A Southeast Missouri man and a juvenile were arrested Friday in connection with an armed robbery and shooting at a store in Steele, Mo., authorities said Saturday.
Police arrested a Jonesboro man after they say he drove his truck through a fence at the airport and stopped a plane from taking off because he thought LeBron James was on board.
Sharp County authorities are searching for a suspect involved in the theft of a vehicle, armed with an AK-47 and a pistol, according to Sharp County dispatch.
Jonesboro city leaders and educators spent Wednesday discussing the increasing number of recent shootings and youth violence, saying it will take a team approach on the issue.
A Craighead County man pulled out his gun and shot at another man accused of murder as the man tried to leave the scene, Jonesboro police said Wednesday.
Jurors in former reality TV star Josh Duggar’s trial on child pornography charges can hear evidence that he admitted to molesting four girls nearly 20 years ago, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
A missing 15-year-old Baxter County girl who was the subject of an Arkansas State Police missing/endangered child advisory in October was found safe Saturday.
A now-former Howell County Sheriff’s Office employee is facing a statutory sodomy charge after his arrest by the Missouri State Highway Patrol, investigators said Friday.
A White County woman was killed and two other people were injured Thursday in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 36, according to the Arkansas State Police.
The skeletal remains that were found in Jackson County earlier this month are those of a man reported missing in 2019, Jackson County Sheriff David Lucas said Wednesday.
A federal judge says no phones, laptops or recording devices will be allowed at next week’s child pornography trial of former reality TV star Josh Duggar.
Zachary Purrington, 36, of Blytheville was arrested Oct. 8 on suspicion of aggravated robbery, kidnapping, terroristic threatening-1st degree and two counts of aggravated assault, an online jail roster at the Mississippi County Sheriff’s Office said.
Following a weekend of shootings that sent multiple people to the hospital, Jonesboro Mayor Harold Copenhaver assured residents the shootings are related and not just random crimes.
A woman who was close by when shots were fired near Smoot Drive Sunday said she and her friends were unsure where the noise came from, but she knew it sounded extremely close.
