Shooter, 13, to seek rehearing on high court's insanity ruling
The attorney for Andrew Golden, the younger of two boys who killed four students and a teacher at Westside Middle School near Jonesboro two years ago, still wa…
Ambush in the Schoolyard
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Boy shooter may be due new hearing
Andrew Golden, the younger of two boys who killed four students and a teacher at Westside Middle School near Jonesboro two years ago, should have been allowed …
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Boy merited insanity plea, justices told
Andrew Golden, the younger of two boys who killed four students and a teacher at Westside Middle School near Jonesboro two years ago, should be allowed to argu…
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Gun maker, grandfather dropped from school shooting suit
The manufacturer of a rifle that was used to kill two people during the Westside Middle School shootings is not accountable for the deaths, a judge ruled.
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Westside killers back in court
Two boys who killed four students and a teacher at Westside Middle School two years ago were back in court Thursday for pretrial testimony in a lawsuit against…
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State seeks out in killer boys' civil suit
The state Public Defender Commission should not be required to pay civil lawsuit defense costs for two boys who were convicted of killing five people last year…
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Panel says defense of boys not state's job
The state's public defense attorneys say it's not their place to defend the two Westside Middle School shooters in an forthcoming civil trial.
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Westside shooter returns to court to face federal charges
Mitchell Johnson, one of two boys convicted in state juvenile court in the 1998 shooting deaths of four students and a teacher at Westside Middle School near J…
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School killer's mental file open for attorney general
The attorney general's office has been granted access to confidential documents in preparation for opposing Andrew Golden's appeal of his juvenile court convic…
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Second Westside killer appears in U.S. court
The second of two boys convicted in the 1998 murders of five people at a middle school outside Jonesboro appeared in federal court in Little Rock on Friday.
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Special lyrics to echo in Jonesboro
Two Alabama songwriters, moved by the rash of shootings in schools the past year and a half, tonight will perform a song they wrote aimed at quelling the viole…
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Columbine victim's dad says nation in for change
Rachel Scott would not ask to be brought back today, her father, Darrell Scott, said.
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Free trigger locks chief's idea to curb child shootings
Preferring prevention to having officers respond to a child-shooting call, Police Chief Jesse King began passing out free trigger locks to gun owners Tuesday.
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School expulsions for guns drop 8%
The number of students expelled for bringing weapons to school in Arkansas dropped by 8 percent last year, the U.S. Department of Education said Tuesday.
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County asks judge to reconsider Jonesboro ruling
An attorney representing Craighead County has asked a circuit judge to reconsider his ruling that requires the county pay for the legal defense in a civil tria…