An Arkansas inmate serving time on theft and burglary charges goes on trial this week in Magnolia for the death of a man who was killed 12 years ago.from Channel 7

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LITTLE ROCK — A Russellville physician charged in a 2009 bombing attack that seriously wounded the chairman of the Arkansas Medical Board wants prosecutors to be more specific in the charges against him.

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Will Arkansas be adding a big man to its 2010-11 roster? If this story holds in the Charleston Gazette in West Virginia is true, the answer is probably not. Kevin Noreen, the Minnesota prep player who has spent the past several months looking at schools, is expected to sign with West Virginia, according to the article. Noreen [...]

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Police in Springdale have identified a woman who was found dead inside her attic over the weekend.from Channel 7

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A western Arkansas water district wants to enlarge its reservoir but the district"s manager says funding concerns could slow the proposed project.from Channel 7

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With a new superintendent beginning soon, the future should be rosy for the Pulaski County Special School District. But, stakeholders’ actions in the past few years have come home to roost.

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Journalists love words. It follows then, that we adore our dictionaries. A dictionary is a powerful book. It opens the door to the world of words and contains the seeds for a harvest of vast knowledge.

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This week’s heavy snow that followed forecasters’ prediction of a light dusting brings out the child in us. In some cases that’s good, but in others it isn’t.

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Many Sherwood residents were not yet born when, on April 4, 1968, Trumann native Gerald Jumper, using the stage name Ray Sherman, sat on a stool in front of a camera in the WMC-TV studios in Memphis and announced to the world that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had just been shot and killed at [...]

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We were stunned last week when Mayor Patrick Hays pushed through an extension of a sidewalk contract without seeking bids.

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