A Greene County reserve deputy has been arrested by federal authorities after Sheriff Steve Franks said he contacted authorities about something he found out.
For the first time in months, an update was given on the status of the future I-57. The proposed interstate would connect Highway 67 from Walnut Ridge to the Missouri state line, which would be just over 40 miles.
The pandemic has thrown Habitat for Humanity of Greater Jonesboro a few curveballs. Volunteers can’t be on the job site, lumber prices have increased, and there’s been an increased need for their services.
A Lawrence County man faces theft and fraud charges after Jonesboro police say he used a stolen debit card to pay all of his court fines in Jackson County District Court.
The governor said he will ask DWS to provide job search assistance for people still receiving unemployment benefits “so that they may transition back to employment.”
The Northeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District voted in a 45-minute executive session meeting Friday to terminate Executive Director Jason Wolfenbarger.
In just one week, Jonesboro’s Pre-K Center raised over $15,000 for St. Jude with their annual Trike-A-Thon. They finished off the week with a day of celebration with snow cones and a tricycle ride.
We all know the importance of finding furry friends a loving home. One business in Paragould has made a huge difference after being open just since February.
The Craighead County District Court just introduced a central location to find information. Now if you want to look up case information or pay a citation you can do all that on your phone, in one place.
A pair of Mississippi County residents are facing drug and weapons charges after authorities found marijuana, ecstasy, and five weapons during a search late last month.
NEA Regional Intermodal Authority says many industries in northeast Arkansas are struggling to fill open positions. Peco Foods tells us it has 500 positions it needs to fill at the Pocahontas location alone.
Saying there was a major separation of powers issue involved, the Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday reversed a decision by a Pulaski County circuit judge, saying members of the state Plant Board who were unconstitutionally appointed must be removed now.
With the severe weather we just faced, you may be wondering if your home’s storm damage is covered by insurance. An insurance agency explains the best way to make a claim.
A Craighead County woman faces several charges after authorities say she spit in the face of a sheriff’s deputy while completely nude earlier this week.
The Greene County Foster Parents Association is expanding its services to Craighead County. Right now, they’re looking for a facility for a clothing closet and a visitor center.
A body found earlier this week in Newport has been sent to the Arkansas State Crime Lab in Little Rock to help determine the cause of death, officials said Wednesday.
A reality television star from Northwest Arkansas arrested last week on suspicion of federal child pornography-related charges was granted release Wednesday by a federal judge.
President Biden is hitting the road to promote his sweeping infrastructure plan. He’ll travel to New Orleans and Lake Charles Thursday for another leg of his “Getting America Back on Track Tour.”
First National Bank announced Wednesday it will expand into the Nashville, Tennessee market after signing an agreement to acquire Citizens Bank in Tennessee.
Jonesboro is getting one step closer to open the much-anticipated shooting sports complex. Police Chief Rick Elliott says the complex is expected to be completed by August.
The National Weather Service in Little Rock confirmed no tornado damage was found after storms moved Tuesday morning through Lawrence and Randolph Counties.
While some homes had minimal damage, others weren’t as lucky. As the city worked to restore power, others were working to get tree limbs off of their roof.
Three Rivers College will hold its biannual mass casualty training event on Wednesday, May 5, in the Bess Activity Center on the Poplar Bluff Campus of Three Rivers College.
