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Arkansas reports additional flu deaths

December 4, 2019

Arkansas reports additional flu deaths

At least two more people in Arkansas have died from the flu, bringing the state's total amount of flu-related deaths so far this year to six, according to state health officials.

Arkansas toddler, 1, dies in house fire trying to rescue family dog: report

December 4, 2019

Arkansas toddler, 1, dies in house fire trying to rescue family dog: report

An Arkansas toddler tragically died over the weekend after he ran back into a burning house to rescue the family dog, officials say.

Hunter Biden demands financial records be kept secret in child support suit: report

November 30, 2019

Hunter Biden demands financial records be kept secret in child support suit: report

Hunter Biden filed a protective this week in an effort to seal his financial records from being released publicly -- amid his fears that the information would be used “maliciously” by the media and cause him public “embarrassment.”

GQ writer mocked for 'Russian quotation mark' claim in paper's Hunter Biden story

November 20, 2019

GQ writer mocked for 'Russian quotation mark' claim in paper's Hunter Biden story

A writer for GQ was ridiculed on Wednesday for pointing out what she thought was a "Russian quotation mark" on a newspaper's tweet linking to the explosive report about Hunter Biden's lovechild.

Civil War log cabin discovered during house demolition

November 20, 2019

Civil War log cabin discovered during house demolition

A house that was being torn down in Prescott, Ark., has revealed an incredible secret that may date back centuries.

2 Arkansas college professors charged with manufacturing meth

November 17, 2019

2 Arkansas college professors charged with manufacturing meth

Students at an Arkansas college suspect a campus chemistry lab was turned into a meth lab after the arrest of two professors, according to a report.

Americans may 'have to take matters into our own hands' after Mexican cartel murders US nationals: Sen. Tom Cotton

November 5, 2019

Americans may 'have to take matters into our own hands' after Mexican cartel murders US nationals: Sen. Tom Cotton

The U.S. government may have to take unilateral action if the Mexican government doesn't act appropriately in response to the murder of American citizens in his country, according to Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark.

Arizona official charged in adoption smuggling scheme pleads not guilty, threatens to sue over work suspension

November 5, 2019

Arizona official charged in adoption smuggling scheme pleads not guilty, threatens to sue over work suspension

A defiant Arizona elected official charged with running a human smuggling scheme involving pregnant women from the Marshall Islands has pleaded not guilty and plans to go to court to challenge his work suspension.

Raccoons take shelter in Arkansas State University library

October 30, 2019

Raccoons take shelter in Arkansas State University library

A library at Arkansas State University was overrun by a couple of furry friends who were apparently seeking shelter from the rain: raccoons.

Arkansas man seen walking out of court hearing, running away, as jury deliberated

October 27, 2019

Arkansas man seen walking out of court hearing, running away, as jury deliberated

An Arkansas man facing charges of aggravated assault and felony possession of a firearm was seen on video casually walking out of the courtroom, down the hall and out of the courthouse on Monday as the jury was deliberating his case.