Sex trafficking operation leads to six rescued, 13 arrested
Operation S.U.I.T. was executed in Jonesboro with numerous arrests and rescued victims
Month: January 2020
AState exploring possibility of first in-state veterinary medicine school
University is collaborating with Adtalem to provide workforce solutions to veterinary shortages
Art + Design Announces ‘Print Day’ and ‘Second Saturday’
The Department of Art + Design at Arkansas State University is offering special events as part of its ongoing community engagement activities.
AState students working Super Bowl this weekend
Four Arkansas State University students are working this week with Super Bowl 54 in Miami
Shootout and arrest Thursday in Izard County
An armed stand-off involved gunfire and several agencies Thursday in Izard County
Robber hits Flash Market in Paragould
A convenience store on West Kingshighway was targeted by a criminal
“Evicting the Monster in the Cave” opioid seminar sponsored by Legal Aid of Arkansas held Wednesday
Craighead County Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Grant DeProw called opioid manufacturers and distributors a “very organized criminal activity” Wednesday and said the battle against drug makers continues to grow in the courts.
Dropped-off dog euthanized from extensive injuries
The dog wasn’t just left out in the cold. It was left out with extremely gruesome injuries so painful, it had to be put down.
State Police announce speed enforcement, distracted driving patrols for I-40
Increased enforcement of speed limits and distracted driving laws are planned this weekend
Prosecutor shares reasons why minors may be charged as adults
If someone is 16 or 17 and they commit a violent offense, as a rule, the prosecutor said he would charge them as an adult.