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Tyson Foods announced that it will be closing one of its plants in Arkansas. → Read More
Due to his mental state, a Fayetteville man was acquitted on three charges stemming from gunshots he fired at a residence in 2020. → Read More
A Fort Smith man was arraigned in federal court on March 9 and entered not guilty pleas to two charges stemming from the possession of a device described in court as “a rocket-propelled grenade.” → Read More
A teen charged with attempted capital murder and additional crimes has filed a paternity suit in Benton County circuit court, alleging that he is the father of the baby that his teen co-defendant gave birth to last fall. → Read More
Gravette’s Richard “BigO” Barnett continues to fight following his conviction on eight federal charges for his actions during the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, but he will do so without the services of one of his trial attorneys. → Read More
After pleading guilty to felony criminal mischief and misdemeanor disorderly conduct, former Beyond Meat COO Doug Ramsey has responded to the lawsuit filed against him by the man he allegedly attacked in a Fayetteville parking garage last fall. → Read More
A Rogers man was sentenced to 180 months in prison without the possibility of parole followed by five additional years of supervised release on one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine. → Read More
A Flippin man that pleaded guilty in federal court after his participation in the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol has had his sentencing hearing postponed. → Read More
A Bentonville man has been temporarily banned from Buffalo National River after leading a hike that led to a man’s death. → Read More
An Arkansas circuit court has scheduled a trial date after a mother filed suit to give her daughter the last name of the child’s father, Hunter Biden, 52. → Read More
A Washington County court has reversed course and will allow a Northwest Arkansas doctor to travel abroad before his upcoming sexual assault trial. → Read More
Smoke blanketed portions of Northwest Arkansas this afternoon due to prescribed burns in a pair of local counties. → Read More
The Central United Methodist Church in Fayetteville announced that it will split into three different churches following an “amicable reconciliation agreement.” → Read More
A trial date has been set for a Rogers man accused of killing a two-year-old child in 2021. → Read More
According to a new study, credit card fraud has seen a sharp rise in the U.S. recently, and that includes in the Northwest Arkansas area. → Read More
A Northwest Arkansas psychiatrist under investigation for Medicaid fraud was also named as a defendant in a 2021 wrongful death lawsuit scheduled for a jury trial this summer. → Read More
After his January 23 conviction on eight federal charges for his actions during the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, Richard “BigO” Barnett filed a pair of motions, seeking an acquittal or a new trial. → Read More
Snoop Dogg will be bringing his new tour to Northwest Arkansas this summer with a host of special guests in tow. → Read More
The prosecution has filed an extensive list of potential witnesses in an upcoming manslaughter trial involving a pair of Rogers parents. → Read More
A Northwest Arkansas psychiatrist that is under investigation after allegations of fraud has appealed the suspension of his Medicaid billing privileges. → Read More