Fayetteville, AR News

• Fayetteville, AR News
• Parking Lot Striping Scheduled For Today
• District Seeks To Add Positions
• Driver Found Not Guilty
• City Gets $11 Million Small-Business Grant
• County Satisfied With Election Work
• Bryant Man Faces Fraud Charges
• City Eyes Boulevard’s Future
• Schools Out For Summer
• Couponers Donate To Charity
• Tax Stance Trumps Experience
• Art Exhibit Takes Form
• Planners Seek Grant For Trails
• RECORDS
• Chicken Barbecue To Benefit Squad
• Thieves Targeting Parents At Day Care
• Transit Leaders Look Forward
• The Fresh Market To Hire 80 People
• Qualified to fix economy, Romney says
• Ex-representative to discuss memoir
• Court panel rejects challenge by North Little Rock killer
• Brown Chair in English Literacy Takes Shakespeare on the Road
• University of Arkansas Honors College Selects 2012 Bodenhamer Fellows
• Di Brezzo Named Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
• Four-vehicle accident kills one driver, injures others
• U.S. Energy Department Details Grant Program During Fayetteville Visit
• DeSoto Co. considers suit over ozone listing
• Beebe sees growth of Arkansas businesses internationally
• Ole Miss blanks and eliminates Arkansas
• Taylor not likely to face charges
• Rash of thefts reported at daycare parking lots
• Arkansas-Ole Miss Live Blog
• Justin Bieber to perform at Verizon Arena
• ‘Boogie Man’ Gets 40 Years In Prison
• Construction Moving Ahead At Elkins School
• Council OKs Bond Election
• RECORDS
• Hart apparent Supreme Court winner
• 15 Receive National Merit Scholarships
• Federal board probes blast fatal to 3
• 38 state seniors receive National Merit awards
• Powell holds off backing Obama
• Arkansas House of Representatives GOP primary
• Arkansas House of Representatives Democratic primary
• County races
• Fire Starts At USA Metal
• Incumbent leading in east Fort Smith
• GOP taps Cotton; Democrats in a runoff
• Free museum visit set for veterans
• Boone County judge defeats 2 in GOP race
• 2 seats still up in air for Court of Appeals
• At least they’re consistent
• Optoelectronics Research Lab Receives Grant for High-Resolution Microscope
• Fulbright College Announces Connor Faculty Fellows
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes New Edition of Willie Morris Classic
• Part of Albert Pike area reopening
• Primary election coverage
• Mississippi State routs Arkansas in first round
• Fort Smith woman arrested for fake bomb threat
• US House races headline Arkansas primary
• Update: Suspect identified in Thayer Street shooting
• Fire At USA Metal on Lowell
• State auditor to hold online auction for abandoned items
• Arkansas-Mississippi State Live Blog
• Crystal Bridges to Participate in Blue Star Museums
• Powell not ready to endorse Obama for re-election
• Louisiana bondsmen engage in shootout
• Brummett Live: Arkansas primary election
• Thousands Vote Early In County
• Street Department Moving Forward
• School Board Tours Auxiliary Gym
• Chamber Head Resigns
• Officials Tour Animal Shelter
• Early Voting Period Comes To A Close
• Council Eyes Bond Election
• Memorial Day Event Planned
• Man Accused Of Sexual Indecency
• Harps Finds Site For Store
• Bella Vista Pools To Open Friday
• Three Cities’ Sales Tax Revenue Up, One City Down Slightly
• Bus Driver Pay To Change
• RECORDS
• Expert To Speak On Nature, Stress
• Resume Review Set
• Naturals to host garden’s fundraiser
• Ex-FBI spy-catcher to conduct operations for Arkansas agents
• Audit tags former UALR dean with violations
• Court races, primaries set across state
• Book of Veterans' Stories to Be Unveiled with Woodruff County Monument
• Fourth Annual Summer Chamber Music Festival Opens This Week
• Need-Based Scholarship Honors Arkansas Legacies
• More than 88K vote early ahead of state primary
• Woman accuses Jermain Taylor of sexual assault
• Two arrested after home search
• Fayetteville trio commits to Arkansas
• House hopefuls remain optimistic before primary
• Woman who tossed $1M lottery ticket wants money
• Sales tax revenue up in Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville
• 'Great Food Truck Race' will stop in Fayetteville
• New Obama ad challenges Mitt Romney’s economics
• $1 million donation to fund UA Sam Walton display
• City Eyes Propane Program
• Man Accused Of Assault
• Clinic To Expand
• Work Continues On FEMA Projects
• School Projects Near Completion
• Police Seek Flasher
• RECORDS
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Mussels subject of river lecture
• Board to crack down on struggling schools, districts
• Poore Talks Present, Future
• New Eagle Scout
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Up to 15,000 sample Greek food, but charities benefit from festival
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Mayor Changes Focus
• Pine Bluff to vote on taxes to help pension funds
• Race muted in the Delta
• Arrive for flight early, officials at airport say
• RFID Research Center Moving Into New Home
• $1 Million Gift Honors Mr. Sam’s Legacy
• Professor of German Awarded Grant for Jewish Studies
• Rescue crews search for man in Arkansas River
• Fights mark legislative primaries
• Texarkana officials disagree over proposed bond
• Visitors line up for gyros at Greek food festival
• Man dies after shooting at party
• UA Considers Downtown Site
• Ballot efforts to stake out polling sites
• Group Adds Historic Headstones
• 4 veteran lawmen in GOP sheriff race
• Agencies Join Click It Or Ticket
• Contributors to Arkansas congressional campaigns
• 39th gets a change of command
• Voters Should Confirm Polling Location
• Grads Tackle Costs
• Other days
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Mountain Home search down to 4
• Joplin going for new concept
• Primaries Tuesday have few big draws
• New warning system in Joplin rebuild
• Officials seek funds for courts
• County still due money of court
• Artworks of two stick close to elements they came from
• 6 compete in primaries to fill Ross’ U.S. House seat
• Arkansas congressional hopefuls make last pitch
• Husband, wife charged in Pope County death
• Child dies in house fire in western Arkansas
• Obama has own bridge to nowhere, Romney says
• Challenge Rejected
• Panel votes to keep paying legislators 51 cents per mile
• Teens Give New Life To School Supplies
• 47 years for killing of lover, jury says
• Police arrest man on cocaine charge
• Overcoming Odds
• Man Reportedly Had Roommate Beaten
• State Could Focus On Graduation Rates
• Home Market Improving
• Walker Leaving Foundation
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Mega Millions
• Other days
• State’s jobless rate falls to 7.2%, lowest since ’09
• Fort Smith civic council begins work
• Legislator’s spouse fired from job
• Investors sue ranch officials, board
• Judge to lead secret court that will review spy rulings
• Man pleads guilty in fatal eastern Arkansas shooting
• 2 plead not guilty in SAU horse thefts
• Man charged in white powder case in custody
• Paragould man held winning lotto ticket for weeks
• Long: Commitment is to Razorbacks
• Home sales down, but market improving
• Injunction lawsuit dismissed
• Arkansas unemployment drops to 7.2 percent
• Romney releases first general election TV ad
• Graduates Embrace Uncertain Future
• 2012 Senior Class Praised
• Academy Work Site Under Way
• Area Man Denied Bail
• Candidates Seek Farm Bureau Boost
• Karcher Moving To Fayetteville
• Wilson Park Pool Opens June 1
• Grads Ready For College
• Walmart Earnings Strong
• Records
• Public Meetings
• School adds in autism support
• Man denies guilt in death of mom-to-be
• While in LR, nonprofit touts video learning lessons
• Officers recreate shootings
• State justices toss appeal on LR tax
• Girl, 15, not arrested in fatal knifing of man
• The state/region in brief
• Unloaded gun taken to school by LR kids
• New director named for math-sciences-arts school
• Repairs planned on Arkansas 187
• APEI Team Wins 2012 Arkansas Small Business Award
• Obama rivial John Wolfe can't win Arkansas delegates
• Academy Sports under construction in Fayetteville
• Ticketmaster lawyers want another hearing
• Mortensen launches football camp for NWA youth
• Capital murder charges filed in deaths of mother, son
• Newlywed pleads not guilty in wife's killing
• Foreclosures increasing, still lower than last year
• Police: Man threatened dispatchers
• Wal-Mart's 1Q profit up 10.1 percent
• Four Arrested In Burglaries
• Finance Reports Filed
• Group Seeks Book Donations
• Coffee With Mayor Set
• Child Porn Charge Dropped
• Education Center Honors 171
• College To Give Merit Pay
• Police: Woman Stole From Disabled Clients
• Sales Tax Lawsuit Hearing Rescheduled
• Panel OKs Plant Expansion
• Sidewalk Construction Set To Begin Today
• Fire Department Uses Grant To Buy Gurneys
• Couple Files Suit Against Walmart
• Romney assails Obama for failures on Bush debt
• RECORDS
• City Events Kick Off Summer
• Experts Talk Growth
• Team To Benefit From Barbecue
• Mountie Volleyball To Host Fundraiser
• Author Discusses Art
• University of Arkansas Press Author to Speak at Fayetteville Public Library
• College of Education and Health Professions Receives $1.8 Million Federal Grant
• University Praised for 'Work-Life Balance,' Earns Governor's Award
• Engineering Graduate Programs Gain in Rankings
• NWACC to give merit bonuses to classified employees
• Fund created to help with Caballero funeral
• Investigators seeking drowning witnesses at Rogers High School
• Razorbacks to play in Las Vegas Invitational
• 'Click It or Ticket' mobilization kicks off May 21
• Panel Talks Pratt Place Request
• Councilwoman Won’t Seek Re-Election
• Towns Adopt Warning System
• Farm Bureau To Host Candidates
• Museum Gets Parking Space
• Sales Tax Lawsuit Hearing Scheduled
• Board Announces Three Members
• Commission Supports Apartment Plans
• County Renovating Old Jail
• Alcohol Sales Get Support
• Man Involved In Home Invasion Gets 59-Year Prison Sentence
• Teenager Drowns
• Bond Program Reviewed
• Search Begins For Treasurer
• Board Affirms Suspension
• RECORDS
• Governor appoints veterans director
• Police Arrest ‘Unicorn’ Hunter
• Liens still posted against Hurst
• Advocate: Report of assault ignored
• Spring International Language Center Going 'Uptown'
• Bilingual Scholars Initiative Meets Challenges of Latinos in Northwest Arkansas
• Arkansas-Louisiana Tech Live Blog
• Occupy LR protesters to submit to arrest, spokesman says
• School board affirms suspension for 5-year-old using profanity
• Teenager believed drowned in Beaver Lake
• Report: Abron to leave Arkansas
• Beebe names new VA director
• Woman, baby die after Fort Smith stabbing
• 2 teenagers accused of trying to escape detention center
• Occupy Little Rock tents to come down
• Gas stations lend support to alcohol petition
• Trial set for man charged in teen’s death
• No one hurt in resort fire near Bull Shoals Lake
• Roofer Ordered To Pay $87,000
• Portable Buildings Proposed
• Artists Find New Home
• Man Faces Assault Charges
• Juvenile Arrested In Car Theft Cases
• Panel Delays Rezoning Talks
• Officials Crafting Policy
• Papa Mike’s Restaurant Closed Today
• Seat Belt Campaign Begins Monday
• College Land Talks To Proceed
• Police: Officers Injured In Assault
• RECORDS
• Sharp Named Master Principal
• Dutch Oven, Kayak Classes This Weekend
• Mayor Fires Treasurer
• Three Jailed In Connection With Meth Lab
• Officer Recovering From Wound
• Devil’s Den plans weekend events
• Hammerschmidt saluted in Senate by Pryor, Boozman
• College chiefs talk technology park in LR
• NWACC to continue talks for Washington County site
• Vol Walker Hall Renovation, Addition Project Lauded by American Institute of Architects
• Researcher Develops Personalized Search Engines
• 'Hope and Despair': Depression-Era Photography of Arkansas on Exhibit in Mullins Library
• Former Arkansas Lt. Gov. considers 2014 run
• State Board of Education recognizes 4 as 'master principals'
• Juvenile linked to multiple vehicle thefts
• A&P Commission ends Old Post Office negotiations
• VA Director Dave Fletcher resigns
• Baxter County authorities investigate infant's death
• Whitehurst released from Razorbacks football team
• UAMS receives $8M to study osteoporosis
• Rogers treasurer fired
• Arkansas gas prices drop by 30 cents since April
• City’s Seniors Reflect On School Experience
• City Fire Chief Interviews Set
• Road Project Finalized
• Mayors To Discuss CodeRed
• State Educators Defend Federal Waiver Criticism
• RECORDS
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• New Park Program
• Police Assist In Meth Investigation
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Center On Schedule
• LR police see flat crime rate overall in quarter; violent offenses rise
• Two Rivers bridge attracting crowds
• Judges seek top position
• Mather Lodge face-lift finished
• City takes 2nd look at ‘adult’ store rules
• Criminal cases fade away
• Some in one county see Obama losing ground
• Other days
• Dog attacks 3 children in Jacksonville
• Police: Jonesboro shooting suspect surrenders
• Rural Post Offices Could See Hours Slashed
• Top Rogers Graduates Look to Future
• Crossover Road Closings Planned
• Service Honors Fallen Officers
• County Cleanup Set For Saturday
• TOP FAYETTEVILLE GRADUATES LOOK TO FUTURE
• Paddlers Invited
• Top Bentonville Graduates Look to Future
• TOP SPRINGDALE GRADUATES LOOK TO FUTURE
• Man Rides Area Trails On Journey
• Democrats, GOP Battle For County
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Some fugitives get free pass
• Sides left to await redistrict decision
• Limit small liquor stores, cut crime, some urge LR
• LR Central’s Ji top winner at state science fair
• Other days
• Democrat-Gazette awarded 15 first-place wins in contest
• At 88, oldest graduate gets that master’s
• Auburn cruises past Arkansas in finale
• Little Rock police officer arrested on DWI charge
• Warrior Dash draws thousands
• Arkansas-Auburn Game 3 Live Blog
• Three football Hogs arrested, charged with burglary
• Man dies in shooting in northeastern Arkansas
• Food Court Options Change
• Chairman Says Keep Voting
• Purple Cranes Take Flight
• Man Gets 60 Years For Sex Charges
• Detective Gets Top Cop Award
• Retailers Discuss Online Sales
• City Seeks Council Applicants Postal Food Drive Today
• Postal Food Drive Today
• Meadors said shred it, 2 say
• Garfield Man Accused Of Rape
• Ex-Senator Speaker At Event
• Records
• Tubes Stabilize Structures
• Public Meetings
• Judges allow voting in disputed districts
• Bridge To Close For Maintenance
• Demers Claims Voices Told Her To Follow Cyclist
• Walmart Rolls Out Bike Program
• Early Voting ‘Sporadic’
• Getting it straight
• Dierks Bentley concert moves to Verizon Arena
• Arkansas-Auburn Game 2 Live Blog
• Election Commission: Despite lawsuit, vote in transit tax election
• 1 dead, 1 in jail in Fort Smith shooting
• Hot dogs sell for $1501 to benefit homeless
• Traffic stop leads to 2 arrests
• State police dedicate memorial to fallen troopers
• Pine Bluff man injured in railroad crossing attempt
• Pine Bluff man dies after shooting
• Yonder Harvest Festival Tickets On Sale; Lineup Expected Soon
• Award-Winning Musical ‘Honk’ Preaches Tolerance
• American Travels
• Hobbyist Continues Passion For Barbecue
• Park Hosts Anniversary Celebration
• Eureka Springs Celebrates Artists All Month Long
• Playing Around
• Acrobatic Attributes
• Congressman Ryan Is No Fan Of Ayn Rand
• Board Eyes Tech School
• Police Arrest Man On Rape Charges
• Man Gets Another 40 Years For Rape
• Sexual Assault Sentence Affirmed
