Dallas County Sheriff Mike Knoedl Addresses Social Media Trolls
Knoedl has zero tolerance for keyboard warriors
Suzi Parker
Suzi Parker has covered politics and culture for decades. She's also an author, six-generation Arkansan and a pet rescurer, feeding stray cats and dogs on her Southern adventures. Her mantra? FAFO.
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Omari Artyce Coats To Appear Back In Grant County Court
Repeat offender could face prison time
Sheridan Repeat Offender Andrea Packer Pleas Guilty To 10 Felony Drug Charges
Packer sold drugs within 1,000 feet of a Baptist church.
Sheridan Zoning: New Map Coming
The city has been using a paper one pinned to a wooden board for decades
Are Your Holiday Gifts Coming From China?
You should have the right to know
Texas AG Sues State Housing Agency For Discriminating Against Christian Groups, Other Religious Organizations
"State agencies have no authority to force Christians and other religious organizations to censor their beliefs just to serve their communities," Ken Paxton says.
Little Rock Psychologist Indicted for Defrauding Medicare and Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Krameelah Banks, 48, of Little Rock, faces 23 counts of wire fraud and several other counts.
New Program Certifies Law Enforcement Chaplains
More than 80 chaplains recently completed training to help with spiritual and emotional health
Exclusive Investigation: FOIA To Sheridan School District Shows Connections To Data, Solar Projects
Emails reveal discussions between companies, the school superintendent and Grant County business leaders about proposed data center
An Executive Order Aimed at Pediatric Cancer
The use of AI could accelerate better outcomes for children battling cancer
Secretary Cole Jester Launches 'One State One Vote' Initiative
Voting in two states? Not anymore.
Sheridan School District: Incident Report About Threatening Rap Song
Students awaiting court date
Arkansas Republican Leaders Address Law Professor's Posts About Charlie Kirk's Death
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and AG Tim Griffin calls for immediate firing of UA law professor. Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge sends letter asking for investigation. State Rep David Ray issues statement.
Grant County: Data Center FOIA Lawsuit
Judge dismisses without prejudice. Complaint can be refiled.
Sheridan School District: Threatening Rap Audio Circulating
Rap song makes references to teachers and students
Too Many CT Scans?
Should patients be protected from excessive radiation? There's a movement to limit this potential cancer-causing harm but Washington may stand in the way.