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Authorities seized 12 pounds of meth worth $40K in a Hempstead County drug bust. Two suspects were arrested following a multi-agency investigation.

A cyber tip led to the arrest of an Amity man on CSAM charges. ASP investigators booked him into jail with bond set at $250,000.

Authorities are investigating a suspicious burning death after an insurance agent discovered a body in a Carlisle storage unit—nearly a week after a fire destroyed six units.

Free food distribution in Nashville, AR, on January 29. Howard County residents only. Bring ID. Hosted by Harvest Regional Food Bank & Sunset Church.

Local man, Ernest Oneal, charged with aggravated assault and weapon possession after road rage event.

Tragic high-speed pursuit in Fort Smith ends in death and injuries after driver flees Arkansas State Police.

Harvest Regional Food Bank will return to Howard County on Wednesday, August 14, 2024, for another food box distribution event aimed at assisting residents in need. Those living in the Nashville/Howard County area can take advantage of this resource by following the guidelines below.

Christopher Monroe, 44, of Little Rock, received a federal prison sentence of 17 and a half years for drug trafficking and gun-related crimes. U.S. District Judge Brian Miller issued the sentence Wednesday, following Monroe’s April guilty plea.

Main Street Arkansas is hosting a free workshop on Thursday, October 24, 2024, for communities interested in applying to the 2025 program or learning about improving their downtown areas. The workshop will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Arkansas Heritage Building in Little Rock, with lunch provided.

Harvest Regional Food Bank returns to Columbia County, Arkansas, to help those who are in need of a food box distribution, this is for Columbia County residents only. You must show proof.

Getting the kids ready for back to school is a challenge for almost everyone, with school supplies, new clothes, shoes, sports stuff, hair, nails, and who knows what else. Wait, hair and nails? Yep, that one almost got by me...

One down and one to go in Lee County, Arkansas, Nathan Bridges, 34, has been sentenced to 60 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to First-Degree Murder and First-Degree Battery in connection with the 2022 death of a 5-year-old boy in Moro.