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Arkansas Men Charged in Connection with Racially Motivated Assault
Sean Popejoy and Frankie Maybee, both of Green Forest, Arkansas, were indicted on charges related to a racially motivated assault on five Hispanic men. Full Story Available at:Arkansas Men Charged in Connection with Racially Motivated Assault Net News...
Did You Feel It? 60 Earthquakes Strike Arkansas
Nearly 60 small and moderate earthquakes struck Arkansas since February 15, 2011, the most recent a magnitude 4.3 earthquake 37 miles away from Little Rock. Many of the earthquakes are large enough to be felt.
Wildlife Die-Offs Relatively Common, Recent Bird Deaths Caused By Impact Trauma
Large wildlife die-off events are fairly common, though they should never be ignored, according to the U.S. Geological Survey scientists whose preliminary tests showed that the bird deaths in Arkansas on New Year’s Eve and those in Louisiana were caused...
Arkansas Woman Sentenced to Prison for Bank Fraud
Dana Washburn, of Rogers, Arkansas, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for defrauding a bank of more than $3.5 million. Full Story Available at:Arkansas Woman Sentenced to Prison for Bank Fraud Net News Publisher for FBI News
Former President of Affiliated Foods Southwest, Inc. Sentenced in Arkansas
John Mills, of Cabot, Arkansas, the former president of Affiliated Foods Southwest, Inc., a privately-held wholesale food distribution company, was sentenced in Little Rock to 41 months in prison for aiding and abetting bank fraud by participating in...
Christians in Ethiopia Celebrate Eve of the Epiphany
Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia observed the eve of Epiphany (Ketera) on Monday, which is among Ethiopia’s main religious occasions. While commemorating the eve, thousands people across the city of Addis Ababa flow to the Jan-Meda -where students of...
The Obama Administration Loses Its Touch in Cyberspace
Irrationality is often an excellent symptom of desperation, particularly when it involves losing grip on your best strengths. This lesson goes all the way back to the Old Testament. The Israelites lost the strength of their faith as soon as they...
Little Rock Man, Tom Tom, Pleads Guilty to Federal Sex Trafficking
Tommy Handy, aka “Tom Tom,” waived indictment and pleaded guilty in federal court in Little Rock, Ark., to a federal charge of sex trafficking of an underage female. Handy, 45, admitted during the hearing that he knew an underage female with...
