Arrest made in I-30 ARDOT worker death
Authorities say they’ve arrested a TexARKana man in connection with the death of a road construction worker on Interstate 30
Month: July 2025
Arkadelphia police chief addresses surveillance system amid Fourth Amendment controversy
The surveillance appears on the surface to be an excellent crime-fighting tool, but news outlets this week reported one Arkansas town agreed to remove at least one of many cameras after a family complained it violated their their constitutional rights
Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern announce plans for America’s first transcontinental railroad
The two companies plan to connect 50,000 route miles across 43 states coast to coast and connect some 100 ports and nearly every corner of North America
Bits & Pieces: Stay safe out there
News of the double slaying at a Devil’s Den State Park walking trail got us to thinking, “Should we have brought this story closer to home?”
Levi Hill
Levi enjoyed photography, fishing, gardening and watching his favorite basketball and football teams
Lou Yates
Lou served as the volunteer rainfall recorder in Bismarck for the National Weather Service for 50 years
Arkansas Advocate: Human trafficking laws to take effect Aug. 5
New laws addressing human trafficking that Arkansas legislators approved this spring become effective next week