LITTLE ROCK — State Surgeon General Joe Thompson won't face a judge on charges resulting from a late-night confrontation with police at his home in March, his attorney said today.
LITTLE ROCK — If work on the Keystone XL oil pipeline does not begin soon jobs could be in jeopardy at a Little Rock plant that makes pipe for the project, two of Arkansas’ Republican congressmen warned here today.
LITTLE ROCK — The state Supreme Court today denied a teenager’s request to transfer his capital murder case to juvenile court.
24 May 2012
WASHINGTON — The National Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson could get more work under legislation approved today by the U.S. Senate.
24 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — Hewlett-Packard's announced plans to shed 27,000 employees will affect "every business in every region," company executives say.
24 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — A judge has ordered a new trial over who can claim the $1 million prize from a scratch-off lottery ticket that a customer found discarded at a convenience store.
24 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Supreme Court today rejected a petition to reconsider its ruling that the anti-scalping provision of the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act applies to authorized ticket sellers like Ticketmaster.
24 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — Home sales in Arkansas were down 10 percent in April compared to a year ago, but the average price of the homes sold rose 8.3 percent, Arkansas Realtors Association reported today.
24 May 2012
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court this morning affirmed an Arkansas Supreme Court decision that will allow the state to retry Alex Blueford of Jacksonville on capital murder charges.
24 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — A Hot Springs lawyer who is running for Arkansas’ 4th District congressional seat has been reprimanded and fined for his handling of a client’s case.
23 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — All six incumbent House members and four of six Senate incumbents who faced opposition in party primaries were victorious.
23 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — Several candidates on Arkansas’ primary ballot won races or made it into runoffs despite recent legal or financial problems, including a state legislator who was convicted of fleeing from police.
23 May 2012
LITTLE ROCK — Largely unknown Democrat John Wolfe’s strong showing against President Obama in Arkansas’ Democratic primary illustrated the obvious — the president is unpopular in the state, even within his own party, political observers said today.
May 25 2012
It’s the day before the primary election, and Rep. Mike Ross, D-Ark., soon to be just plain Mike Ross, has spent the day doing what he wouldn’t have had time to do were he remaining in politics: hauling a load of his son’s stuff from Prescott to Fayetteville.
May 26 2012
LITTLE ROCK — Revived by the Pac-12 commissioner’s self-serving interpretation of a new bowl game, the Plus One option should be put down quickly.
