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Fordyce hit hardest in storms; officials investigate as likely tornado
No one was seriously injured but dozens of homes and businesses in Fordyce sustained significant damage Sunday evening in what…
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Arkansans divided on State of the Union
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama on Tuesday outlined his agenda to restore economic fairness in a State of the Union…
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Local students attend LR march
Students from St. Joseph Catholic High School and St. Peter’s Catholic School in Pine Bluff attended the National March for…
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Arkansas’ unemployment rate dips to 7.7 percent
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas’ unemployment rate dipped slightly to 7.7 percent in December, the third consecutive monthly drop in the…
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Mississippi floods felons into freedom
It’s one of those gubernatorial prerogatives that always elicits incredulous groans. Even so, it is a well-ensconced tradition all across…
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2 tornadoes confirmed in Southeast Arkansas
The National Weather Service in Little Rock reported Tuesday afternoon that damage survey teams have confirmed two tornadoes occurred in…
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Chief justice says up to $350,000 needed for courts
LITTLE ROCK — Chief Justice Jim Hannah said Tuesday he plans to ask the Legislature to use money from the…
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Watson Chapel employee sues, claiming religious discrimination
An employee in the Watson Chapel School District has filed suit against the district, alleging that he was discriminated against…
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Clot forming in Arkansas River
Arkansas’ rivers are the equivalent of blood vessels leading to the Atlantic Ocean that carry goods produced here to the…
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Amend the Constitution? Nah!
The Republican presidential candidates love the Constitution, but if they have their way, you’ll barely recognize it. Like a plastic…