Megan Bray, 16, of Maumelle, who left home Feb. 17, has been found safe with relatives in Washington state, Maumelle police Chief Sam Williams said late Friday afternoon.
Megan Bray, 16, of Maumelle, who left home Feb. 17, has been found safe with relatives in Washington state, Maumelle police Chief Sam Williams said late Friday afternoon.
Courtney Young, 31, of North Little Rock turned himself into Maumelle police Wednesday morning and was charged with aggravated assault in connection with a shooting incident Tuesday outside Razorback Pizza near the Morgan exit off Interstate 40.
James Hogue, 75, of Maumelle pleaded guilty in Pulaski County Circuit Court on Thursday morning to one count of second-degree sexual assault. He was sentenced by Judge Barry Sims to five years of supervised probation, mandatory sex offender counseling, a $5,000 fine, and to pay court costs.
Shortly before the state ordered takeover of the fiscally distressed Pulaski County Special School District, the school board approved an ambitious plan to jump-start construction plans that had been stymied for more than a decade except for activities in Maumelle.
Renewal of a three-year Family Fest contract dominated the Jan. 17 meeting of the Maumelle City Council, held a day later because of the closing of city offices for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Maumelle residents figured two major drug sweeps announced last week by U.S. Attorney Chris Thyer.
The Pulaski Technical College board of trustees unanimously approved a 7.2 percent tuition increase for the fall semester during its regular meeting Monday.
Law enforcement officials on Tuesday announced the breakup of what they called a major drug ring in Arkansas with the arrests of 22 people in an investigation dubbed Operation Meilke Way.
