Rep. Crawford Calls on Department of State to Address Unrest in Haiti
Washington — Representatives Rick Crawford (AR-01), Clay Higgins (LA-03), and Julia Letlow (LA-05) have called on the United States Department of State to come up […]
Regional
Speed enforcement campaign underway in Arkansas
Arkansas law enforcement officers have launched a speed enforcement blitz with additional patrols to stop speeding drivers. Operating under the tagline, “Obey the Sign or […]
ATTORNEY GENERAL: The Social Security Administration Will Not Call You
LITTLE ROCK – Attorney General Leslie Rutledge is warning Arkansans of the increased number of scam artists calling and claiming their Social Security numbers have been […]
July 4th Holiday Impaired Driving Campaign Planned By Police
This Fourth of July commit to driving 100-percent sober. Don’t lose your independence on Independence Day, and don’t be a deadly risk to yourself and other innocent people. Remember: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.
ADH urges Arkansans to take precautions during tick and mosquito season
Little Rock, Ark. – As Arkansans plan to enjoy the outdoors during the coming summer months, the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) stresses the importance […]
Statewide seatbelt enforcement campaign May 24 – June 6
State and local law enforcement officers across Arkansas are sending a reminder. Drivers who aren’t already in the habit of using a seat belt need […]
Lottery Issues Mega Millions Email Scam Alert
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery (ASL) wants to alert players to an email scam that is circulating in the state. With the […]
Arkansas State Trooper named National Trooper of the Year
Arkansas State Trooper James O. Ray has been named by the American Association of State Troopers as the Trooper of the Year – 2021, recognizing […]
Arkansas Drug Take Back Returns, Partnership with National DEA Program
press release The Arkansas Drug Take Back Day returns for an 11th year with nearly 300 sites across the state for residents to dispose of […]
Trooper narrowly avoids serious injury in chain-reaction crash
The first crash that occurred shortly before 9 AM, along with the crash involving Sergeant Lewis began to cause multiple crashes in a slow chain reaction stretching east of the first crash scene by more than 30 miles.