Michelle Bradford

'Can hear you now,' jail phone users told

Judge's ruling clears recording of callers

FAYETTEVILLE - Interrogation room confessions aren't the only way a crime suspect's words can come back to haunt him at trial.
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Evangelist raised towns' doubts

MULBERRY - People had harsh words for Tony Alamo on Sunday in Crawford County where the evangelist who is now targeted in a federal child pornography probe once had a tightly controlled ministry compound.
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Case on Hells Angels hitting speed bumps

Evidence, testimony in '07 attack ruled out

EUREKA SPRINGS - The case against six Hells Angels members charged with beating and stabbing rival bikers last year is taking some hard hits.
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Plea in '05 killings earns man 32 years

A Newton County man was sentenced Friday to 32 years in prison on reduced charges of manslaughter for killing two men and burning their bodies in 2005.
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Thieves hit Alltel warehouse, take truckloads of phones

FORT SMITH - Thieves cut a hole in the roof of an Alltel Corp. warehouse over the weekend and loaded up to four semitrailers with pricey cell phones, police reported.
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Spike in child porn raising alarm

U.S. attorney in Fort Smith says only terrorism holds higher priority

FAYETTEVILLE - Child pornography is more pervasive and serious than people probably think in Northwest Arkansas, prosecutors said.
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Man, 56, convicted in child-porn case

Video of 6-year-old girl found during Springdale bust, judge told

FAYETTEVILLE - A judge found a Springdale man guilty in what the FBI has called the agency's biggest child pornography bust in Arkansas.
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Wal-Mart, Coughlin hit $6.7 million deal

BENTONVILLE - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will pay former Vice Chairman Tom Coughlin $6.75 million to end a three-year legal battle over a $17 million retirement package, a Securities and Exchange Commission filing shows.
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Radio program helps Mexicans navigate procedures to obtain ID

An open-mike radio show is helping Mexican nationals in Northwest Arkansas navigate the system of getting identification to make life easier in the United States and on return trips home to Mexico.
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UA law school to launch clinic on immigration

FAYETTEVILLE - The University of Arkansas School of Law is starting a legal clinic to train students in immigration law, an area of expertise that is in demand.
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