Little Rock Diocese Settles Sexual Abuse Claims for $790K July 3, 2019 By Hannah Grabenstein Lawyers for five men who claim an Arkansas priest sexually abused them more than four decades ago said that the...
Flooding in Central U.S. Impacts Recreation, Tourism Industries June 10, 2019 By Hannah Grabenstein and Jim Salter As the waters of the swollen Arkansas River rose in Little Rock, and threatened to reach record heights, Samuel Ellis...
Flood Clean Up Begins in Oklahoma; Arkansas Awaits River Crest June 3, 2019 By Hannah Grabenstein and Adam Causey Storm-weary residents in Oklahoma were gutting waterlogged homes Sunday as the Arkansas River continued its slow crest rolling hundreds of...
Flooding Persists as River Nears Crest in West Arkansas May 30, 2019 By Hannah Grabenstein The Arkansas River neared a historic crest on May 29 in Arkansas’ second-largest city, but officials said the levee system...
Medical Marijuana Sales in Arkansas Set to Begin in Mid-May April 24, 2019 By Hannah Grabenstein Medical marijuana sales in Arkansas are set to begin around May 12 as cultivators plan to begin harvesting the plant...
Survivors of Arkansas Nightclub Shooting Sue Owners November 30, 2018 By Hannah Grabenstein Nineteen people who survived a shooting last year at a Little Rock, Arkansas, nightclub filed a lawsuit against the club’s...
State Panel Urges Armed Presence in Arkansas Schools July 6, 2018 By Hannah Grabenstein The Arkansas School Safety Commission issued its preliminary report and recommends that every school always have an armed presence, including...