seeking lethal-injection documents
LITTLE ROCK — Attorney General Dustin McDaniel on Friday asked a Pulaski County circuit judge to dismiss a lawsuit seeking…
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Police investigating fatal hit and run in McGehee
State Police and the McGehee Police Department are investigating a fatal hit and run that occurred Friday morning on U.S.…
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Cotton welcomes Supreme Court logging decision
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton, R-Dardanelle, on Friday welcomed a U.S. Supreme Court decision this week that the timber…