08/19/10 When you talk about defense, it's the linebackers that are the heart of the unit. At least that will be the case at Henderson State as the Reddies are stacked at the position.
08/12/10 By The Associated Press THE ISSUE: Chicago-area atheist Rob Sherman is suing administrators of southern Illinois' towering Bald Knob Cross of Peace over a $20,000 state grant the caretakers received to help...
08/04/10 Gone but not forgotten. For 15 years, a White County girl's murder has gone unsolved. Detectives have persons of interest but not enough evidence to make an arrest.
07/22/10 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is awarding a $2.8 million contract to build visitor stations and a maintenance building at three national wildlife refuges in Arkansas.
07/06/10 Friends and family are mourning the death of a soldier from Harrison, killed in Afghanistan on July Fourth.
07/06/10 A Fort Polk soldier died when his sport utility vehicle ran off the road and crashed in Natchitoches Parish.
07/06/10 Associated Press - July 6, 2010 8:44 AM ET NATCHITOCHES, La. (AP) - A Fort Polk soldier from Arkansas has died in a crash in Natchitoches Parish.
07/06/10 A Fort Polk soldier from Arkansas has died in a crash in Natchitoches Parish.
07/03/10 An active duty soldier, assigned to Fort Polk died Friday in a Natchitoches Parish crash.
06/10/10 Since century-old Williams Brothers Company began its first pipeline work in 1915 it has maintained stout job safety standards, but nothing quite as monumental as its current one million hour accident-free record.
06/09/10 MORGANTOWN (AP) - The Texas gas-drilling company that struck methane in an abandoned West Virginia coal mine and triggered an explosion that hurt seven workers has paid more than $226,000 in fines for federal safety violations over the past five...
06/09/10 (AP:MORGANTOWN, W.Va.) The Texas gas-drilling company that struck methane in an abandoned West Virginia coal mine and triggered an explosion that hurt seven workers has paid more than $226,000 in fines for federal safety violations over the past five years.
05/14/10 A prison spokeswoman says a death row inmate learned of an order mistakenly issued by the Arkansas Supreme Court that allowed state officials to proceed with his execution before that order was withdrawn by the high court.
05/14/10 A prison spokeswoman said a death row inmate learned of an order mistakenly issued by the Arkansas Supreme Court that allowed state officials to proceed with his execution before that order was withdrawn by the high court.
05/14/10 A prison spokesman says a death row inmate learned of an order mistakenly issued by the Arkansas Supreme Court that allowed state officials to proceed with his execution before that order was withdrawn by the high court.
05/14/10 A prison spokeswoman says a death row inmate learned of an order mistakenly issued by the Arkansas Supreme Court that allowed state officials to proceed with his execution before that...
05/14/10 Friday James Phillips went to Governor Beebe's office and to the Arkansas Supreme Court. He wanted answers about why convicted killer Jack Jones Junior was granted a stay of execution again, but he was denied.
05/13/10 The Arkansas Supreme Court has extended a stay of the scheduled May 24 execution of death row inmate Jack Harold Jones Jr., instead of denying that extension as the court announced earlier.
05/13/10 The Arkansas Supreme Court mistakenly issued an order Thursday denying an extended stay of execution for a condemned, but corrected the error later in the day, officials said.
04/29/10 LITTLE ROCK - The state Supreme Court on Thursday stayed next week's scheduled execution of a death-row inmate convicted of killing a De Queen woman in 1993. | 
