FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — University of Arkansas School of Law Professor Howard W. Brill was appointed as Chief Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court Tuesday, Aug. 25 by Governor Asa Hutchinson. Brill will serve out the remainder of the term of Justice Jim Hannah, who is retiring Aug. 31, citing health issues. His term expires at…
A memorial was held Sunday to honor three firefighters who were killed in the line of duty while fighting wildfires in Washington state. Richard Wheeler, Andrew Zajac and Tom Zybszewski died August 19th while fighting the Twisp River fire. Thousands turned out at the for the service in Wenatchee. More than 100 firefighters stood at…
Little Rock is set to be a part of Brad Paisley’s “Country Nation” after the Arkansas Razorback football team faces off against the Toledo Rockets at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, September 12. The Razorbacks will host the Rockets, in the only Little Rock game of the 2015 season. Toledo went 9-4 during the 2014…
As of Wednesday, sixty-four U of A students are living in designated overflow housing. Some are living in converted common areas, while others are living with resident assistants. Three are living in a hotel. Director of Administrative Services Billy Blount says that all overflow rooms have the same amenities as regular rooms. The three students in…
Three people are in custody after a string of car thefts in Springdale. Police arrested Darreon Jordan, Lacy Black and Tiana Wilson at the Landers dealership in Bentonville. Employees recognized the group after seeing their description in the news. The three are charged with three counts of motor vehicle theft and two counts of accessory…
Prince Charles and wife Camilla are in the U.S. for a four-day visit. The royals are spending the day visiting sites in and around the nation’s capital. During their stay, Prince Charles will meet with President Obama. On Friday, the royal couple is going to Louisville, Kentucky to attend a cultural event at the Kentucky…
A potentially-tainted package was sent to The White House. A spokesman for the Secret Service says an envelope found Monday in The White House’s screening facility is being tested. Officials say there’s a chance the envelope may have cyanide inside. No injuries or illnesses have been reported. The Secret Service hasn’t made any announcements yet.
Fans of St. Patrick’s Day festivities listen up. The 8th annual St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl will begin tomorrow around 6 pm at Common Grounds where participants can pick up a list of the bars that are celebrating. About 15 bars on Dickson Street are participating and the entry fee is $5.
Several drugs have been made legal in Ireland today but don’t get too excited folks An appeals court ruling to a bill in 1977 has temporarily made possession of drugs including ecstasy, ketamine, and magic mushrooms legal in the country. Lawmakers have been working on a bill since last night to make them illegal again…