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Civil rights lawsuit against Sharp County judge, sheriff alleges discrimination

Stunning allegations against a current district judge and judicial candidate were revealed in a lawsuit filed Monday.

Cruel prank on Jonesboro IHOP server draws ire on social media

A person decided to play a cruel prank on their IHOP waiter but no one was laughing when it was shared online.

WBU Business Students Attend Above and Beyond Conference

Williams Baptist University’s upper class business students recently attended a leadership conference in Jonesboro called Going Above and Beyond. Seven students, along with their business professors, took part in the event, sponsored by the Jonesboro Young Professionals Network (JYPN) on February 13th.

Jonesboro recognized for volunteerism, downtown impact

Volunteerism and a key new downtown project garnered Jonesboro high state-wide honors at the winter meetings of the Arkansas Municipal League in Little Rock.

Woman found guilty of attempted murder in 2019 Walmart parking lot incident

She was sentenced to 25 years, the prosecutor told NEA Report.

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