• Camp Rescue Taking Applications
• Mendez Accepts Deal
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Lawsuit Targets Vote
• Woman In Custody After Airport Disturbance
• Judicial Candidates Share Life Stories
• National Association Provides $18,000 in Free Memberships to Latino Graduates
• College of Education and Health Professions to Honor Three Alumni
• Arkansas-Auburn Game 1 Live Blog
• Group seeks injunction to stop public transit tax vote
• Police: Man raped boy for almost a decade
• Korean War POW remains return to state
• Redistricting trial concludes without ruling
• NWACC to consider Washington County site
• Arkansas ex-mayor dies after apparent gun accident
• Disturbance at XNA, 1 in custody
• Former county assistant arrested in theft case
• University’s Online Computer Store Affected by Third-Party Server Hacking
• Obama says he backs same-sex marriage
• Drug Court Show Nominated For Emmy
• Landscape Competition Announced
• Man Faces Sexual Assalt Charges
• Group Sets Bike To Work Week
• Obama’s stance on gays no game changer in state
• Romney hammers Obama on energy
• Students Hop On Bike Train
• Smith Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison
• McDaniel, senator face off on district
• Panel OKs School Ballots
• It’s guilty again in 4 ’98 killings
• Camp Registration Begins This Week
• Police Step Up Enforcement
• College Seeks New Logo Feedback
• Bella Vista Considers Rezoning For Market
• Beebe raises projections for fiscal ’12
• Defendants Do Not Respond On Lawsuit
• Animal Ordinance Revisions Sought
• Barbecue To Benefit Team
• Restrepo Appointed to State’s Commission on Achievement Gap
• Jury finds Green guilty in murder retrial
• Knotts beat incumbent Meredith in charter school election
• Petrino's motorcycle listed in online auction
• Billing Changes Generate Savings
• Former Mayor Plans To Enter Race
• Transfer To Benefit County Employees
• Officer Returns To Job
• Fayetteville Students Win Competition
• Indiana’s Lugar defeated
• Arts Center Council Eyes Parking Options
• Council Interested In Selling Bonds
• No bad intent in redistricting, Beebe testifies
• Council Backs Garage Sale Restrictions
• Veterans director concedes violations, blames subordinates
• Teachers Get Base Pay Raise
• National Magazine Ranks Schools
• RECORDS
• City OKs Trash Bids
• Candidates Face Pop Quiz
• Family Files Lawsuit In Daughter’s Death
• Community Remains Distinct
• Man Jailed Again In Landers Crash
• Interstate Widening To Start
• Walton College M.B.A. Graduates Win Edison Award for Innovation and Excellence
• University of Arkansas Students Earn Almost $2 Million in Awards
• Arkansas Baptist College student dies in dorm
• Coody enters Fayetteville mayor's race
• AERT reports increase in Q1 sales
• Family files lawsuit in death of 17-year-old Bentonville student
• I-540 widening could begin in weeks
• Hot Springs officials: Former Majestic Hotel structurally deficient
• Attorney General announces settlement
• Drainage Work To Reduce Road To One Lane
• Early Voting Under Way
• Judicial Hopefuls Speak To Bar Association
• Students Assess City Parks, Recreation
• Springdale Considers Bond Sale
• Automated Meters Considered
• Tyson Bucks Analyst Estimates
• Council To Revisit Trash Contract
• RECORDS
• Man Gets 60 Years In Prison
• Shaver, Winscott Eye District 2 Spot
• District 7 Leads In Money Race
• Respect For Law Day Is Saturday
• Moore Gets Honor
• Smith back in race for House
• 1st skyscraper on state’s at-risk list
• Beebe ready to ask, but UCA trustee said he’d resign, aide says
• Foundation awards fellowships
• Judge links parolee site to PB zoning
• Redistricting challenge’s trial gets under way
• University Libraries Opens International Education and Exchange Collections
• Development Director Named for University Libraries
• All-University Commencement to Be Streamed Live on the Internet
• Body of missing Forrest City man found
• Lowell man pleads guilty to child porn, gets 60-year sentence
• CIA thwarts new al-Quaida bomb plot
• Man threatens to jump off Broadway bridge, police say
• House plan would spare 188th Warthogs
• Arrest made in death of lawyer at restaurant
• Arkansan Army official dies in Afghanistan
• Committee renews focus on pedestrian, bicycle safety
• Names released of pair found dead in home
• Musician 'Iron Man' Burks dies at 54
• Tyson beats expected 2Q earnings
• City Improves Park, Playground
• Candidates See Change Ahead For District 85
• High School Upgrading Advising
• Artists Consider New Site
• Two Cities To Decide Issues
• City Celebrates Bikes
• LAWSUITS
• Parks Go Wireless
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Man Arrested, Accused Of Indecency
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• RECORDS
• Charter School Runoff Is Tuesday
• Hollande bests Sarkozy to claim helm of France
• Anti-bailout vote zaps Greek parties
• Helena to dedicate replica of Civil War fort
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• New Eagle Scout
• Netanyahu to move elections up a year
• Project focus: Science in Rwanda
• Best Seller on Poverty Picked for Next 'One Book, One Community' Reading Program
• Six Students Earn National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
• Gamecocks down Arkansas, win series
• Ex-Texarkana teacher settles lawsuit
• Judges to hear lawsuit on Senate lines
• Arkansas-South Carolina Game 3 Live Blog
• Cinco de Mayo event to aid scholarship fund
• Democrats Run for District 14 Spot
• Some Ballots Exposed
• Questions Await Board
• College Graduation Slated For Thursday
• Slinkard, Parsons Face Off In Primary
• Experience Versus Change in Senate 7 Race
• Snakes Slither Into Season Early
• Two Judgeships Set For Voters’ Decision
• Opponents Promise Conservative Stance
• Transit Rally Touts Benefits
• Candidates Seek County Judgeship
• Candidates Seek County Judgeship
• District Mulls Year-Round Education
• Police Seek Hit, Run Driver
• Records
• Births
• Public Meetings
• State contested races
• Museum connects with children
• Voter turnout forecast at 30% for this election
• Hot Hogs hold off South Carolina, even series
• 2 judges compete for Arkansas Supreme Court seat
• Storms to move through northwest Arkansas
• Arkansas-South Carolina Game 2 Live Blog
• School unions rally over cuts, contracts
• Lawyer dies after altercation at restaurant
• Republicans Seek Spot
• Teachers Dazzled By New High School
• Hospice Home Set To Open In March
• Developer Details Housing
• Three Seeking Quorum Court Seat
• Lincoln Residents Running For Seat
• Stream Bank Planting Scheduled
• 8th Circuit Court Denies Child Porn Appeal
• Students Preserve History
• Lowell Mourns Landers
• Job Growth On Rise
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Charges near in rest-stop shooting
• UA sorority sets house makeover
• City alderman quits, specifies meeting issues
• Lake Village murder has residents uneasy; extra patrols ordered
• Pine Bluff Catholic grade school to shut down
• Embattled UCA trustee leaves meeting early; status remains unclear
• The state/region in brief
• AGFC blames bacteria for fish deaths
• Arkansas-South Carolina Game 1 Live Blog
• PCSSD unions sue over ruling
• DHS puts out call for more foster parents
• Man charged with assaulting girlfriend
• UCA to honor 2 slain students at commencement
• Man whose death sentence tossed due in court
• Crews to close lanes during bridge inspection
• Lowell police chief dies in Florida
• Video Shows Interaction Before Death
• Woman Found Not Guilty
• Foundation Adds Four To Wall
• Official: Schools Face Cuts
• Two Democrats Run For Seat In New District
• City Hears AMP Noise Gripes
• City Cleanup Set
• City To Celebrate Renovated Playground
• Preservation Efforts Awarded
• Police Ask for Help Finding Teen
• Man Awakes From Bad Dream, Fires Weapon
• Arts, Nature Mingle
• NWACC Hires Phillips
• Manhole Covers Stolen
• Panel Derails Bike Paths
• Bid Let For Second Section Of Bella Vista Bypass
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Inmate Found Unconscious
• Hudson River School arrives
• Authorities search for missing woman at campground
• Court denies rehearing bid by Fort Smith killer
• Bentonville girl missing, police seek help
• Inmate found unconscious dies
• Engineers Develop Textile Sensors that Monitor Cardiac Signs and Communicate with Smart Phones
• Arkansas home sales up in first quarter
• ASU trustees consider tuition increases
• Bid let for Phase 2 of Bella Vista bypass
• Fayetteville To Fill Board, Commission Vacancies
• Police: Man Fires Weapon After Dream
• Students To Be Honored For ‘Origins’ Book
• Fire Chief Interviews Scheduled To Start
• Aldermen Talk Annexation
• Farmer, Detective Vie For Justice Of Peace
• Gold Rush Brings In Money
• Job Numbers Improve
• Adams, Sanchez Seek Votes
• RECORDS
• Barbecue Aids Boy Scouts
• Man Accused Of Attempted Murder In Jail
• Police Officer Shot
• PAC jabs at Pryor, calls IRS case fishy
• State takes in record $718 million in April
• Shortfall puts road projects at risk of cuts
• Arkansas Court of Appeals
• New light sources subject of lecture
• Other days
• Democrat-Gazette staff win awards
• Classical Studies Students Win National Quiz Bowl
• Arkansas sweeps Missouri in midweek series
• Arkansas-Missouri Game 2 Live Blog
• Local unemployment falls to 5.7 percent
• Man arrested in hit-and-run case, charged with attempted murder
• Prosecutors seek death penalty in capital murder case
• Arkansas-LSU game moved to Friday
• UPDATE: Officer shooting video released
• Rogers officer shot during routine patrol
• Upshaw Appointed To Board
• Self-Defense Class Begins June 11
• LR police probe theft of $1,557 in lottery tickets
• Facility Approved For Paintball Testing
• Finance Committee Blocks Jail Fee Plan
• State’s Mormon ranks surge
• NWACC Graduates To Be Lauded
• Ticket’s $1 million awarded to buyer
• 1st E-model off line takes its final flight
• Council Renames Streets
• Would have nailed bin Laden, too, says Romney in NYC
• Man Reportedly Cuts, Kicks Pregnant Wife
• Clerk’s Assistant Fired
• Garage Sale Rules Tweaked
• Comstock, Smith Discuss Judge Position
• Grant Winners Announced
• Special Ed Agreement OK’d
• Businesses Await Sunday Liquor Sales
• FBI Refuses Comment On Nature Of ‘Operation’
• New Director of Nursing School Named
• Arkansas-Missouri Game 1 Live Blog
• Woman who lost $1M ticket entitled to money, judge says
• Lonoke authorities investigate copper wire theft
• KFSM parts with Irwin, Engleman
• Bryant police search for suspects in gas station burglary
• Hanna's Candle Company sells Fayetteville plant
• Wal-Mart to pay $4.8M for overtime violations
• Judge denies motion in case of found $1M lottery ticket
• Conway bear in neighborhood captured
• Beebe: Cuts or new revenue likely for Medicaid
• Saline County authorities arrest juvenile burglary suspects
• State employee dead in rest stop shooting, Van Buren police say
• Email Sent To Public Employees’ Private Accounts Subject To Disclosure
• Commission Sets School Election Date
• Foundation Distributes Grants
• Man Gets Five Years For Fatality
• Residents Tour Trail
• Fryauf, Karren In Battle For Judgeship
• Motorist Struck On Interstate 540
• Manager Found Guilty
• RECORDS
• Fish For Kids Nets $51,144
• Panel Begins Process To Fill Vacant Post
• Park To Celebrate Migratory Birds
• Alderman Loses Cancer Battle
• Landers Fundraiser Set For Today
• Interstate 49 Funding Falls Short
• Siren Test To Change
• District suspends three after DHS investigation
• LR Veterans Home chief gets the boot
• Goldwater scholarships go to 2 Arkansans
• Little Rock Diocese extends school’s cutoff to Friday
• International Connections Lounge Dedication Set For Wednesday Afternoon
• New Research Center Focuses on Information Security
• Commencement Schedule and Speakers Announced
• Joyce Elliott resigns as Neighborhood project director
• Ex-death row inmate due back in Arkansas court in June
• Democrat-Gazette executive editor Smith stepping down
• Selig: Changes won’t end Arkansas Medicaid shortfall
• Benton police search for runaway
• Fort Smith Whirlpool plant to close in June
• Larry Daniel, Rogers alderman, dies
• North Arkansas boy found safe in woods
• Tontitown club manager found guilty
• Wal-Mart employees released in China after pork labeling arrests
• Police: Drug Mailings Up
• Officials Hire Sustainability Director
• Jail Program OK’d
• Airport Grants Drying Up
• LAWSUITS
• Police Chief Remains In Critical Condition
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Assessor Candidates Differ
• RECORDS
• Saving Lives A Priority
• Twisters haunt memories a year after 15 storms ravaged the state
• 3 seek central Arkansas juvenile-court job
• PB Catholic school on ropes
• Exhibit celebrates architect, builder
• I-530 repairs to close 2 lanes
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Plans for unmanned copter up in the air
• Retrial of man accused of killing four to begin today
• Educator ready for new post
• Church foresees thriving corner
• From Beachcombing Dinosaurs to Talking Refrigerators
• University of Arkansas Journalism Students Earn Coveted State, National Awards
• Exploring the Plight of Ancient Greek and Modern Day Warriors
• Engineering Student Named Goldwater Scholar
• Architecture Professor Thinks Outside the Book
• Arkansas wins in 10 innings to take series
• Lonoke authorities invesitgate fatal accident
• Arkansas man killed while lying on Oklahoma highway
• Body found in burned car
• Arkansas college students issue policy recommendations
• Republican Opponents Vie For Senate Race
• Tax Vote Coming
• Experience, Commitment Cited In Senate Race
• Thousands Race For Cure
• Property Assessment Deadline Nears
• County Seeks Tighter Control Of ‘Carry-Over’ Money
• Bridges, Webb Seek Rogers Judge Spot
• Public Invited To Discuss, Walk Trail Extension
• Contested GOP
• Senior Health Fair Slated
• Kiwanis Present Good Hearts Awards
• Transit Tax Discussion Set For Wednesday
• Village To Celebrate Earth Day
• New Board To Be Announced At Annual Meeting
• Pistol Range Closed For Police Qualifications
• Village Offers Free Movie Night
• Early Voting
• GOP Contested
• GOP Uncontested
• Records
• Anderson takes in Real Deal in the Rock
• Authorities identify Van Buren girl who was run over by SUV
• LR Zoo visitors toss breakfast to gorillas
• Three Hogs taken in fourth round
• All Skill Levels Invited To Cycle Therapy Clinic
• Bridges, Webb Seek Rogers Judge Spot
• E-Books Powered Down
• Personal Income Highest In 10 Years
• Officials Turn Dirt On New School
• Superior Industries’ Sales Up
• Three Contend For Judge Spot
• Springdale Police Department Awards
• Group Backs Land
• District Judge Draws Reprimand
• Beebe Talks Mental Health Care
• Farmington Woman Accused Of Nursing Home Theft
• Records
• Public Meetings
• FLW Pairs Fishermen
• Komen Race To Limit Street Access Today
• Elliott on UALR payroll before full-time job offer
• Higher education spot still open after deadline
• Judges given official rebukes by committee
• Mom convicted in shooting death of 1-year-old girl
• Woman found guilty in death of daughter during robbery
• Arkansas officials to host event for cold cases
• Lawsuit against Arkansas lottery alleges tampering
• Officials: Rabies cases increase in Arkansas
• Rogers streets closed or limited for Komen race
• Judicial commission sanctions 2 judges
• Woman pleads guilty in ’Delta Blues’ case
• School employee in Van Buren County charged with sexual assault
• Man charged with stealing railroad truck
• Authorities catch man who fled after traffic death
