Jonesboro, AR. —Following the winter weather that entered Craighead Electric Cooperative Corporation’s service territory on Feb. 23, 2022, the organization reported approximately 1,200 members without power. The outages are attributed to an accumulation of ice on power lines and poles. The bulk of Craighead Electric’s damage was primarily in Crittenden [read more…]
Sir Jeffery McNeil-Lewis, 28, was found guilty late Wednesday of first-degree murder, first-degree battery, and eight counts of a terroristic act. [read more…]
Two suspects are dead and an Arkansas State Police trooper recovering after an incident Thursday afternoon in the Memphis area. Arkansas State Trooper Spencer Morris was struck by gunfire earlier this afternoon in the Memphis area while assisting other law enforcement agencies attempting to take an individual into custody, a [read more…]
Turrell Chief of Police Perry Jennings was booked into Crittenden County Detention Center on Wednesday, Dec. 8. The charges were rape and sexual exploitation. He was released from jail in less than an hour, jail records show. It has not yet been confirmed by law enforcement that this arrest is [read more…]
West Memphis, Arkansas – A federal grand jury in Little Rock indicted four people in a human trafficking case. Crittenden County Supervising Prosecuting Attorney Michael D. Snell made the announcement: “The charges were the result of a cooperative effortbetween the prosecutor’s office, the West Memphis Police Department, and federal agents.” [read more…]
The chief of police in Turrell, Arkansas is suspended and under investigation for allegedly violating a woman during an encounter Sunday morning [read more…]
Cody James Dimmett, 28, of Marietta, Georgia was taken into custody Monday night following a six-hour search west of Forrest City near the Palestine community. Dimmett was arrested by law enforcement officers of the Arkansas State Police, St. Francis County Sheriff’s Department, FBI, Arkansas Game & Fish Commission and others [read more…]
Flando Selvy, a multi-convicted felon, will spend the next 10 years in federal prison for illegally possessing a firearm. Jonathan D. Ross, Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, announced the sentence, which was handed down Tuesday afternoon by United States District Judge James M. Moody, Jr. [read more…]
The Arkansas Department of Health issued the press release on Tuesday [read more…]
A West Memphis man was sentenced today to 250 months in federal prison for his involvement in a methamphetamine conspiracy. [read more…]
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