An investigation by the Arkansas Attorney’s General office into false Medicaid claims showed a culture of corruption within a healthcare company as state officials reached a nearly $6.5 million settlement in the case.
In an interview with Gray TV’s Peter Zampa, Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton said he would like to see another COVID-19 relief package for the American people.
Graeme Bell, the company’s Vice President of Americas says within a week, the company found a way to continue to serve its customer by moving to a temporary location in Trumann.
After the director denied the Old Country Store’s request for a retail liquor license replacement permit, the Alcoholic Beverage Control gave the store the okay to sell more than just beer and wine.
The audit, which was performed in May found that an employee wrote a letter to the city on March 17, 2020 saying they used the city’s Walmart credit card and Wex gas card for personal use.
Six current and former Russian military officers sought to disrupt through computer hacking the French election, the Winter Olympics and U.S. hospitals and businesses, according to a Justice Department indictment unsealed Monday.
The Arkansas Teacher Retirement System wants to recover retirement benefits that continued to be paid out after two members died, resulting in overpayments of more than $323,000.
Other retailers like Macy’s have said that their Black Friday deals will be spread out and will encourage more online shopping, but none have given specific details.
SIU doctoral student, Mirian Pimentel, has a new tool to help combat sudden death syndrome, a fungus disease impacting the roots of soybeans causing leaves to turn yellow and die.
Restaurants in Shelby County are now allowed to stay open later. But some owners say they’re worried that a lot of restaurants won’t survive without a huge showing of support this winter.
Farmers in the agricultural industry work year-round to tend to their crops. Now, many of them enter the harvest season and once those crops are out, they have to decide what to do with the remaining plant stalks.
It was a busy Friday evening after Paragould police and firefighters responded to a hay baler fire along Rockingchair Road, near the Greene County Jail.
BRTC’s industrial electricity program received over $30,000 in grant money from the Arkansas Division of Higher Education’s regional workforce. With that money, the program wanted to help further educate students.
89-year-old farmer Odell Everhart spent six months in the hospital with shingles and viral meningitis. But right now, he’s working hard and farming on over 2,000 acres of land.
A Northwest Arkansas health center fraudulently promoted stem cell and ozone therapies as a way to combat COVID-19, Arkansas' Attorney General said Wednesday.
The work of county officials to use quarantine protocol has helped to reduce the number of COVID-19 cases at the Craighead County jail to zero, after an outbreak earlier this year.
People now have the opportunity to let their opinions be known on a proposal to extend I-555 from Highway 49 to Highway 91 in Jonesboro, state transportation officials said Wednesday.
A new bill from two members of Arkansas' congressional delegation would seek to create an Office of Intelligence within the United States Department of Agriculture, with work being done to protect United States agriculture from foreign threats.
This year, Memphis-based FedEx is adding more than 70,000 positions to help with the holiday shipping season. More than 3,300 of those positions are open right here in the Bluff City.
The new and improved Gateway Tire location on Caraway will be finished by late spring or early summer of 2021, with the potential to be built even sooner.
A key state committee that works on funding issues stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic on Friday approved $160 million to be placed into the state’s unemployment trust fund.
The head of an Arkansas agency that has placed restrictions on the use of dicamba believes his farming operations were targeted by vandals because of his stance on the herbicide.
The event typically sees around 700 butterflies released in remembrance of lost loved ones. Families and friends usually gather the butterflies and release them all in one location, but this year, that won’t be the case.
Arkansas has reported 17 more deaths from the illness caused by the coronavirus as the state saw one of its biggest one-day increases in new confirmed cases.
The three candidates who are vying to replace outgoing Jonesboro Mayor Harold Perrin cited their personal and business experience to voters, just six weeks before voters head to the polls.
A new well and a new water treatment plant will be coming to the town within the next six months. Mayor James Gibbens says this project has been years in the making.
President Donald Trump said Saturday he’s given his “blessing” to a proposed deal between Oracle and Walmart for the U.S. operations of TikTok, the Chinese-owned app he’s targeted for national security and data privacy concerns.
A group that helps people in need throughout Northeast Arkansas received a major donation, with social media playing a huge role in increasing the donation.
President Dr. Martin Eggensperger says the college was concerned about the impact COVID would bring, anticipating a drop in enrollment and a decrease in state funding when COVID-19 started.
The Crowley’s Ridge Development Council has extended the deadline for an energy assistance program to help those with low income after receiving additional funding.