• Bryant business license suspended after owner's arrest
• Papa Mike's to close temporarily
• 'Girls Gone Wild' creator wants apology, too
• Van Buren girl killed when dad backs over her in vehicle
• Roberts Supported Kids, Arts, Community
• Investigation Leads To Child Porn Arrest
• Man Gets 20 Years In Prison
• Report: No Learning Loss
• Street Closings Planned For Race
• Police Talk Man Off Ledge Of Campus Parking Garage
• Deed Transfer Complete
• Polls Gauge City Voters
• Police Seize 17 Marijuana Plants
• Man Accused Of Trying To Coax Girl Into Car
• City Eyes Liquor Sales
• Hunt Stockholders Elect Directors
• RECORDS
• Juniors Visit Museum
• Farmers Market Opens Saturday
• Bass Get Care At Tournament
• Author Meets Children At Library
• One Killed In Accident Wednesday
• Panel OKs Inmate Health Fees
• AGFC sets deer hunting season, guidelines for 2012-13
• Donor says he offered internship at Pryor's office
• J.B. Hunt selects 10 directors in 10 minutes
• Entergy Corp. posts 1Q loss
• Medical case records not under FOI law, court says
• Rogers man killed in motorcycle wreck
• UPDATE: Man came down from garage, taken to hospital
• Six Plead Guilty To Drug Conspiracy
• Church Fire Labeled As Arson
• Police Talk With Man Atop Garage
• City To Install Stoplight
• Group Seeks Aid For Downtown Study
• Transfer Credits Extended
• Anglers Inspire Students
• Man Pleads Guilty To Robbery
• Senate OKs bill to slow postal losses
• Springdale Man Jailed On Rape Charges
• Davis Gets 31 Years In Prison
• Sales Tax Revenue Increases
• Officials See Benefits Of Growth
• RECORDS
• Native America Celebration Set
• Gingrich to suspend campaign
• President Search Starts
• Astronomy Day Planned At Hobbs
• Barbecue Slated To Help Graduation
• Arts School Focuses On Test Scores
• New Campus Map 'App' Is Interactive, Integrated
• Book Examines Research on Eyewitness Identification to Improve Criminal Justice Practice
• University Bands Give Final Concerts of the Season
• Arkansas, Pulaski Academy RB Green visits Nike Store
• Six plead guilty in money laundering, illegal immigrant scheme
• Two of three BCSA races settled
• Man, shot during robbery, gets 25 years
• Double-digit sales tax increases for all four cities
• Pryor says 'Girls Gone Wild' internship prize a hoax
• Stanek named to Team USA
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• Street Names Could Change
• Man Faces Felony Charges
• Man Gets 11 Years In Prison For Assault
• Pet Food Drive To Be Held Friday
• Teams To Compete In State Quiz Bowl
• Romney sweeps 5 states
• Council OKs Sales Ordinance
• Trash Service Discussed
• Charles Sanders’ Memorial Service Scheduled
• College To Start President Search
• Man Pleads Guilty To Internet Stalking
• RECORDS
• Anglers Bank On Support
• Candidate Supports Appointing Judges
• Contest Draws Girls
• 2nd big shot in Delta ring pleads guilty
• Council OKs Tow Rate
• Obama recognizes Monticello teacher
• Rogers Named Top 10 Vacation Spot
• Fraternity suspended at ATU
• Talent Search Gets Kids to College
• University of Arkansas Press Author to Speak at Nightbird Books
• Energy Conservation Center to Unveil Outreach Vehicle
• Arkansas-Oral Roberts Live Blog
• DHS facing $2.2 million in federal cuts
• Bryant police searching for missing man
• Smith introduced as Arkansas' football coach
• Wal-Mart creates global compliance officer post
• LIVE: John L. Smith announced as Arkansas' head coach
• Purported hazing under investigation at Arkansas Tech
• Cut in funding to eliminate some child welfare programs
• LR farmer's market launches for season
• List: Rogers 10th-best affordable vacation spot
• U.S. new-home sales off 7 percent in March
• Beebe, chief of staff take off on annual golf vacation
• Officials Hear Wellness Proposal
• Council OKs Lease Agreement
• Church Addresses Parking
• Mental Health Forum Set For Friday
• City To Study Trash Contract
• Council To Consider Banners
• Man Gets 40 Years
• RECORDS
• Twitter Suspect Pleads Guilty
• Transit Exploring Alternative Fuel
• Hopkins Sentenced To 10 Years
• Students Speak Out
• Bentonville Prayer Breakfast Set
• Decatur Bank Gets Purchase Offer
• Sam’s Club Will Host Supplier Fair
• Farmington Man Killed In Motorcycle Accident
• Report: Accidental Fire Killed Rogers Man
• Authority Discusses Repayment
• Pickles, Poodles On Tour
• Flooding victim’s estate sues U.S. Forest Service
• Expert on Jewish Literature and Culture Visits Campus
• Student Memorial Ceremony to Honor Students Who Have Died During Past Year and Previously
• College of Education and Health Professions to Honor Top Faculty Members
• Development Professionals Named Senior Directors
• Disturbance call leads to arrest on drug charges
• 91-year-old Alzheimer’s patient drowns in Lake Ouachita
• Police: Fatal fire started in cigarette ash can
• Trial rescheduled in Arkansas fake bomb case
• Arkansas Head Coach Decision Live Blog
• Broughton to serve on UA board
• Arkansas hires Smith as head coach
• ASU sees decrease in language courses
• Wal-Mart probe not a reflection of company, memo says
• Man charged with burglary after found in apartment
• Farmington man killed in Sunday motorcycle wreck
• Police find man shot in North Little Rock
• County Eyes Paths On Bridges
• Museum To Celebrate Food As Art
• Water Officials Mull Hike
• Pump Perplexes Officials
• Study Touts Athlete GPAs
• Running For Public Office? Get A Clue
• City To Tackle Odor
• Now Here’s A Man You Can Trust
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Sister Helen Prejean Returns to Discuss Social Justice
• Prisons see more returning
• Other days
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Two legislators vying for Senate in primary
• LR airport panel weighs proposal for on-site hotel
• Sovereign claims vexing to police
• Proficiency on state tests is subjective
• Sheriff seeking his fifth term
• Five Architecture School Alumni Honored With Design Awards
• Global Campus Educator Speaks at Regional Human Resource Conference in Springdale
• Alumni Association Selects Distinguished Faculty, Baum Award Recipients
• Woman charged with terroristic threatening, indecent exposure
• Firefighters find body in burning SUV
• Arkansas school for gifted students names finalists
• State police: trooper shoots, kills man during arrest
• Razorfest Fans Reflect On Coaching Situation
• Water Project Almost Done
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Bella Vista Set To Renew Contract
• Medical Reserve Corps To Meet
• EMS Workers To Get Raises
• School Registering Event Set
• Judge To Speak At Event
• Junior High School Groundbreaking Slated
• Candidate Forum This Week
• Bella Vista Lots Offered In Sale
• Millage Campaign Kicks Off
• District Plans For Future
• Comstock Ruling Questioned
• Records
• Public Meetings
• 4 GOP top-job names still on ballot in state
• Hatcheries cash not in budget
• LR to channel Elliott $80,000
• Crawford, rivals pitch platforms
• Starters rout reserves, 65-0
• Arkansas man pleads guilty in death of infant
• Red-White Game Live Blog
• Man charged with shooting, killing brother
• Buddhist Group Plans Picnic
• RELIGION NOTES
• Fire Damages Church
• Foundation Gives Out Grant Money
• Smith’s Name Will Be On Ballot
• Rabies Shots Offered At Clinic
• University Amps Up Security At Forum
• Library Changes Overdue Items Policy
• Bruce Lee Museum Doubtful
• Driver Collides With Fire Engine
• Professor Discusses Charter Schools’ Role
• Two Stabbings Net Arrests
• Scull Creek Cleanup Slated
• Board To Review Drug Policy
• Farmington Man Reportedly Rapes, Punches Woman
• Volunteer Earns Award
• Robot Building Proves Popular
• Records
• Public Meetings
• State tells district lop off unions
• Rogers woman receives ticket after fire truck crash
• Houseboat sale leads to arrest of Mountain Home man
• Pine Bluff facility completes decontamination
• Authorities find pentagrams on burning Arkansas church
• UPDATE: Kaufman gets life sentence, guilty of murder
• Long: Coaching search ongoing
• Authorities probe Cabot death, fire
• Church fire investigated in Prairie Grove
• UAMS investigating breach of patient information
• Cell phones to offer emergency alerts
• Police: Women stab husband, fiance in unrelated incidents
• Child Protection Center Gets Gift
• Smith’s Name Will Be On Ballot
• Art Promotes Awareness
• Voter Deadline Approaching
• Millage Drive To Start
• Native Arkansan Helm Dies
• Three Seek Board Position
• Group Eyes Money For Transit Projects
• Parking Options Narrowed
• Teachers To Get Raises
• Deadline To Register Approaches
• Gardening Talk, Tour Scheduled
• Children’s Trail Walk Planned
• Video Shows Students’ Green Efforts
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Association Hears ‘White Paper’ Report
• Petrino had chance to tell side
• Arkansan, rocker, rambler Levon Helm dies at age 71
• Officials set timing on medical funding
• Business Students Win National Logistics Case Competition
• Global Campus Offers Computer Training Classes in Summer to Enhance Microsoft Application Skills
• Former fire chief pleads guilty in overtime case
• Petrino's personnel file, investigation notes released
• One injured in afternoon house fire
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Surgeon general's job is safe, Beebe says
• Pryor says he’s running for re-election in 2014
• Casting Director to Share Film Industry Expertise as Third McIlroy Professor This Year
• Yarnell's returning to stores with familiar flavors
• Tyson Foundations Help Endow Bumpers College Lecture Program
• Simmons First National reports jump in first quarter income
• Womack's son in custody
• Property Owner, City Settle Land Easement Dispute
• Plans Progress For Elkins High
• Cyclists Gear Up For Bash
• School Leaders To Attend National Meeting
• Call Leads To Attempted Murder Charge
• Manager Firing Upheld
• Brackney Eligible To Be Officer
• Study: Replace Gravel Base
• Drivers Excluded From Pay Raise
• Walmart Touts Progress
• Planners Advance Expansion
• RECORDS
• Voter Drive Today At Walmart
• Barbecue To Help Heritage Soccer
• Two Seek Position 1
• City Seeks Injunction Against Center
• Rogers Man Arrested On Attempted Murder Charge
• Officials Eye Possible Savings
• Drug kingpin in Delta case gets 40 years
• Governor’s appointments
• Haman transferring from Arkansas
• Police: Man attacked wife
• Summit steps aside, Warlick new Tennessee coach
• Walmart touts sustainability efforts
• Beebe calls Petrino situation 'sad'
• Ellington: Money a factor in West Memphis deal
• Rogers man arrested in connection with battery, attempted rape
• Man arrested in Harrison slaying
• Fort Smith woman killed in Oklahoma was pregnant
• Smithsonian: Siloam Springs one of 20 best small towns
• Home Builder To Speak Saturday
• City Plans Deck Session
• Council Discusses Land Sales Policy
• Man Reportedly Escapes Deputies
• Jury Finds Graham Guilty
• Officials Debate Unspent Cash
• Joyce Boulevard Work To Begin Monday
• Man Gets 12 Years For Sex Assault
• Man Accused Of Molesting Girl
• Man Arrested In 17-Year-Old Cold Case
• Four Hospitalized After Leak
• Board Member Sought
• Veterans Hospital To Hire 100
• Candidates Debate Tax Issue
• Senate Candidates Make Pitch
• City Planners Nix Building Plan
• City Maps Flood Plain
• Nightclub’s Status Uncertain
• Teachers To Get Raises
• Drug dealer fell through court cracks
• Dorrell resigns from Arkansas amid scandal
• Arkansas takes first game of Tuesday's doubleheader
• Bobby Petrino Charity Golf Tournament canceled
• Padrissimo lawsuits dismissed, future still uncertain
• Man arrested after improper sex offender registration
• Arkansas linebacker Gilbert arrested
• UAPB names Johnson as interim chancellor
• Long's 'leadership' prompts $1.25 million gift to UA center
• Arkansas-Stephen F. Austin Live Blog
• Closing arguments this afternoon in officer beating
• UPDATE: Carbon Monoxide leak at Fayetteville plant
• Man pleads guilty in east Arkansas drug investigation
• Brothers plead not guilty in El Chico killing
• US home building slows, permits hit 3 1/2-year high
• Second Trial Begins
• Board OKs Raises For Library Staff
• New Lincoln High School Nears Completion
• Ordinance Could End No-Knock List
• GOP Contenders Attend Forum
• Cause Of Fire Undetermined
• Voter Registration Drive Planned
• Board Heads To Boston
• Board Member Resigns; District OKs Raises
• RECORDS
• Alcohol Ballot Initiative Gets Financial Boost
• Home Sales Increase
• Utility Losing Money
• Romney picks adviser, tells Obama to pack up
• Arts center $237,000 in red for ’12
• NLR’s modernizing mayor Laman dies
• Provost at UAM to retire June 30
• 2 seeking position in House
• 4 El Chico employees held in killing of co-worker
• Parents contesting school transfer law
• Sheriff, county judge candidates tout skills
• Divers find body of missing man in Crown Lake
• Sentencing set for ’Delta Blues’ alleged leader
• Man back on trial in officer beating case
• Wal-Mart nominates Google vice president to board
• US retail sales rose 0.8 percent, helped by job gains
• Cotton widens fundraising lead for south Arkansas seat
• 527 homes sold in March
• Erratic driving leads to arrest of Mountain Home woman
• Alert System Debated
• School To Review Pay Raises
• Solar Lights Going In Square
• City Council Eyes Hybrid Sedans
• No Late Postal Hours For Filers
• Sidewalk Planning Begins
• Woman Dies In One-Vehicle Accident
• RECORDS
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Golfers out in droves at Sherwood course now open year-round
• At LR airport, updates obvious
• Trial to begin in 2010 killing of jail inmate
• World will be watching as U.S. tackles farm subsidies
• With no money to fight U.S., 4 took cotton case to WTO
• Clinton regales UA crowd
• 3 taking on Crawford for District 1 seat
• Other days
• Cells latest addition to jail’s construction
• Farmers fight against herbicide-resistant pigweed
• Officer uses Taser to subdue man
• Drug Cost Alerts Sheriff
• Household Hazardous Waste Collected In May
• Pistol Range Closed For Police Qualifications
• City Seeks Best Yards
• Property Taxes Rise, Values Fall
• Irish Folk Singer Headlines College Events
• Police, Fire Study Under Way
• Fire Damages Three Buildings
• Rodeo Tickets On Sale
• Police Captain Graduates FBI Academy
• Farmers Market Coupons Available
• Farmers Market To Expand
• Book Donations Needed For Sale
• Society To Honor Battle of Fayetteville
• Parents Asked To Stop Using Stone Street
• Births
• Public Meetings
• Records
• Foundation Collecting Money For Tournament
• Foundation Collecting Money For Tournament
• Bodemeister cruises to win at Oaklawn
• Wildcats take first game of doubleheader
• Arkansas House Speaker: Economy an issue next session
• Benton police arrest 2 on theft charges
• Homicide forum seeks to reduce community violence
• Arkansas-Kentucky Doubleheader Live Blog
• Man shot, killed after fleeing from SWAT team
• Proposed Millage Lowered
• Survivor Speaks On Abuse
• Etherton Facing Additional Charge
• Elkins Given Extra Money
• County Hall Meeting Set For Monday
• Prosecutor Files New FIOA Charges
• Marshall Placed On Probation For Forgery
• Landlord Reportedly Assaults Man
• Man Appeals Murder Sentence
• City To Begin Online Outage Reporting
• Parents Give To Band
• New Fire Marshal Sees Challenges
• Hobbs To Host A Boating Education Class
• Records
• Heritage Coach Sidelined
• Public Meetings
• RELIGION NOTES
• Getting it straight
• More advocates moved to step up for rural children
• Higher collections cause for optimism
• Arkansas-Kentucky Game 1 Live Blog
