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  • Tontitown Treasurer Arrested for Theft

    Tontitown Treasurer Arrested for Theft

    The treasurer for the City of Tontitown has been arrested on charges of theft today. Alicia Marie Collins is being held after being charged with the theft of over $25,000 in property and over $1,000 in services. Police say the investigation is ongoing and that they could discover that more money was stolen.

  • Police Warn Students About Car Break-Ins on Campus

    Police Warn Students About Car Break-Ins on Campus

    Lot 40 on campus has been a target for thieves. Two cars were broken into late Sunday night north of Hotz Hall. Police believe these cars were targeted because their doors were left unlocked. Students are warned to be on the lookout for suspicious activity. The following tips can be used to protect your car from…

  • New Check Scam Across Arkansas

    New Check Scam Across Arkansas

    There’s a new scam going around the state. If someone sends you a check to deposit into your account with instructions to wire money to another person, do not do it. The checks are worthless and if you send the money, your account will be reduced by the amount of the check. If you feel…

  • Arkansas Senate Passes Anti-Discrimination Law Ban

    Arkansas Senate Passes Anti-Discrimination Law Ban

    Local governments will no longer be able to make their own anti-discrimination laws. The House of Local Affairs Committee voted 12 to 6 today in favor of a bill that would stop local governments from creating laws that prohibit discrimination on a basis not stated in state law. The bill passed the Senate with a…

  • Police Identify Fayetteville Murder Suspect

    Police have identified a suspect in the murder of a homeless man back in January. The victim’s body was found in the woods south of campus near the intersection of Martin Luther King Boulevard and Razorback Road. Police say that they will make the decision on whether to release the suspect’s name later this week.…

  • Arkansas Senate Creating Anti-Discrimination Law Ban

    Arkansas Senate Creating Anti-Discrimination Law Ban

    A new bill is gaining speed in the Arkansas State Senate that would ban local governments from creating their own anti-discrimination laws. State senator Bart Hester of cave springs sponsored the bill. The bill passed in the senate and now heads to the house. If this bill is approved, Arkansas would only be the second…

  • Flu Deaths Rising in Arkansas

    Flu Deaths Rising in Arkansas

    The death toll in Arkansas from the flu is continuing to rise. The Arkansas Department of Health confirmed that 35 people have died from the flu since late September. Over 21,000 cases of the flu have been reported and around 60% of cases were in teens and children ages 18 years and younger.  

  • Brian Williams Taking a Temporary Leave

    Brian Williams Taking a Temporary Leave

    Brian Williams is temporarily stepping away from NBC Nightly News. This decision comes as the network conducts an internal investigation into his reporting. Over the past 12 years the NBC anchor has repeated a changing story about his time in Iraq. Williams claimed he was on a helicopter that was shot down in 2003. Turns…

  • U.S. Measles Outbreak

    U.S. Measles Outbreak

    Over 15 states are seeing confirmed cases of the measles. Arkansas has not seen any reported cases yet. Local school officials say if there were an outbreak of measles, they would advise parents to keep their kids at home and to seek medical attention.

  • Suspects Arrested in Robberies Near Campus

    Suspects Arrested in Robberies Near Campus

    Fayetteville Police arrested two suspects Friday after they tried to rob several people near campus. The robberies happened near Leverett and Oakland Avenue. Police followed the suspects to the mall where they were later arrested.

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