NLRSD, city file motion to end TIF lawsuit
The city of North Little Rock and the North Little Rock School Distrcit jointly file to end TIF lawsuit filed in early 2009.
Declines in State Teen Birth Rates by Race and Hispanic Origin
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that between 2007 and 2011, births among teen mothers dropped significantly in all states except for two.
High court reverses State vs. Cassell decision
The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday reversed a lower-court ruling that Searcy County Sheriff Kenny Cassell could continue in office despite a decades-old misdemeanor conviction. The high court sends the case back to circuit court with instructions that it issue a ruling in line with Thursday's decision — that Cassell, a Republican, cannot legally continue in office.
Martha Shoffner resignation letter
Resignation letter of Arkansas State Treasurer Martha Shoffner.
Lawsuit: Parents, grandparents sue Blytheville School District
A group of parents and grandparents sued the Blytheville School District on Monday, claiming the district had illegally barred their children from transferring schools under the Arkansas Public School Choice Act of 2013.
Martha Shoffner criminal complaint
Criminal complaint on state Treasurer Martha Shoffner
Benghazi e-mails
One hundred pages of e-mails released by the White House on Wednesday, May 15, 2013, reveal intensive jostling among top intelligence and diplomatic officials over the government’s “talking points” in the aftermath of September 2012’s attacks in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans.
LR school district appeals charter school ruling
The Little Rock School District is asking a federal appeals court to reverse U.S. District Judge D. Price Marshall Jr.’s decision that permitted the unfettered establishment of independently operated, public charter schools in Pulaski County without regard to the state’s obligations to support desegregation efforts in the three Pulaski County school districts.
Cocaine conspiracy indictments
Sixteen people with ties to a Mexican drug cartel on May 14 were federally charged with conspiring to distribute more than 100 kilograms of cocaine throughout Arkansas, among other charges.
UA tuition and fees request for FY 2014
The University of Arkansas System's tuition and fees proposal for FY 2014.
Exxon property purchase program
ExxonMobil details its property purchase program for the residents affected by the March 29, 2013 oil spill.
UCA opts out of gun law
The University of Central Arkansas board of trustees voted to opt out of the newly passed gun law in Arkansas that would allow faculty and staff to carry concealed weapons.
Phillips County jail inspection
Documents concerning the Phillips County jail inspection.
Defendant's brief in support of response of quashing subpoena
Defendant's brief in support of his response of to the motion of quashing subpoena in Jack Gillean case.
Defendant's response to state's motion to quash subpoena in Gillean case
Defendant's response to state's motion to quash subpoena in Gillean case.