• Prosecutor files new charges, drops some, in FOI case
• Mountain Home murder trial delayed until October
• Committee to review hillside cuts in North Little Rock
• Dorrell placed on leave, documents outline hiring
• Man charged with trespassing
• Jonesboro art students to receive awards in New York
• Dorrell on paid administrative leave
• Heritage softball coach on leave
• School Setup May Be Costly
• Insurance Solution Passes
• Residents Launch Opposition Petition
• Officials: Students Hurt From Lack Of Internet
• Prostitution Ring Nets Arrests
• Woman Claims Harassment
• Police: Woman Threatens Man With Guns
• Report: Woman Throws Dumbbell At Man
• Group Cancels Annual Cleanup
• Rapist Gets 80-Year Sentence
• Event Renamed 3rd Friday
• Architecture Classes Face Uncertainty
• Commission Trims Fire Chief List
• Rodeo Event Planned
• Up Periscope
• Three Minutes, Three Questions
• Thank You Very Much
• Keeping The Comedic Pace
• Tasty Cake
• Alma Arts Center readies season
• Man accused of harassing mayor sent to hospital
• Record earnings for J.B. Hunt
• Police: Prostitution sting nets 4
• Wine bottle swipe leads to robbery arrests
• Petrino's house listed for sale
• Panel Hears Insurance Arguments
• Tilly Willy Bridge Replacement Opens
• Father, Daughter Plead Guilty
• President Receives Raise Before Review
• Tour Stops In Fayetteville
• RECORDS
• Candidate Uses Past To Help Others
• Panel Alters Strategy
• Officials Examining Old Trail
• Barbecue To Benefit Mountie Softball Team
• Hobbs Celebrates Earth On Saturday
• Man Dies From Accident Injuries
• County schools seek state OK to cut $6.8 million in benefits
• Fine $1.2 billion for drug deceit
• Lottery’s contract with vendor OK’d
• State police auditing what troopers get at UA job
• Petrino’s phone logs over 300 Dorrell calls
• Man admits running drugs in Helena case
• Arkansas Court of Appeals
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• Morgan Hogue Joins Engineering Development Team
• LIVE CHAT: UA football in the wake of Petrino scandal
• Arkansas Lottery Commission reaffirms gaming contract
• Santorum will stay on Arkansas ballot
• Judge imposes $1.2 billion penalty in J&J trial
• Woman Accused Of Embezzlement
• Haas Hall Charter Renewed
• Kilowatt Meters Available
• Council Reviews Phones, Trail, Roundabout
• Volunteers Sought For Lake Fayetteville Cleanup
• Free Document Shredding Available For Fayetteville Residents
• Insurance Solution Advances
• Police: Man Assaults Woman With Car
• Man Sentenced To 22 Years For Burglary, Theft
• City Council Votes To Buy iPads
• County Delays Action On Fees
• Man Sentenced For Sexual Assault
• Search Process To Begin
• Santorum abandons GOP race
• Council Closes Waste Loophole
• Rezoning To Move Students
• Officials Eye Street Projects
• RECORDS
• Trustees back Long’s decision
• Trial video shows killer mimic attack
• Quarterly Business Analysis Breakfast Set
• Focus of Former Multicultural Center Shifts to Recruitment, Retention, Degree Completion
• CoverItLive: Bobby Petrino Decision
• Long to address Petrino matter tonight
• Haas Hall gets longest-ever charter renewal
• LR to consider residency law, sewer today
• Little Rock native Harris transferring to Razorbacks
• Area unemployment slowly improving
• Black lawmaker in Idaho receives KKK mailing from Harrison
• Santorum suspending campaign
• Forrest City police to annouce cold-case findings
• Arkansas pre-K program making strides, report finds
• NWACC to start president search next month
• Cinco de Mayo tickets benefit Guardado scholarship
• Farmers take advantage of Arkansas spring
• Officials Modify Fire Plan
• Commission OKs Bylaw Change
• Deputy Cleared In Shooting
• Panel Ready To Buy Building
• Police Find Meth Lab In Car With Child
• Council Discusses Dump Trucks
• Panel OKs New Track, Field Facility Application
• Planners OK Fireworks Stand
• Parents Discuss Transition Options
• iPad Purchase Talks To Continue
• College President To Retire
• Commission Narrows Down Applications
• State Grants Arts School Renewal
• MIDDLE SCHOOLS: Board To Review Zones
• Registration Set For Kindergartners
• Dam Water Release Increases
• RECORDS
• Photographer To Speak At Hobbs
• Moser Accepts New Lease
• No bid to edit out 2nd rider, captain says
• University of Arkansas Wins Three Qualifying Contests for Top Business Plan Competition
• Research: 71 Percent of Detroit Parents Have Shopped for Schools
• Researcher Publishes Book on Food Sustainability as World Food Resources Decline
• ASP: King broke no laws or policies
• Man steals drugs from LR pharmacy
• Corps releasing water from Beaver Lake
• Facebook to buy Instagram for $1 billion
• King information on Petrino crash may be out today
• Lottery committee hears report on scholarship distribution
• McAfee found justified in fatal shooting
• 2 charged with murder in Tulsa shooting rampage
• Beaumont Defends Claims
• Board Considers New Zones
• Downtown Square Has Rich History
• LAWSUITS
• City Tracks Trucks Using GPS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Man Struck By Vehicle Dies
• County Continues Shuffle
• Schools Eye Numbers
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Fewer Teams To Play
• RECORDS
• College directors air gifts
• 1,000 celebrate Easter at sunrise
• DeWitt tax renewal key for hospital, CEO says
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Dad who took 19-month-old pleads innocent to 6 charges
• New Eagle Scout
• Other days
• Interim chief at UAPB planned
• President Clinton to Visit University of Arkansas
• Department Chair Creates Mathematical Sculptures With Local Artist
• Wisconsin girl found safe in Arkansas
• Baxendale powers past Georgia
• Arkansas-Georgia Game 3 Live Blog
• BENEFITS WITH FRIENDS
• Cupcakes, Cocktails Draw Cash
• ‘Working 10 Times Harder’
• Beyond The Beauty
• BRIEFLY
• ENGAGEMENTS
• LOCAL NOTES
• ANNIVERSARIES
• DAY BY DAY
• Village Membership Services Expands Hours
• Marriages
• Lawsuits
• Ordinance Makes Crime Pay
• Girl Warned Family Of Fire
• Farmers Exchange Changes With Times
• Branchwood Resumes Golf Cart Service
• CLUB NEWS
• Pettigrew Celebrates Community Reunion
• PEOPLE & PLACES
• Area Gangs Grab Attention
• Petrino investigation to last through weekend
• Arkansas-Georgia Game 2 Live Blog
• Confederate event honors Arkansas history
• Lottery officials to discuss contract this week
• Board To Review Charter
• MESSIAH IN THE PASSOVER
• RELIGION NOTES
• EASTER SERVICES
• ‘He Is Risen !’
• A Lot Of Power For One Justice
• Will Petrino Be Sacked?
• Panel To Weigh Appraisal
• Judge Rules For Schools
• Police Enforce Alcohol Laws
• Man Charged With Robbery In Screwdriver Assault
• Fire Destroys Three Vehicles
• Mechanic Pleads Guilty
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Board Reviews Literacy Program
• Elections To Test County
• Center Hires Operations Director
• Director To Step Down
• Avoca Girl Found Dead In Home After Fire
• Pine Bluff junior high students pepper sprayed
• Arkansas-Georgia Game 1 Live Blog
• Arkansas woman sentenced in ex-boyfriend’s death
• Radio log: 911 caller reported Petrino accident
• 3-year-old boy attacked by family pit bull
• Students Exhibit Art Work
• Friends Testify For Marcyniuk At Trial
• County Launches Mass Alert
• National Scholarship Winner Announced
• City Continues Tree Tradition
• Registration To Open For Walker Garden
• PREP ROUNDUP
• RECORDS
• Farmington Blanks Gravette
• Health Leaders Discuss Challenges
• Har-Ber’s Bender Shines In Return
• Mustangs Corralled At Coffee & Cars
• BENTONVILLE EARNS SEVEN FIRST-PLACE FINISHES
• Hardy developer facing $3 million in penalties
• Suspect Nets More Charges
• Human Bones Found On Bluff
• Growth hits brakes in the far suburbs
• Fish For Kids Tourney Set
• Petrino on leave, admits to crash lie
• Drug firm takes issue with tally
• Syndicus, Inc. Scientific Services, SOAPware Announce Strategic Alliance
• Nursing Student Receives 2012 Udall Scholarship
• Dorrell named to UA post in March
• Female football employee was on motorcycle with Petrino
• Friends of convicted killer take the stand
• Gov. Beebe announces intent to pardon 7
• Washington County residents covered by emergency alerts
• Kid Cudi to Perform in Barnhill Arena April 29
• Arkansas awards 8K lottery scholarships
• Unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357,000
• Romney: Obama hiding real aims
• Residents Tour Four Sites
• Frisco Trail To Close Again
• Firefighter Applies For Chief Position
• Convicted Killer Seeks New Trial
• City Sets Bulky Waste Cleanup
• Police: Man Threatens Woman With Sword
• Commission To Review Applicants
• New School Campaign Kicks Off
• Planners Weigh Expansion
• Woman Dies From January Injuries
• Fines in Risperdal trial not too high, state says
• RECORDS
• Attorney Files Lawsuit In DWI Fatality
• State OKs ballot title for ethics initiative
• Tornadoes Affect XNA
• 7-year-old dead in camp floods, family sues U.S.
• Barbecue To Benefit Project Graduation
• Manager Search Under Way
• Other days
• Keynotes to Focus on Health-Care Reform, Ethical Dilemma of Rationing
• Using Less Effort to Think, Opinions Lean More Conservative
• Nobles out of Razorbacks basketball
• McDaniel certifies ethics measure's language
• Police: Fayetteville man threatened women with sword
• Arkansas home sales up 15 percent in February
• Report shows 4-year-old boy found in river drowned
• Sheriff Implements Commissary
• Lecture On Irish Immigration Set
• Commission Tables Church Zoning Request
• Man Sentenced For Sexual Assault
• Literacy Through Art
• Occupancy Limits To Change
• Commissioners Approve Cabela’s Boat Storage Facility
• Officials Charged With FOIA Violation
• Police Arrest Man In Shooting Incident
• City Rejects Motel Addition
• Council Discusses Alcohol
• RECORDS
• Romney takes wins in 3 more primaries
• Counties Healthiest In State
• Bill Clinton To Speak At College
• Mega Millions
• State’s revenue for March tops forecast by 4.6%
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• Other days
• Dad accused in attack is jailed
• Horse Festival
• Graham Stewart Chosen to Lead Arkansas Alumni Association
• Paraplegic Athlete to Tell Story at Women’s Leadership Summit
• University of Arkansas Student Named as 2012 Truman Scholarship Winner
• Seeking Candidates for Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
• Prosecutor files FOI charges against West Fork officials
• Petrino: I'm lucky to be here
• Tornadoes strike in Dallas-Fort Worth area, air traffic haulted
• Man arrested in Costa Rica to pay Baxter County fines
• Arrest made in shooting at middle school
• Beebe opposes increase to severance tax
• Petrino to be released from hospital Tuesday
• Clinton to visit UA, honor Bumpers
• Settlement accepted in legislator expense lawsuit
• March temperatures break Arkansas records at 46 stations
• Benton, Washington counties state's healthiest
• Authorities arrest woman after citizen tip
• Beebe: Petrino 'upbeat' after motorcycle wreck
• Man tells LR police he was shot while driving
• Texarkana board approves bond election for roads
• Small earthquake shakes central Arkansas county
• Man Gets 27 Years For Selling Meth
• Insurance Plan May Cost More
• Three Get 12-Year Sentences
• ID Maker Ordered To Pay
• High School Locked Down
• Grant To Fund Search, Rescue Boat
• College Gets Online Efficiency Honor
• Robbery Plea Deal Nets Man 20 Years
• Planting Helpers Sought For Project
• Park To Close For Maintenance
• Soliciting Discussion Continues
• Association Prepares For Hunt
• Common Core Targets Math
• Projects Impact Community
• Health Care Focus Of Forum
• Santorum To Speak At Lincoln Day Dinner May 11
• Man Accused Of Sexual Assault
• RECORDS
• Wisconsin next GOP battleground
• McAlister To Be Honored Thursday
• College of Engineering Honors Students Awarded RISE Fellowships
• Science Café a Chance for Public to Speak With the Experts
• Sharp resigns at Siloam Springs
• Officers investigate vandalism at 3 churches
• 7 teenagers charged with alcohol possession
• Men plead guilty in stabbing death of Rogers man
• Two arrested in motor thefts
• Arkansas surgeon general arrested at his home
• UPDATE: Police investigate shooting at Rogers middle school
• Sen. Pryor receives Bumpers leadership award
• Police look for veteran's artifacts
• Petrino in stable condition following motorcycle accident
• Panel To Rank Projects
• Occupancy Discussion Continues
• High School To Require Early SAT
• Firefighter Injured In Apartment Blaze
• Report Notes Veteran Health Care Needs
• Tower Cost Drops
• Elks To Host Drug Awareness Speaker
• Camp Helps Groups
• Equipment Upgrade On Tap
• Cabela's Seeks Storage Facility
• Three Hospitalized After Crash
• Romney campaign gathers steam
• 2 cities get count in census increased
• Church murder trial set to begin
• Clinton to speak in El Dorado
• DNA mishandled, attorney tells court
• Other days
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Agency asks city for funds
• Ozarks leader builds legacy
• Education Researcher Says Difficulty Level of High School Reading Alarmingly Low
• New Method Offers Control of Strain on Graphene Membranes
• LSU sweeps Arkansas with 11-inning victory
• Arkansas receiver Whitehurst arrested
• Trial of man charged in woman’s death to begin
• Education officials study impact of ruling
• Funeral held for family found dead in duplex
• Arkansas woman claims $1 million lottery ticket
• Runners Battle Injuries, Heat To Finish Race
• BED BUGS: Don’t Let Them Bite
• Area Veterans Welcomed Home
• Lawsuits Filed
• Marriage Licenses
• Mall Still Plays Role
• School Officials Believe Technology Advancement Needed
• School Board Plans Zone Meetings
• Fire Reported At Park Apartments
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Romney closes in on GOP trophy
• Death of girl shows perils
• Officials for state tally overseas trips, who paid
• Violence awareness event planned
• State’s candidate field for U.S. House is deep
• Area lotteries
• Think safety on land or water
• Dog handlers offer special kind of help
• Author: Supremacy now studied
• Dog owners consider downtown park features
• Union Pacific train visits NLR
• Facility Raises Rates
• Woman Named Captain At Fire Department
• Legislative Majority May Shift
• Earth Day Events Kick Off Thursday
• Demolition To Close Trail
• School Board Plans Zone Meetings
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Gravette Annexes Hiwasse
• Judge Allows Murder Suspect’s Admissions
• Crystal Bridges Launches Magazine
• County Judge Cleared
• Portion of Post Road To Close
• Corps Increases Releases From Lakes
• Project Teaches Entrepreneurship
• $1.47 million buys land OK’d for UA
• Members see new magazine from museum
• Judge to inmate: Freedom unlikely
• Glaze, former state justice, dies at 74
• Jackpot players dream of $640 million jackpot
• Jonesboro murder suspect unfit for trial, doctors say
• Pearcy man found dead in home
• State gets $5.7M to improve low-achieving schools
• Judge: Jailhouse admission can be used in murder trial
• Arkansas' Young considering NBA draft
• Retired justice Glaze dies at 74
• Hiwasse annexed into Gravette
• Arkansas jobless rate stays at 7.6% for February
• UA trustees pass tuition increases
• Bank Robberies Trial Set For Sept. 25
• Official Confirms Pay Raise Review
• Two Injured In Siloam Springs Accident
• Sheriff Backs Jail Program
• Main Street Sets Events
• City Readies For Race
• Barbecue Benefits Deca Club
• Spot Opens on Centerton Council
• Utility Warns About Landscaping
• Jones Center Hikes Rates
• Commissioners Weigh Options
