A 33-year-old Trumann woman may need to look for a new job after police say she was caught on camera stealing lottery tickets from the store where she worked.
As of Thursday, Oct. 22 these districts are reporting at least 5 active cases, according to the Arkansas Dept. of Health, or have otherwise communicated COVID cases on their campuses
Voters will head to the polls Nov. 3 to decide federal, state, judicial, county and city races throughout Northeast Arkansas, as well as statewide races in Missouri.
According to a recent report, the Hoxie School District has 103 new cases of COVID-19 within its district’s population. Superintendent Kelly Gillham says that number is concerning, but it can be misleading.
The infections are among the people in the community living within the boundaries of the districts and are not limited to students and school employees.
As people dump animals in Craighead County and the Northeast Arkansas Humane Society wants it to stop. They are working with police to charge people for leaving animals at their doorsteps.
The trial date for Billy Ray Turner, the man charged with the murder of former Grizzly and Memphis Tigers basketball star Lorenzen Wright, has been rescheduled, yet again.
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.
The $2 million grant will allow the office to continue its work on the SAFE Kit Initiative, which works to test the backlog of untested sexual assault kits.
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.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services concluded its investigation of a complaint that some purchased medical marijuana contained mold growth.
Researchers with the University of Memphis Public Safety Institue and the Memphis Shelby Crime Commission released preliminary crime figures from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation for January 2020 - September 2020 and compared it to previous years.
A local demonstrator is facing multiple charges after officers said he broke multiple laws while protesting Attorney General William Barr’s visit to Memphis.
Craighead County authorities are asking people to be careful when they get a phone call, especially when dealing with phone calls from people who say they are deputies.
Trumann Mayor Barbara Lewallen says that the local leaders' role in this pandemic has been to inform the public about mandates and recommendations, not enforce them.
Wynne Police are going the extra mile to ensure that businesses are safe. They’re placing “building check” cards on buildings to let employees know that the building has been checked and secure.
On Wednesday, the Wynne Fire Department parking lot was filled with several cars. A steady flow of people was in and out all day to participate in early voting.
An area jail will be allowing for inmate visitation again during the COVID-19 pandemic, with officials saying all guidelines and rules will be strictly followed.
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.
U.S Attorney General William Barr paid a visit to Memphis on Wednesday to meet with local law enforcement officials and to provide an update on Operation Legend, the federal initiative to combat violent crime in a handful of major cities.
An outspoken Ohio sheriff is responding to the election-time trend of celebrities threatening to move out of the country if the candidate of their choosing is not elected.
Today, Governor Mike Parson announced $5 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding to be divided among Missouri’s six regional food banks to help citizens who continue to rely on food assistance.
MoDOT said this year’s drill has been expanded to two days due to ensure social distancing recommendations are followed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
According to one officer’s account, as many as “several hundred people” surrounded the restaurant, flooding the parking lots of nearby businesses and backing up traffic. He also reported an “overwhelming smell of alcohol and marijuana.”
The Cherry Valley Food Pantry is making it easier for families in need to get their holiday meal supplies, but the pandemic has caused an urgent need for donations.
