No second chances if you’re impaired this Labor Day – Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
Arkansas State Police and other agencies across the state will show zero tolerance for impaired drivers.
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A-State Assists Teachers with Online Course Preparation
AState is making sure educators aren’t alone in the unusual settings created by a global pandemic.
15 new COVID deaths added on Tuesday for Arkansas; Now at 490
Deaths increased by 11 on Monday while active cases reached 6,882.
Boozman Introduces Legislation Aimed at Reducing VA’s Medical Exams Backlog
The backlog has more than tripled since November 2019, growing to 197,000 veterans nationwide. In Arkansas, more than 1,500 veterans are waiting for a C&P exam.
Arkansas lottery claims center shuts down Monday over COVID exposure
During this temporary closure, any player who wins more than $500 must mail in his winning ticket.
687 new COVID cases added Thursday; Arkansas at 5,695 active cases
A restaurant in NEA shut down its dining room this week because customers refused to wear masks.
State Police announce July 4th Drive Sober campaign
Arkansas State Police have announced the July 4 Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign for 2020
Former NEA Accountant Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Bank Fraud
A former accountant from Northeast Arkansas was sentenced today for bank fraud after stealing more than $9 million from his client in Trumann
Tuesday: Active COVID-19 cases pass 5,000; 522 added Monday
On Monday, 522 new COVID-19 cases were added, the governor’s report said.
Execution scheduled for Arkansas man, three others convicted of murder
Monday, an announcement regarding the executions of four federal death-row inmates who were convicted of murdering children in violation of federal law and who, in two cases, raped the children they murdered.