• Court Dismisses Charges
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Facility ups fees for pool, skating
• Resurfacing work to slow airport traffic
• Justices: Library tax suit in wrong court
• Task force reaches out to Marshallese
• Shot police officer to return to post
• The state/region in brief
• Board of Trustees Approves Name Changes for Three University Buildings
• Certificate Program to Train Professionals in Human Resource Analytics, Statistical Analysis, Research
• Professor to Serve on Korey Stringer Institute Board
• Students to Hold March to Protest Trayvon Martin Slaying
• Arkansas students plan march for Trayvon Martin case
• Waltons give $27.5 million to college
• No more free swimming or skating at Jones Center
• Arkansas Supreme Court strikes down teacher-student sex law
• Adams named Rodgers Award winner
• Kindergarten Registration Begins Today
• Shootout Officers Cleared To Get Back On Job
• Farmington Eyes New School
• Van Asche Designs Under Way
• County Sends Hundreds Of Tax Refunds
• Firefighters Honored
• Classes Extended To Jones Center
• Collegiate Pay Draws Questions
• Panel Asks For Rate Increase
• GOP Senate Hopefuls Debate
• City Governments Opt For iPads
• RECORDS
• Fair Housing Report Being Compiled
• Clarksville college leader set to retire
• Evidence from ’76 now turns on timing
• Coloradan hired for Fort Smith hall
• Court to hear LR charter schools debated
• Officials probe fire fatal to 5
• Searchers find body of 4-year-old in river
• Retiring UAPB chief to get $190,000 in exit
• Honors Students Lead Effort to Plant Campus Garden
• University Libraries Present Four Films of the Apocalypse
• Expert to Tell How to Protect Young Athletes from Injury, Death
• Officers cleared in Saturday shooting
• Hester and Summers agree in debate
• Searchers find body of missing boy
• Woman dies after 20-foot fall from Arkansas cliff
• Jordan Seeks Another Term As Mayor
• Detective To Return To Work
• High School Construction Continues
• Rogers Man Charged With More Bank Robberies
• Truck Accident Blocks Interstate 540
• Man Charged With Robbery In Screwdriver Assault
• Sheriff Honors Staff, Residents
• Drug Court Candidates Clash
• City Condemns Land
• Man Accused Of Fondling Girl
• Council Approves iPad Purchase
• Region Eligible For Federal Money
• Most Wanted Suspect Arrested
• Murderer Scheduled For Second Evaluation
• Benton County Fire Investigation Under Way
• Rivals Face Each Other At Forum
• Police Find Meth During Traffic Stop
• Homecoming Tour
• RECORDS
• Lottery delays contract vote
• Newseum Consultant to Deliver Roy Reed Lecture
• Exhibit by Award-Winning Painter to Open April 5 at University of Arkansas Global Campus
• Information Systems Professor Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
• Lottery Commission to further discuss auditor concerns
• Washington County detective cleared in fatal shooting
• Four arrested after 1 lb, 3 oz of meth found
• Bella Vista POA phones are down
• Trial begins over anti-psychotic drug
• Mountain Home man arrested on methamphetamine charges
• Man threatens officer at gunpoint, report says
• Search for missing 4-year-old shifts to river
• Baker Gets Fine, Probation
• BRIEFLY
• City Code Change Under Fire
• Group OKs Student Housing Complex
• Police Identify Wounded Officer
• Woman Dies Crossing Interstate
• City Won’t Intervene In Annexation
• Council To Vote On Sale
• Voting Methods Discussed
• Man Pleads Guilty To Injuring Child
• Policy Could Lift Phone Ban
• Birding Program Scheduled
• Easter Egg Hunt Set
• Main Street Board Approves Budget
• Santorum To Visit Rogers
• RECORDS
• Prize winner to visit library
• Woman critical after bluff fall
• State hears health-care pay ideas
• Claimed tax credits draw foe’s criticism
• American Academy of Arts and Letters Recognizes Professor Marlon Blackwell
• Heifner reinstated with pay cut, reprimand
• Police seeks man in assault, vehicle theft
• Bentonville Man Pleads Guilty To Injuring Child
• Santorum To Visit NWA, Little Rock
• Judge denies halt on Ozark drilling permits
• UA students to battle for prizes in business competition
• Fayetteville Woman Killed Crossing I-540
• Arkansas man killed in Louisiana crash
• University Dedicates Epley Center for Health Professions
• Search continues for 3-year-old lost at camp
• Woman, 60, injured in fall from Boston Mountain bluff
• Jail Adds New Equipment
• Playground Injuries Worrisome
• Officer Wounded
• Champion Trees Abound In Region
• Police Search For Man Suspected Of Stealing Car
• Budget Changes On City Agenda
• Scanning Replaces Ink Prints
• Racers Wind Down Training
• Exerciser Banned
• RECORDS
• Santorum vows to keep plugging
• Ryan-GOP budget plan in play as campaign issue
• Titanic scientist to speak at SAU
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Vacant since ’95, ‘Sin City’ complex called crime haven
• Other days
• Springdale boy, 3, missing at camp
• Study on jail to take 1 year
• First gorilla born in Little Rock to leave
• Fixture since ’79 to retire
• Neighborhood Design Pockets Grand Award from Residential Architect Magazine
• Arkansas authorities search for missing child
• Hogs outlast Dogs to take road series
• Police officer wounded during standoff near UA
• Death of police officer prompts policy change
• Officer wounded during standoff near UA
• Arkansas superintendent wins national educator award
• Louisiana a win for Santorum
• Tiny plan for retirees astonishes legislators
• Plan to raze ’36 home stirs passions at ASU
• Shootout wounds trooper, man, 66
• Other days
• Salt Restrictions Set For School Programs
• Officials Eye Park Changes
• Official Questions Ponds
• Residents Learn Survival Tips
• Club Fighting For Its Nightlife
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Births
• ON THE AGENDA
• Rural schools stay together
• Auditor raises red flag on deal
• Single-sex classrooms have backers, critics
• Fundraising pitch to reach all
• Government meetings
• NW Arkansas today
• Arkansas bounces back with shutout win
• Investigators: Woman’s death not connected to other killings
• Man shot during robbery
• Volunteers train in mobile kitchen for disaster
• State trooper wounded in Hempstead County shooting
• Bella Vista Rejects Equipment Proposal
• Firefighters Upgrade Communications
• Flooding Halts Canoe Rentals
• Last Day To View Wonder World April 2
• Romney attacks health revamp
• Greenland Gets Grant For Curbside Recycling
• Pavement Work To Close Township
• ‘Sexting’ Suspect Faces New Charge
• Police: Springdale Man Threw Homemade Bomb At Home
• Marshallese Remember
• Job Market Improving
• Mega Millions
• Drug trial to start as negotiations falter
• PB woman slain, teen daughter hurt
• Other days
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Asian population increases
• Rescuers recover woman’s body fast-running creek took
• Envelope-stuffing trial set; suspect to be his own lawyer
• 9 cars involved in I-30 accident
• Museum receives tile from Jefferson Davis’ home
• Local Unemployment Improves Over Previous Year
• StoryCorps to record, share Arkansans' lives
• Department of Health upgrades TB test, treatment
• Weekend floating info
• Ross Perot gives $1 million to Texarkana College
• Gray Honored For Service
• Builders Consider Complex
• Fire Branches Request Elections
• Man Faces Felony Charges
• Man Accused Of Solicitation
• Two Groups Receive Grant
• UAPB chief gives notice, to exit in May
• Ballpark Contract Expected
• Voter Registration Deadline Is April 23
• Police costs $30,000 at LR Occupy site
• Lake Work Complete, Water Rising
• June Election Date Not Great, But Only Option
• Cave Springs Looks To Grant For Sewer Project
• Candidates Find Common Ground
• VA Plans Welcome Home Picnic
• Records
• Public Meetings
• Charge against lawyer dropped midtrial after agency withheld data
• Other days
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• McDaniel again rejects wording of tax amendment
• Police: Man arrested after soliciting teens on Facebook
• Anderson wants Hogs to play in Italy
• Prosecutor wants to appeal order on ex-lawmaker
• State police search for missing Stephens man
• Wal-Mart, Sam's Club won't use 'pink slime' meat
• Embattled UAPB chancellor stepping down
• Mom, 4 children found dead in Jacksonville duplex
• Wal-Mart to pay $2.1 million for California overcharging
• Local Food Guide Submissions Sought
• Cave Springs Sets Hearing On Grant
• Gym Demolition Begins
• Planners Approve Centerton Quarry
• IRS Grants College Appeal
• Children’s Author To Visit Library
• Power Outage Hits Bella Vista
• Property Ordinance Discussed
• Stamping Card Class Offered
• Grand Jury Indicts 16
• Discover Tanyard Creek Trail
• Supervisor To Retire April 6
• Sales Tax Revenue Rises
• Police Investigate Reported Stabbing
• RECORDS
• Panel: Close 6 U.S. court sites in state
• State to finance study of adding I-40 tolls
• Files show van driver’s hospital ties
• Baseball catcher, veteran, preacher
• Governor’s appointments
• Arkansas-Nevada live blog
• XNA to add straight-to-D.C. flights
• Man stabbed in apparent robbery attempt
• UPDATE: Drug investigation announced, indictment unsealed
• 'Numerous' arrests made in northwest Arkansas drug case
• Murderer Wants Transfer To Hospital
• Assessor Candidates Spar At Forum
• Council OKs Trail Work, Water Quality Contract
• Region Dodges Weather Bullet
• Crews Catch Break
• Group Grants Permit
• Democrats See Tough Fights
• Lowell Aldermen Authorize Position
• RECORDS
• Four Arrested In Connection With Meth Lab
• Romney wins Illinois in race for GOP nod
• First-responder killed, 2 hurt after hit by van
• Mega Millions
• Baseball museum head to talk in LR
• Other days
• Ex-choir leader to exit state after he is freed in sex case
• Appeal brief filed in hate crime case
• Architecture prize goes to Blackwell
• Ex-aide to head development panel
• Fort Smith sets up sales tax bonds
• 4 Arrested In Meth Lab Bust, Children Present
• Beebe appoints Tennille, Bryles as commission directors
• Man arrested after found passed out in truck
• Woman arrested at traffic stop on drug charges
• Arkansas baseball game rained out
• KU band, spirit squad members lift car off man in LR
• House GOP unveils budget blueprint
• Police arrest teen stabbed at Magnolia junior high
• Environmental officials: Disposal of Morrilton asbestos improper
• Heaviest Rain Misses NWA, So Far
• Panel OKs renaming airport after Clintons
• Flash floods, damaging winds threaten Arkansas
• Chief: Stovetop Fire Destroys Home
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Bella Vista Runaway Found
• More Housing Planned
• Islamic Center Up For Vote
• Crews Gear Up For Severe Weather
• Candidate Forum Slated For Thursday
• Illinois today’s GOP hot spot
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Salesmen Ordinance Revised
• Bad Weather Brewing
• RECORDS
• SCHOOL NEWS
• State Park Will Host Weekend Programs
• Photography Contest Announced
• Obama raised $45 million in February
• Lottery vendor seeks contract study
• Bad way to be No. 1: Some deadly data
• Education notebook
• Jeff Long Named Finalist for AD of the Year
• Artist George Dombek to Discuss Paintings in March 26 Lecture
• Engineer Authors Book on Nanomaterials
• Groundbreaking Nitrogen Soil Test for Rice Earns Team Award for Collaborative Effort
• Arkansas campsites to close as storms move in
• Conway reservoir releases water before heavy rain
• Theo's To Replace Eddie Haskell's
• Police make arrests at sobriety checkpoint
• Bella Vista Blaze Started On Stove
• Arkansas earns D+ on government integrity study
• Arkansas' graduation rate falling, study finds
• Flooding possible as system moves across state
• City’s Hydrant Flow Tests Continue
• Facing The Future
• Puerto Rico hands victory to Romney
• Santorum seeing little success with Catholics
• Transit Group Eyes Funding Bill
• Hiwasse’s Future Uncertain
• Grant-Funded Effort Dips Dropout Rate
• Schools Turn To Looping
• Foundation Names Honorees
• Shots Fired Into Club
• RECORDS
• Huckabee hopes show offers foil to Limbaugh
• Racial epithets on LR officer’s site under investigation
• Other days
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Fort Smith site to host mock trial
• Project to repair leaky skylights at state Capitol set to begin today
• Homeless center remains on track
• ’11 sees more in state recycle
• Counties seek federal funds for forest land
• Delaware women beat UALR 73-42
• Arkansas sweeps Alabama with 7-4 win
• Arkansas to see heavy rain, severe weather
• Blytheville to use temporary tax to pay debt
• Authorities investigate woman's death
• Arkansas-Alabama Game 3 Live Blog
• Commission to consider airport name change
• Deputy’s History Detailed
• City Looks At Expanding Resale Rules
• City Looking At Ballpark Problem
• NOISY NEIGHBORS: Southfork Residents At Odds With USA Metal
• Bentonville Fire Chief Set To Retire
• Rogers Eyes Tech Option
• RECORDS
• City Hydrant Flow Tests Continue
• POA Members To Host Botany Walk
• BIRTHS
• Divorces
• ‘Castle in the Clouds’ in Mena to reopen in ‘13 with wider view
• Louisiana sues Union County, clerk for charges
• UAPB unit offering awards, internships
• Faithful: Church will be rebuilt where 1852 structure was destroyed
• Stakes high on proposed horse meat plant
• Defense gets OK; waiting for cash
• Much ado at Missouri caucuses
• Park recounts Cherokee Bill
• UAMS looks to including dental studies
• Big third inning lifts Razorbacks past Alabama
• Arkansas defeats Dayton in NCAA first round
• Little Rock celebrates during St. Patrick's Day parade
• Arkansas advances in first round
• Arkansas-Alabama Game 2 live blog
• SWAT officers remove man from home
• Entergy Arkansas, plants reach operating pact
• Man killed in Pine Bluff shooting
• Arkansas groups receive housing counseling grants
• Offcials Tour Complex
• Junior Golf Tournament Planned For Bella Vista
• Complex Site Chosen
• Ex-Cop Receives Probation
• Jail Inmate Kills Self
• Lindsey Sued For Unpaid Overtime
• McNair Remembered For Good Nature, Humor
• PB aldermen aim zoning rules at state for halfway houses
• Man Sentenced For Drugs
• Contractors Prepare Frisco Trail Repair Bids
• West Fork Student Dies In Fall
• Ball Field Work Bids Opened
• ‘Lip Dub’ Learning Tool
• Springdale Man Dies In US 412 Accident
• Hiring Procedure Eyed
• Mega Millions
• Other days
• Public Meetings
• Records
• Pilot project moves dropouts to re-enroll
• Arkansas lineman Peacock arrested
• Arkansas-Alabama Game 1 live blog
• Missing Bella Vista teen found in Washington State
• Benton man charged in assault of minor
• Officer arrests 3 on drug charges
• Pine Bluff man dies in trailer fire
• Man dies after being hit on side of highway
• Report: Man commits suicide in Washington County jail
• Feriba McNair, middle school name sake, dies
• UPDATE: Boy falls from bridge, dies
• UAMS students find residency match at ceremony
• Home Sales Increase In February
• Board Hears Proposal
• Centerton Coffee Event Saturday
• Fund Set Up Following Fire
• Planners Prioritize Transport Projects
• Quorum Court Postponed
• Board Reviews Telecom Activity
• Girl Pleads Not Guilty To Twitter Offense
• Chief OK After Wreck
• Political Briefs
• Director Position Still Open
• Man Charged In Connection With Shooting
• More Charges Filed Against ‘Boogie Man’
• Records
• Net ban pitched for newly freed sex offenders
• Fraud lawsuit fails second time at court
• Justices tackle library’s claims
• UA students lauded by Obama for pantry
• Judge wipes felony theft charge from former legislator
• The state/region in brief
