Stabbing at Sonic on Gee Street
A victim was stabbed by a suspect in custody shortly after noon Monday in Jonesboro.
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Month: January 2019
Life-threatening wreck leaves grieving family seeking witnesses
A mother of two is clinging to life while family hopes someone who saw the crash will speak up about what happened.
Prosecutor finds Rector police shooting justified
A police shooting seen on Facebook Live was ruled justified by the prosecutor, pending no new information.
Jackson County man shot by State Trooper
A man’s name has been released after he was shot by an Arkansas State Trooper.
Former police chief: Judge demanded “professional courtesy” for his wife’s ticket
When a Pocahontas police officer tried to stop the wife of District Judge John Throesch on September 28, 2017, she didn’t slow down. Instead, she continued driving until she arrived home.
Masked suspects “held a gun to a child’s head”
At 2 AM Thursday, a family in Jonesboro became victims of an aggravated robbery.
Hunter Nelson being sued over shady dog business
When Gene Adams tried to retrieve his dog from Hunter Nelson, he was told the dog died of kennel cough and had been buried. Now, he’s suing.
Outgoing city attorney challenged election results before finding another job
Nancy Hall wanted the city council to overturn the election results but she dropped the matter at a most curious moment.
Traffic changes at Nettleton High School
Some changes are coming this week to NHS
Dog owner taken to see Ollie’s remains finds someone else’s dog in grave
Rachel Tyrer hoped Hunter Nelson would do the right thing last week but she ended up deceived again.