• Undocumented Immigrants to Discuss 'Living in the Shadows' in America
• No Plans To Hire NACA Director
• Girl who sent 'Columbine' tweet has court appearance
• Pea Ridge fire chief rolls truck, receives warning
• Crawford pitches millionaire surtax
• Man charged in hit-and-run accident that injured toddler
• Local Foreclosures Edge Up
• Tontitown Voters Reject Tax Increase
• Program Touts Reading
• RECORDS
• Weight Loss Blogger, Author To Speak At YMCA
• District Eyes Boundaries
• Judge OKs Questionnaire
• Heifner Pleads No Contest
• Rooftop Blaze Controlled Quickly
• Prank Text Sends Police Scrambling
• City Plans Frisco Trail Extension
• Police Find Body Near Border Casino
• Grant To Provide Homeless Apartments
• Group Files Financial Disclosure
• City Eyes Overpass Property
• Volunteers Step Up
• District’s talks end stalemated
• Sex in morgue at center of suit
• Fireman memorial group gets $10,000 for education
• Man in car chase hit with multiple charges
• Arkansas slides past Gonzaga, 5-3
• Just the Facts: Police Reports Need Crucial Details
• University of Arkansas Space Center Has Strong Showing for Upcoming Conference
• Petition Signing Draws Infrequent Voters to Polls
• Live from Washington, D.C It's Full Circle Campus Food Pantry
• Virtual mental checkups possible for Arkansas youth
• Officials ID Arkansan electrocuted at arsenal
• Heifner pleads no contest to violating FOI
• Highsmith to miss spring practice
• Real Estate Market Improving
• Arkansas-Gonzaga Game 2 live blog
• Man pleads no contest to toe-sucking appeals
• Pinterest text prank draws response from Rogers police
• UA-Fayetteville issues child-abuse policy
• Body Of Missing Bentonville Man Believed Found
• UA food pantry program gets White House kudos
• Rick Perry headed to Fort Smith
• Man Faces Charges In Shooting
• Police: Man Chained Girlfriend To Self
• High School Senior Named ‘Youth Of The Year’
• Voters OK Tax For Library
• Federal Court Upholds Porn Sentence
• Water Quality Focus Of Effort
• Lincoln Man Faces Rape Accusation
• Council OKs New Wards
• Bentonville Man Gets Probation
• Warrant Sought For Suspect In Shooting
• City Alderman Get Pay Raises
• Board Optimistic About Alternative
• Panel OKs Grant Budgets
• Man Suspected Of Sexual Assault
• Tontitown Voters Reject Sales Tax Increase
• Boy Suspended From School For Profanity
• School Campaigns Next Step
• Tyson Shares History
• Bella Vista Teenager Missing
• Former Newspaper Owner Dies
• University of Arkansas Sets Policy for Protecting Minors on Campus
• Arkansas - Gonzaga Game 1 live blog
• Police: Fort Smith Arrest Linked To Springdale Shooting
• Lawmakers approve lessened lottery director pay
• Bill Clinton to narrate Fayetteville documentary
• EPA seeks Superfund designation for Arkansas site
• At UALR workshop, build 5 apps, get a phone
• Walmart Service Will Let Customers Watch Their DVDs Online
• Bale family donates $1 million to Children's Hospital
• White House Highlights University of Arkansas' Full Circle Food Pantry as Champion of Change
• Woman Arrested In Connection With Stabbing
• Arkansas deadliest state for floods in 2011
• $84,578 Grant Announced For EOA Children's Shelter
• Heifner’s Paid Leave Continues
• Man Shot, Killed
• Police: ‘Boogie Man’ Assaulted Children
• City Plans Burns At Lake, Near Plant
• Panel Seeks Legal Help With Purchase
• Price Gets Time In Jail, Probation
• Ambulance Contracts To Be Discussed
• Science Education Touted
• One Killed In Fire
• Police Seek Driver In Road Rage Incident
• Garfield Man Pleads Guilty To Charge
• Paddlers Up A Creek
• Board OKs School Plans
• Donation Helps Youth Bridge
• Poore Working Toward License
• RECORDS
• Fire Damages Centerton Home
• Students Learn Money Skills
• Panel Approves Hangar Policy
• Colleges of Education, Business and School of Law Ranked Among Top Graduate Programs Nationally
• Arkansas women back in the dance
• USA Metal Misses Court Date
• Detective shoots, kills man during arrest attempt
• Authorities investigate possible hit-and-run case
• 1 Killed In Hiwasse Fire
• Marty Barnes announces retirement from Rogers
• Sheriff's Office: Detective Shoots, Kills Man During Arrest Attempt
• Ex-council member arrested in Blytheville
• Police: "Boogeyman" May Have More Victims
• Price Sentenced In Negligent Homicide
• Man Shot In Road Rage Incident, Shooter At Large
• Center Loses Pea Ridge
• Property Cleanup Talk Set
• Man Accused Of Setting Bed On Fire
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Council Eyes Wards
• Thrills For Cyclists
• County Releases Phone App
• RECORDS
• Council Reviews Refunding
• Tribute for late JP set for today
• Other days
• Higher education notebook
• Governor’s appointments
• New Eagle Scouts
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• $1.7 million upgrade not cutting waits at LR airport
• Voters to decide on tax for IRS bill
• Device aids vision, dexterity
• Inmate shooting found justified
• Volunteer firefighter dies after accidental shooting
• Blytheville to consider tax to pay IRS debt
• Vanderbilt upsets Kentucky in championship game
• Arkansas men win lawsuit against Riceland Foods
• Rain, thunderstorms continue across state
• Arkansas family loses 2 sons in Afghanistan
• Hat Day Fundraiser To Benefit Hospital
• Lake Ann Work Complete, On Schedule To Refill
• College Plans Haiti Awareness Week
• College Slates Special Irish Events
• Lawmakers’ filings detail trips, who footed bills
• Pay Raises At College Defended
• State’s D.C. legislators pushing export growth
• Register For ‘White Goods’ Pickup
• School District Identifies Math Gaps
• Hospital on better path, say reviewers
• 3.95-mill rise sought for Nettleton district
• Democratic convention means big bucks to some
• ‘Shake And Bake’
• Volunteers Target Streamside Project
• District Eyes Health Centers
• Other days
• Records
• Births
• Jones Center: ‘Things got tough’
• Sides square off on proposed tax of gas severance
• Arkansas adds three more home runs in Saturday win
• Arkansas - Binghamton Live Blog
• Rain, thunderstorms to move across Arkansas
• Judge to hear motions in Dalton killings case
• Candidates Draw For Spots
• Man Helps Police Nab Teenager
• Jury Finds Price Guilty
• Civil War Comes To Life
• Rogers Man Accused Of Rape
• KFSM Launching New TV Channel
• Board Discusses High School Options
• RECORDS
• Writing institute seeks applicants
• College board OKs bonds for buildings
• Prosecutors say they did nothing wrong in circuit judge’s court
• Don’t sponsor Chinese, U.S. advises to UCA
• Washington County sets tax vote May 22
• House elects Williams; likely 1st black speaker
• Lottery chief: Debit cards OK for tickets
• Ross scholarship available at UAM
• Ladies who lunch, punch
• Other days
• Re-enactors bring Pea Ridge battle to life for children
• Wonderview grabs first state girls basketball title
• Stanek, outfielders shine in 4-0 win
• Man Arrested On Rape, Sexual Assault Warrant
• Benton police search for runaway teenager
• Arkansas - Binghamton Game 1 Live Blog
• Man charged with assault on girlfriend
• Arkansas to play in doubleheader on Saturday
• Arkansas Legislature adjourns fiscal session
• Crowds Fill Square For Civil War Re-enactment
• Arkansas Tech offers quadruplets scholarships
• Allens Inc. selling four of six vegetable operations
• Group: State's hydraulic fracturing program 'well managed'
• UA renames affirmative action office
• Wal-Mart wins suit contesting Massmart deal
• Common Core Discussion Held
• Man Pleads Not Guilty In Mail Scare
• Ballot Positions Determined
• Library Nears Grant Goal
• Father Gets Probation
• Man Testifies At Accident Trial
• Board Talks Leases At Work Session
• Officials OK Tax Election
• Standoff With Armed Man Ends Peacefully
• Civil War Events To Be Re-Enacted In Bentonville
• Rain Garden Class Set For April 5
• Drug Policy Returned To Group
• Har-Ber On National Stage
• Fuel Prices May Affect Budgets
• Police Target Underage Drinking
• Girl Could Be Charged With Internet Threat
• Records
• Other days
• Arkansas Supreme Court
• Governors: Return F-16s to 188th wing
• University Office of Affirmative Action Renamed to Reflect Full Mission
• Beebe appoints 32 to boards and commissions
• Searcy man accused in death won’t seek 2nd exam
• Threatening Tweet Leads To Arrest
• Press groups, state can add voices in FOI case
• LSU downs Arkansas 70-54 in New Orleans
• Man Sentenced For Leaving 1-Year-Old In Cold
• State Supreme Court reinstates search evidence
• Arkansas-LSU Live Blog
• Child Porn Arrest In Bentonville
• Mermaids, Celi's, Hjem, Fresco and Pesto found noncompliant
• Bella Vista Backs Off Hiwasse
• Police: Kindergarten Student Wields Knife
• Panel Tables Quarry Plans
• Veterans Wall Of Honor Plans Final Expansion
• Panel Eyes Occupancy Ordinance
• Fire Damages Former Store
• Sales Tax Opponents Raise Questions
• Police Charge Five In Burglaries Case
• Police: Woman Admits Selling Drug
• Air Guard’s ranks face ax
• Van Driver Strikes Student
• Bank Drops Hangar Lawsuit
• School Official Wins State Award
• Voter Forms Available In Spanish
• RECORDS
• House to vote Friday on post of 2013 speaker
• Youth ranch ‘issues’ resolved, sheriff says
• Court of Appeals
• Can’t bar Smith from race, state says
• Sluggish ticket sales mean loss for arena
• Autism Symposium to Focus on Behavior Analysis
• Undocumented Students Come Out of Shadows to Publicly Discuss Their Situation
• Bella Vista drops effort to annex Hiwasse
• Court to hear arguments in Ticketmaster case
• Officials: Fred Smith stays on ballot
• Tulsa courthouse shooting wounds 3
• Fayetteville Student Crossing Street Hit By Vehicle
• Eastern Arkansas acreage acquired for wildlife refuge
• Colts announce they're releasing Peyton Manning
• Danville man pleads not guilty in toddler’s death
• Fuel Maker Syntroleum Reports Losses
• Fire at empty Borders causes $80,000 of damage
• Fire contained at vacant bookstore in Rogers mall
• Apple reveals new iPad, upgraded Apple TV and iCloud
• Aman Seeks Seat On Quorum Court
• Tenancy Revision Delayed
• Sales Tax Receipts Up
• Accident Injures One
• Murder Suspect Arrested Again
• Common Core Discussion Scheduled Thursday
• School Envisions Arts Center Upgrades
• Police: Man Discovered In Car Committed Suicide
• County’s Reserve More Than Doubles
• City To Leave Hazmat Team
• Freedom Goes Interactive
• Officials OK Houlihan’s
• Negligent Homicide Trial To Begin
• Man Shot Faces Felony Charge
• Man Accused Of Stabbing Woman
• Mayor’s Town Hall Set For Monday
• Commission OKs Billboards
• RECORDS
• Romney wins Ohio, 4 more
• ‘Snapped’ in killing, grandson tells jurors
• Speaker, Movie Describe Excessive Pressure on Students
• New Initiative Consolidates Health Research on Campus
• Mark Rushing Named Director of Strategic Communications for University Relations
• Wal-Mart Asks Judge to Reject Texas Class-Action Bias Suit
• Young voted all-SEC
• Gov. Beebe intends to grant 6 pardons
• Childs stands out at Hogs' pro day
• Arkansas selected to Maui field
• Record warmth causes Arkansas fruit trees to bloom early
• Sexual assault, stabbing reported behind Art's Place
• SUV hits power pole, gas meter, in Tuesday morning accident
• Arkansas ex-teacher sentenced to 3.5 years for assault
• Beebe to address Arkansas tourism conference
• Man Gets 20 Years In Stabbing
• Children’s Hospital celebrates 100 years, unveils cash campaign
• Davis Seeks Quorum Court Seat
• Man Gets Six Years For Sexual Assault
• Police Find Body, Stove Inside Car
• Shooting Investigated
• Hanna Seeks Seat
• Council Discusses Solicitors
• Man Gets 40 Years In Prison
• Tax Issue Early Voting Begins
• Community College Installs Mobile Charging Station
• Underage Driver Hits Bicyclist
• Superior’s Net Income Up 30 Percent
• Islamic Center Tops Agenda
• Company Pulls Cabela’s Request
• RECORDS
• Recycling Resolution Unresolved
• Retired Walmart Executive Dies
• Beebe signs $4.7 billion budget bills
• No fear of landing gear, McDaniel says
• University of Arkansas Professor Named President-Elect of Engineering Society
• Using Social Media to Foster Sports Fan Allegiance
• Researchers Discover New Method of Making Nanoparticles
• Runner's cause of death remains unknown
• Bryant brush fire briefly closes part of Highway 5
• Police: 13-year-old driving truck hits 7-year-old on bike
• Attorney General launches consumer protection campaign
• Shooting hospitalizes one in Fayetteville
• Robbery investigated in Siloam Springs
• UA researcher awarded $300k to study age-progression photos
• Man sentenced for role in fatal stabbing
• Beebe signs $4.7B budget into law
• Man finds possible grenade in car
• Police launch campaign to stop teenage drinking, driving
• Walton Arts Center Unveils 2012-13 Broadway Season
• Superior Earnings Up 30 Percent
• Parole board denies request for Hope man
• Mailed tax forms get state look
• Growing Season Begins
• Hospital Gains Recognition
• Other days
• Fire Marshal Duties Reviewed
• RECORDS
• Schools Could Still Be Full
• LAWSUITS
• State Courts Gear Up For Conversion
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Parents Share Internet Concerns
• UCA worth millions to region, study reports
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Little Rock utility facing budget crunch
• Pine Bluff officials to study discipline, appeals of workers
• Church at 100 makes a splash
• Rights at work focus of groups
• Nonprofit providers concerned for future
• Author, Holocaust Survivor, Peace Prize Winner Expected to Fill Walton Arts Center
• Research Institute to Host Eighth Women in IT Conference
• Going Green Saves the Green in the Hospitality Industry
• Improving a Tool to Identify Missing Children
• Arkansas shuts down Texas, 7-3
• Man charged with battery after fight
• Chepses, Thorvilson win Little Rock Marathon
• Arkansas-Texas Live Blog
• Arkansas, Oklahoma under wildfire watch
• UNION COLONIES: Civil War Settlements Provided Food, Safety
• Festival Promotes Locally Grown Food
• Schools Forge Ahead As Uncertainty Looms
• Girls Introduced To Science, Math Fields
• Anniversary Events Planned For Civil War Groups
• Bond $80,000 For Woman Accused Of Robbery
• Police Arrest Sex Offender For Failure To Register
• Man Accused Of Rape Of Teen
• Bulky Waste Cleanup Announced
• History Day Planned At College
• Easter Carnival Tickets Available Monday
• Board To Discuss Membership Services Hours
• Taxi Service Evolving
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Births
• UA proposes making gym a music hall
• Pea Ridge gearing up for 150th anniversary
• Depth to ship by river at issue
• Sculptor addresses museum
• Razorbacks routed on road to end regular season
• Hometown Houston upsets Arkansas in classic's second day
• Arkansas Attorney General lands plane safely
• Sheriff's office arrests man during traffic stop
• Arkansas-Houston Live Blog
• Graham To Be Retried April 16
• Bark Park To Close For Upgrades
• Duke: Bright Future For Northwest Arkansas
• Students Celebrate Reading
• Death-row inmate loses his appeal before state justices
• Callahan, Haak Honored A Banquet
• Partnership Promotes Agriculture Jobs
• Commission OKs Names For Ballot
• Son, 48, to stand trial in mom’s death
• Undercover Operation Leads To Arrests
• Man Disputes Evaluation In Harassment Case
• Students Say Goodbye
• Maynard Seeks Quorum Court Seat
• Police: Man Possible Target For Robbery
• Lundstrum Seeks Re-Election
• Ohio Man Arrested on Rape Charges
• Man Accused Of Rape Of Teen
• CORRECTIONS
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Bentonville man in connection with sex with a 14-year-old
• Hogs' pitchers shut down Texas Tech
• Dry, windy conditions bring increased fire risk
• Winter wheat crop threatened by fungus
• Wildfires burn along I-430
• Fayetteville Students Mark End Of School Library, Public Invited
• Arkansas-Texas Tech Live Blog
• General Assembly draws to a close
• Runners to race through downtown during marathon
• ASU announces new chancellor
• Gay rights group picks Arkansas native for president
• Tax refunds push Arkansas net revenues down
• Rogers man arrested on rape warrant
• Searcy man charged in death found mentally fit
• Teen Currently University’s Youngest Student
• Students Gear Up For Literacy Exams
• Bond $100,000 For Man In Standoff
• Man Gets 15 Years For Firearm Violation
• ARBOR DAY: Volunteers To Plant Hundreds Of Trees
• 2 UA chapters resume this fall
• Arrest Culminates High-Speed Pursuit
• Records sealed in boy’s murder case
• Lincoln School Construction 70 percent Complete
• Council Member Files For House
• Hernandez Seeks Election To State House
• Altus man faces trial in murder
• SEBASTIAN COUNTY: Kin of inmate killed in jail sues officials
• Loch Lomond Marina Opens
• Chicken Cook Benefits Mountie Band
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• ASU looks to Texas for its next chancellor
• Storm cleanup continues
• Budget awaits capping vote
• Student Video Causes Surge of Voting for Full Circle Food Pantry
• Alpha Chi Omega and Phi Mu to Join University of Arkansas Greek Life
• UA sets spring football game time/TV
• Bar Planned For Flying Possum Location
• Busy filing period ends, many contested races
• Court upholds death sentence in Fort Smith case
• More violent weather ahead for damaged communities
• Washington County announces DWI campaign
• Prosecutor Ellington joins congressional race in east Arkansas
• Breitbart, media critic, dead at 43
• Wal-Mart increases annual dividend
• Obama too easy on China, says Romney
• Calendar
• Getting it straight
• Arkansas Court of Appeals
• Other days
• Trucker tax-break bill stalls in Senate
• Theater district hit in Branson
• Rogers Man Gets Probation
• Springdale Man Gets Probation
• Fitzpatrick Seeks Re-Election
• School Installs Smart Boards
• Attempted Murder Trial Delayed Again
• Founder Takes Over Jose’s
• Man Pleads Guilty To Indecency
• Police: Man Bribed Teens
• Taylor Seeks Quorum Court Seat
• Council To Consider Pool Repair
• Coffee & Cars Show To Return Saturday
• Commission To Increase District
• Man Charged With Raping Girl
• Hogs avoid trap, sweep BYU
• Leading Scholar and Business Leader Named Dean of Walton College
• Textbook Rental a Proven Benefit for University of Arkansas Students
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes Three Books of Poetry
• $375,000 salary for new business school dean
• Second Razorback Greenway session set for tonight
• Trucker tax-break repeal fails in state Senate
• Arkansas - BYU Game 2 live blog
• Accident injured two in Rogers
• Branson focuses on reopening businesses after storm
• Arkansas' Collen named SEC coach of the year
• Panel reassured on overpayments
• More Democrats enter House races in 1st, 4th districts
• One killed as fierce storms slam Midwest
• 2-state win propels Romney
• Speaker hopeful on repeal for truckers' sales-tax break
• Other days
• Mayor Proposes Raises
• Mega Millions
• Author Encourages Students
• Austin Seeking Lindsay’s Seat
• Extension Service Posts Podcasts
• Rogers Man Fit To Stand Trial
• Nelson Retiring From Humane Society
• Council OKs Hiring Law Firm
• Pond Seeks Re-Election
• Gravette Man Gets Probation
• Students Say Farewell To Library Friday
• Library To Host Event Saturday
• Coroner Seeks Third Term
• City Plans Efficiency Study
• Arkansas shuts down, shuts out BYU
• Three University of Arkansas Students Named as 2012 Truman Scholarship Finalists
• Honors College to Host Star Party, Arkansas Premiere of Documentary 'The City Dark'
• Housing and Information Fair for Students to Be Held March 7
• Arkansas-Ole Miss live blog
• Person of interest in Natzke homicide released on $15K bond
• Ex-police officer charged with assaulting prisoner
• Severe weather possible for area
• Officers arrest 2 on drug charges
• Ron Paul files to appear on Arkansas primary ballot
• Arkansas-BYU Game 1 live blog
• Tax break repeal may still have chance, Moore says
• UPDATE: SWAT standoff ends in Bentonville
• Two new restaurants coming to Springdale
• Lawmakers reject surplus for Medicaid fix
• UA releases civil rights publications
• UA food pantry featured in USA Today
• Sex Offender Pleads Not Guilty
• Man Accused In Extortion Attempt Released On Bond
• Constable Numbers Discussed
• Centerton Hires Fire Chief
• School Planning For Future
• Council OKs Vehicle Purchase
• Santorum, Romney take final digs on Michigan eve
• Man Pleads Not Guilty
• Group Permits Outdoor Music
• Hiwasse Given Go-Ahead
• House panel split on freezing rules
• Walton Discusses Museum
• Restroom Plan Revised
• Parents OK School Zones
• Vehicles, Cash Forfeited To Sheriff’s Office
• RECORDS
• Dropped Suitcase Mistaken For Bomb
• Truckers’ tax break survives repeal bid
• Student-dorm money at center of UAPB firings
• Other days
• USA Today Features Full Circle Campus Food Pantry
• Bentonville man wins $75,000 on $5 ticket
• Democrats file congressional bids
• Arkansas Senate doesn’t consider repeal of tax break
• Hiwasse annexation decision draws applause
• A Peace Prize nomination for Bill Clinton?
• Arkansas gas prices jump 10 cents over past week
• Severe storms possible Tuesday afternoon, night
• Arkansas lawmakers expected to finalize budget
• Home Visits Eyed
• School Plans To Split Up Large Group
• Bella Vista Council To Talk Vehicles
• Annexation Hearing Set
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Students May Opt Out
• Military Veteran To Dine At White House
• Officials To Consider Changing Meeting Time
• RECORDS
• Gingrich running hard in home state
• State plans halfway house complex
• Federal prosecutors appeal $4,000 fine for shifting state case
• LR man gets 80-year term for attack on county jailer
• Teacher’s dolls shown
• Other days
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Judges affirm dismissal of suit over arrest
• ‘Country boy’ lawmaker dies; noted for overalls at session end
• Full Circle Campus Food Pantry Finalist for National Award
• Arkansas falls to Valpo in extra inning
• Graduate Students Take Top Prize at Louisville Business Plan Competition
• School Voucher Use Increased College Attendance, Research Findings Show
• Arkansas man drowns in Tennessee lake
• I-430 ramp to close as crews work
• Arkansas-Valparaiso Game 3 Live Blog
• Arkansas crews looking for missing canoeist
• Arts Center’s Bentonville Plan Takes Shape
• MAKING THE GRADE Audit Helps Teacher Improve Learning Experience
• $20 MILLION DECISION? Second High School Athletics Discussion Nears
• Park Officials OK With Worker’s ‘Cross’ Carving
• Area Apartments Almost Full; Rent Prices Increasing
• Students Launch Imaginary Chocolate Company
• Husband Reportedly Cuts Wife’s Throat
• College President Will Speak At Brown Bag Event
• Golf Course Aeration Coming In April
• Bella Vista Lots Offered
• Kingsdale Renovation Begins Monday
• Leverett Avenue Lane To Close Monday
• Romney recalibrates in drawn-out primary fight
• INCORPORATIONS
• Session waning; 2 issues elusive
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Shelter animals get face time on Internet
• Veteran legislator wants to lead NLR
• Limit to meeting agenda debated
• Arkansas rallies from 17 down, beats Auburn on the road
• Diamond Hogs hold on for 4-3 win over Valpo
• Parents speak against Oscar-nominated documentary
• Arkansas-Valparaiso Game 2 Live Blog
• Man arrested on theft, burglary charges
• Arkansas woman jailed for animal cruelty sues jail
• Federal agents seize fireworks in Garland County
• City to revitalize War Memorial Park playground
• Man accused of trying to drive van through motel room
• Man pleads guilty to $9K theft from Pizza Hut
• Washington County Political Filings
• Benton County Political filings
• Schools Keep Up With Technology
• Walmart Foundation Gives To Child Abuse Training Center
• Hotel Tax Receipts Rise In 2011
• Fitness Fits In Downtown Bentonville
• Hobbs Fire Under Investigation
• April Trial Set For Man In Extortion Plot
• Man Acquitted Of Rape
• Construction Starts For Water Project
• Man Reportedly Stole Rent Money To Buy Drugs
• Man Arrested On Sexual Assault Charges
• CORRECTION
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• $575,000 in gifts announced for abuse prevention center
• 2 from GOP file for 4th seat
• Agency’s policy standardizes fines for pollution violations
• Ex-pledge ends suit, will refile
• The state/region in brief
• Arkansas' two-out hitting downs Valpo
• Pulaski District teachers want mediators to negotiate cuts
• Arkansas woman accused of using dead employer’s credit card
• Arkansas-Valparaiso Game 1 Live Blog
• Walmart Foundation Gives To Child Abuse Training Center
• Fire burns 120 acres at Hobbs State Park
• Trejo acquitted of rape
• Arkansas receives $4.9 million grant to train nurses
• New budget bill keeps most Beebe proposals intact
• Arkansas man pleads not guilty in fake bomb case
• Beebe: Skeptical of new Medicaid deficit figure
• 'Star Trek' actor recalls time in Arkansas internment camp
• Lawmakers to look at $4.7 billion budget bill
• Fayetteville Keeps Mail Processing Operation
• Residents Give Opinions On Road’s Future
• Music official, writer touts Delta influence
• Police, Hispanic Leaders Meeting To Bridge Gap
• Commission Director Charged In Open Records Case
• CAMPAIGNS BEGIN: Washington County Candidates File For Office
• CAMPAIGNS BEGIN: Candidates Begin Filing For Office Thursday
• History-Related Groups Raising Money For Monte Ne Study
• Students May Bring Computers To School Next Year
• Election To Raise Taxes Looms
• Police Reportedly Seize Child Porn
• County Under Flag Warning
• Study Abroad Scholarship Applications Due Monday
• Officer Promotions Announced
• Chicken Cook To Benefit Heritage Band
• 3 postal centers in state to close
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Votes hatch bills offering Beebe budget
• Public Meetings
• Pipe maker to add up to 200 jobs in LR area
• University to Realign Global Campus Administrative Units
• Arkansas - Alabama live blog
• Fayetteville man arrested in connection with child porn
• Misdemeanor Charge For Heifner In FOI Case
• Little Rock ties daily high temperature record
• Gingrich, Santorum file to appear on Arkansas primary ballot
• 'Fake-Beard Bandit' pleads guilty to bank robberies
• Griffin discusses opposition to VA center relocation choice
• Judge seals teen's records in sister's death
• Accident Injures One in Tontitown
• Student admission free for Razorbacks vs. Ole Miss
• USPS to close mail centers in Jonesboro, Hot Springs
• Fayetteville Will Keep Mail Processing
• Parts of Arkansas added to fire weather watch
• Dillard's sees 3 percent rise in same-store sales
• Bailey Announces Re-Election Plans
• Cooking Class Scheduled
• School: Arrive Early For Games
• Special Prosecutor To Review Case
• Lawsuit Filed In Connection With Bishop Murder Case
• Fayetteville Senior Named A Scholarship Finalist
• North Walton Boulevard Opinions Sought
• Mayor: Deck Still A Go
• Quilts Inspire, Assist Veterans
• Arts Center Plans Makeover
• County Eyes Severe Weather
• Sales Tax Revenue Increases
• Rogers Man Accused Of Rape
• Trail Project Moves Forward
• Soccer Field Plans Halted
• RECORDS
• Graham Seeks Election
• Beebe offers up $678,586 in budget cuts
• U.S. justices hear state retrial case
• PB schools chief repays $10,000
• Big inning, clutch pitching lifts Arkansas to 5-0
• Searcy man gets 30 years in prison for man’s death
• Arkansas-Northwestern State Game 2 Live Blog
• Suspect pleads not guilty in death of Van Buren teen
• GOP leader to back key budget vote
• Suddenlink plans $22 million investment in Arkansas this year
• Bentonville Sales Tax Revenue Breaks $1 Million
• Beebe sees service sag, layoffs in GOP plan
• Mega Millions
• Treasurer Seeks Re-Election
• State turns down offer to settle road builder’s claim
• Council Talks Housing Change
• District Judge Seeks Re-Election
• Whitman to talk on nuclear energy
• Ad quickly gets resumes from 2 for higher ed job
• Doctor Sued Over Procedure
• Parking Deck Gets Approval
• Arts Center Hears Hall Plan
• Rifle Range To Close For Improvement
• Other days
• Board OKs Centerton Location
• Police: Armed Man Assaults Woman
• Group Looks At City’s Future
• Woman Found Not Fit To Stand Trial
• Lowell Adopts Form For Permits
• Walmart Earnings Increase, Traffic Up
• Police Arrest Man In Rape Investigation
• UPDATE: Jones pleads innocent to murder charge
• School of Law Awarded Diversity Grant
• Judge orders treatment for Arkansas woman accused in killing
• Arkansas Senate approves $2.6M for forestry commission
• Inman to serve as new election commissioner for Pulaski County
• US Supreme Court to hear Arkansas murder appeal
• Arkansas-Northwestern State Game 1 Live Blog
• Arkansas House again delays budget resolution vote
• Body of teenager identified, apparently strangled
• Body of teenager identified, apparently strangled
• Accused Killer Ordered To State Hospital
• UALR law school names interim dean
• 4.0 quake shakes Missouri, 8 other states
• Budget stalled as proposed cuts are reviewed
• Arkansas gas prices up 20 cents since January
• Walmart Reports Strong Earnings
• Clark Announces Bid For Re-Election
• Cottage Plans Emerge
• Trustees Approve Increase
• Lindsay Seeks Third Term
• Speech Contest Set For Saturday
• Lane Closing Expected On Razorback Road
• Board To Discuss School Details
• Hellstern Recognized
• Personnel File Never Completed
• RECORDS
• New Turf On Board Agenda
• Museums Plan Merger
• Dissolve court division, council asks Hot Springs
• Ashdown students take on feral hogs as school project
• Fuel group gives to college program
• Former LR politician, legislator cited for many deeds, character
• Some Joplin residents question state of donations
• Lawyer sues 2 judges in LR
• NWACC will raise tuition and fees
• Professor Honored at Supply Chain Management Educator's Conference
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for area
• Arkansas pastor accused of sex with minor
• Burris: Cuts can be made without layoffs
• Cold front means storms likely tonight
• Air Museum, Military Museum Announce Merger
• Sheriff awaiting ID on body found in barrel
• Boone County finds third rabid skunk
• State Offers 911 Operator Training
• Group Eyes Options
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• College To Vote On Hike
• Club Prepares Minority
• Program Reaches Students
• Bella Vista Man Held In Connection With Sexual Incidents
• Size, Location Still Issues
• RECORDS
• Rocky Branch Fire Department Gets Grant
• Junior Achievement hosting fundraiser
• New Eagle Scout
• George Washington’s Birthday / Daisy Gatson Bates Day closings
• Mayor still wants WWII tug for NLR
• Lawmakers hit fork on House road bill
• LR looking to alter Arkansas’ tax processing fee law
• Retired firefighter loved playing golf
• Other days
• Suicidal postings haunt friends
• Governor to Present Graduate Student Research Competition Awards
• Hogs rout Villanova 17-1
• Arkansas-Villanova Game 3 Live Blog
• Arkansas filing period for office to begin this week
• Homicide numbers up in ’11 in county
• Santorum questions Obama’s Christian values
• Second budget plan gets scrutiny
• Education notebook
• Artist’s friends note passion, wit
• Other days
• Officials: Sex Offenders Tend To Group Together
• If These Walls Could Talk . . . Gym remembered fondly by many
• Millions At Stake With Alcohol Proposal
• Lawmakers Pressed To Support Education, Highway Tax
• Not All Hispanics Are Mexican
• School Plans Informational Meeting
• Members Encouraged To Attend Candidate Forums
• Lecture On Ireland’s Geography Planned For Tuesday
• Tables Available For Community Garage Sale
• Association To Sponsor ‘White Goods’ Pickup
• Community Invited To Day Of Dance
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Officials seek commonality of region, LR
• Big inning propels Arkansas to 13-1 win over Villanova
• Arkansas - Florida live blog
• Woman stabbed during domestic dispute
• 2 arrested on breaking, entering charges
• New Arkansas lottery director to launch social media promotion
• Arkansas soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Mega Millions
• County judges: No severance tax rise
• Other days
• Searchers find body; repeat offender held
• FAYETTEVILLE: Statue Removed From National Registry
• Defamation Suit Filed Over Website
• Ramay Assistant Principal Resigns
• Personal Expenses Authorized On Credit Card
• Police: Man Threatened To Kill Family
• Bridge Construction To Begin
• Coroner Announces Bid For Re-Election
• Report: State has fixed worst youth-lockup ills
• LOVE YOUR DOWNTOWN: Lunch Paints Rosy Picture
• Police Identify Accident Victim
• County Prepares For Elections
• Aldermen OK Equipment Purchase
• UCA is backed: 40 must list gains
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Father, son face charges for meth
• Arkansas makes quick work of Villanova in opener
• Arkansas county judges oppose natural gas tax increase
• Sex offender arrested in connection with girl's disappearance
• Arkansas authorities offer reward in bald eagle death case
• Arkansas-Villanova Game 1 Live Blog
• Arkansas Energy Star rebate program re-opens
• Rain, snow likely to fall over weekend
• Man Killed In Motorcycle Accident Identified
• Arkansas-LSU to be played in Fayetteville
• Arkansas library can't regain money lost to hackers
• Consumer prices up as gas, clothing costs rise
• Law agencies arrest 26 in crack-ring bust
• NACA Board Fires Executive Director
• Arkansas Supreme Court
• County’s Elderly, Disabled To Receive Unexpected Tax Refund
• New Juvenile Center Set To Open
• Other days
• Home Sales Flat, Median Price Up
• Man Gets 18 Years For Dealing Meth
• Cellphone Buyer Robbed At Gunpoint
• Admitted Member Of Gang Arrested
• Greenland Teachers, Staff To Receive Bonus
• City Shares Hydrant Testing Responsibility
• Nightclub’s Liquor License Suspended
• Fire Chars Storage Shed
• GOP plan took a vexing route, legislator says
• Library Hosts Researching Workshop
• Meeting Place Changes
• Centerton Coffee Event Planned
• CORRECTIONS
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Meet Plants' and Algae's Common Ancestor
• NACA Fires John Sampier
• Arkansas Food Bank to get 48,000 pound donation
• Arkansas Supreme Court hears nursing home case
• UA to give honorary degree to Alice Walton
• 34 facing charges in purported drug organization
• Local Foreclosures Rates Remain Lower
• GOP sees Beebe’s budget as cuttable
• Speaker lists primary home outside district
• Arkansas Court of Appeals
• Other days
• County Clerk To Retire
• Boy Dies Following Car Accident
• Fire Prompts School Evacuation
• Man Get 40 Years For Sexual Assault
• Fayetteville May Drop Fee
• State: Club Violated Laws
• Boy Found Unharmed
• Sprouse Seeks Second Term
• Shooting Club Drops Plans
• Water, Sewer Lines Move To Begin
• Bella Vista Man Sentenced To Probation
• Scanner Provides Privacy
• Increased Hydrant Testing Begins
• RECORDS
• City Official: Data Shows Problem Fixed
• Pritchard Criticized For Dog Track Gift
• Alice Walton to Receive Honorary Degree from the University of Arkansas
• Car Mart Releases Earnings Report
• Tainted sprouts again linked to Jimmy John’s
• Hamburg woman wins $1M in lottery, plans to keep working
• Body Scanner Debuts At XNA
• UAMS to offer computer classes for adults ages 50, older
• Baker: No rush on budget resolution in Arkansas Senate
• Hubbard has tests at LR hospital
• Lawmakers urge push to end desegregation case
• Woman victor in state dispute
• Voters pass 2 districts’ plans; 3rd fails
• 58 in state GOP resist health-care overhaul
• Budget plans’ delay irks GOP legislators
• Flying Possum To Open On Block Street
• Mega Millions
• City To Honor Longtime Employee
• Wreck Hospitalizes Three
• Sonora Gets Principal
• Lake Bella Vista Project Stalls
• Mayor Eyes Future
• Other days
• RECORDS
• Pay Raise Proposal Advances
• Big Fundraiser Boosts Summers’ Campaign
• Gravette Voters Approve Expansion
• Wet-Dry Issue Moves Forward
• Heritage Baseball To Hold Fundraisers
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes 'Things You Need to Hear'
• First Biomedical Engineering Degrees at Bachelor's and Doctoral Levels Offered in State
• Global Campus Offers Certificate Program in Project Management to Business Professionals
• Diversity Conference Hosts Prospective Graduate Students
• Sheriff's office arrests 4 for possessing drugs, stolen firearms
• Area Home Sales Drop, Prices Rise
• New Springdale Middle School Principal Announced
• Arkansas lawmaker drops mileage reimbursement bill
• Arkansas agrees to pay in DHS patient death
• Missouri man identifies new comet
• Arkansas House speaker calls for GOP budget details
• Petition started for package liquor question in Madison County
• Arkansas panel OKs considering tax break appeal
• Branson singer denies affair with Duggar cousin
• Fayetteville Among Top Retirement Towns For History
• Ceremony Planned For Hall Of History
• Police Arrest Two In Drug Bust
• Second Phase Of High School Transformation To Begin
• Director Placed On Leave
• Snowfall Clears Out Today
• Florists Keep Delivering Despite Inclement Weather
• State Approves Aid For County To Build Bridges
• Council To Discuss Replacing Dam
• Snow Moves Out
• Stabbing Victim Out Of Hospital
• County Crews Handle Weather
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Rape Accusation
• RECORDS
• Alcohol Vote Sought
• Snow Moves Out Of Area
• Washington Regional Names Eagle Award Winners
• State kicks off ’12 fiscal session
• State plans ‘No Child’ alternative, asks waiver
• County school district to cut 77 jobs
• Dean of Engineering to Step Down for New Post in India
• Fundraising Progress on Mark to Achieve Goal, University Official Says
• Little Rock man charged for shooting slot machine
• Executive director put on paid leave
• Bill calls for no raises for elected Arkansas officials
• Woman dies in south Arkansas house fire
• New Arkansas lottery director wants to boost sales
• Home of Former Fire Chief Burns
• Copper wire stolen from cell phone tower
• Group Aims To Get Benton County Wet Question On Ballot
• Arkansas Speaker: Don't 'reinvent the budget wheel'
• Weather Advisory Cancelled
• Gov. Beebe to visit China on trade mission
• Truck hauling medical supplies crashes
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Choice Of Dog ID Proposed
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• City Welcomes Trail
• McNair Makes Exemplary List
• Snow, sleet sweep into Arkansas
• Board To Draw New Election Zone Maps
• Training Meets Demand
• Man Held In Stabbing
• School Seeks ‘Gold Star’
• RECORDS
• Street Projects Advance
• Chamber seeks contribution boost
• Office project sheriff’s dream come true
• Other days
• Mistrial ends nurse’s firing suit
• Group taking over for preschool
• New Eagle Scout
• Fire chief’s wish list hinges on county vote to retain 1 percent tax
• Chester Street Bridge?
• Snow or Ice, Some Parts of University Never 'Close'
• Department of Supply Chain Management Among World's Most Published
• Myths and Shame Keep Many from Seeking Bankruptcy Protection
• Snow, sleet to fall in Arkansas
• Maintenance man finds E. coli vials in Jonesboro apartment
• New advocate takes on pancreatic cancer
• Paperwork Error Leaves Man In Jail
• Clients Of Missing Attorney Sought
• Hundreds Take ‘Polar Plunge’
• Stimulus funds increase range of home energy aid
• Student choice: Nobel or sitcom
• Device To Help Solve Computer Crimes
• County Learns From Last Year’s Bad Weather
• Juveniles Committing Serious Crimes
• Alderman Pitches New Kind Of Development
• Runner Keeps Pushing As Half Marathon Nears
• Police: Vista Employee Had Sexual Contact With Patient
• Lincoln Firefighters Battle Blaze
• Curtain set to rise on ’12 fiscal session
• State lottery’s lead counsel gets top job
• Controlled Burn Planned For Lake Windsor Dam
• Taxes, bonds at issue in vote
• Egg-Oiling Volunteers Needed
• ‘Murder-suicide’ has skeptics
• School-tax vote nears for NLR
• Snow to fall in Arkansas
• Arkansas wins record 17th game at Bud Walton Arena
• Arkansas - South Carolina live blog
• Little Rock woman dies in house fire
• Explosion Blows Top Off Silo
• Downtown Bentonville Partners With Foundation
• Two Arrested in Gun Theft Case
• Man Pleads Guilty In Snake Scam
• Man Faces Felony After Eating Cookies
• County Tightens Money-Handling Process
• Man Sentenced To Six Years For Possessing Child Porn
• Officials Awaiting Lab Tests For Answers In Fatal Fire
• Classroom Teachers Evaluation Changing
• Circuit Clerk Retires, Endorses Piazza
• Police Seek Runaway Teen
• College Goal Sunday Slated Feb. 19
• South Main Closed For Work
• Auto Accident Destroys Utility Pole
• CORRECTIONS
• Free Lacrosse Clinic At Library
• Morality bigger issue than economy, Huckabee tells conservative group
• After audit, forester resigns
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• More Arrests in Gun Range Theft
• No time to change districts, Secretary of State says
• Mustain, White Sox close to deal
• Fayetteville Police Seek 16-Year-Old Runaway
• Man Pleads Guilty in Walmart Snakebite Scam
• VIDEO: Little Rock bank robbed, suspect said he had bomb
• Rabid bull dies in Boone County
• Explosion Blows Off AERT Silo Top
• Obama revamping birth control policy
• State Forestry chief resigns after audit
• Parts of state seeing snow, more expected Monday
• Students Prepare For Exam With Walmart Tutors
• Central Avenue Project Ahead Of Schedule
• Accountant Sentenced Nine Years For Embezzlement
• Times Alleges Director Violated Law
• County Eyes Ambulance Service
• Standoff Ends With Arrest
• Washington County Quorum Court To Decide Tax Election In March
• Carr Sentenced To 60 Years In Prison
• Project Back On Track
• Bentonville Man Pleads Not Guilty
• Police Searching For Missing Man
• PAM Reports Net Loss for Year, Rebuilding Fleet
• School Has Record Number Of National Merit finalists
• Snow Named To Council
• Free Lacrosse Clinic At Bentonville Library
• Channel Resumes Online Broadcast
• Faculty Continues Small-Learning Communities Discussion
• Woman Hit By Pickup
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Bella Vista Fills J.D. Shrum's Seat
• Fayetteville woman sentenced for defrauding clients
• P.A.M. Reports Positive Quarterly Earnings, Yearly Loss P.A.M.
• Benton police searching for missing youth
• State lawmakers propose federal debt ceiling amendment
• Arkansas Supreme Court upholds man's murder conviction
• UAMS Northwest Gets $435,000 Gift
• Woman gets prison for plotting to bribe schools in 3 states
• Man arrested after standoff, shots fired
• Man exposes self to minor in Conway Wal-Mart restroom
• Beebe says he's 'content' with interim agency chief
• Beebe: Extra money not sign of inefficiency
• Fugitive in 1993 British heist arrested in Ozark
• LAWSUITS
• Ramay Assistant Principal Arrested, Placed On Leave
• Student Wins Logo Contest
• Mayors Publicize Plan
• Advanced Placement Information Meeting Set
• Johnson Starts As Director
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• City Argues Attorneys’ Fees In Court
• Woman Gets 90 Days In Jail For Stealing Books
• Program Earns Award
• War Eagles Celebrate Colors Day
• Fire Prompts Evacuation At Tyson
• Chicken Cook Aids Heritage Track
• RECORDS
• Officials To Meet On Park
• Rural roads’ 55 mph limit to be studied
• Way found to rehire 15 forestry workers
• La Nina has state basking this winter
• Law offers exit from FEMA tab
• Arkansas Court of Appeals
• Chemists Harvest Light to Create 'Green' Tool for Pharmaceuticals
• Program Closes Gap Between For-Profit and Nonprofit Business Sectors
• Dolls Used to Teach Black History Showcased in Global Campus Exhibit
• Whirlpool employees accept severance
• Assistant principal accused of indecent exposure
• FEMA plans to waive debts of disaster victims
• VIDEO: Man dies after shooting in Little Rock
• Arkansas Governor: 15 firefighters to go back to work
• Blytheville police investigating man's death
• Fayetteville, Fort Smith mayors announce cooperation
• Student stabbed at Arkansas school expected to recover
• Three held in battery at Arkansas Tech dorm
• Fire at Tyson Building
• UA organizing parents’ clubs
• Peace Prize winner Wiesel to speak at UA
• Mega Millions
• Home, state care backers push for cash
• Other days
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• Tyson, Cargill Return To Normal
• Officials Seek Bank Robber
• Minnesota, Missouri, Colorado give Santorum wins
• Panel Questions Ambulance Costs
• Council Bans Shredding Of Cars
• Hunting Fines To Pay For School Programs
• Mr. BHS Contest Set For Thursday
• School Board Appoints New Member
• Riordan Hall To Close For Cleaning, Repairs
• Report: Lincoln Officer Shot Boy
• Boulevard Comments Sought
• Old Post Office Deal Not Done
• Council To Fill Vacancy
• Hospital Expansion On Target
• Growth Creates Bonus At School
• RECORDS
• Holocaust Survivor, Nobel Peace Prize Winner to Speak
• University of Arkansas Parent Partnership Association to Launch Regional Parents Clubs
• Transcript Request Made Easier for Scholarship Students
• War Memorial exploring expansion options
• Judge: Lindsey didn't pay enough dump truck debt
• Clad in pillowcase, man robs bank
• 17-year-old girl hears gunfire, struck in neck
• Report: Lincoln Officer Shoots Teen After Chase
• Sen. Holland pleads no contest to traffic charges
• Student arrested after gun found in locker at LR school
• Attorney questions lack of plea deal for Arkansas mom
• Geena Davis to speak on gender balance in entertainment industry
• Komen official resigns after Planned Parenthood funding feud
• Hutchinson to represent Secretary of State in redistricting lawsuit
• ASU to demolish 19 homes to build sorority housing
• Leaking water endangers Garland County court records
• Light snow possible in north Arkansas
• Man Suspected In Altercation
• Centerton Bank Robbed Monday
• Cradduck To Seek Sheriff’s Office
• Police Identify Man Killed During Break-In
• Farm Service Targets Benton County Office
• Ammonia Leaks Hit Plants
• Man Admits Guilt In Negligent Homicide
• Board Eyeing Second School
• McDaniel Issues Opinion
• Police Identify Man Injured In House Fire
• Law Agencies Work To Fight Litter
• College Board Mulls Increase
• Missouri Man Jailed In Connection With Rape
• RECORDS
• Commission OKs Refunding Bonds
• State gets limited suit repayment
• District piles up fiscal distress
• $175,000 pay cap set for top lottery job
• Director finds right match with retailer
• Drawdown of lakes to conclude March 3
• Institute to Offer ACT Training to Latino High School Students
• Suspect Loose In Centerton Bank Robbery
• Men In Fatal Fayetteville Shooting Identified
• Judge sets $1M bond for Arkansas man
• Former Little Rock mayor George Wimberly dies
• Tyson, Cargill Plants Evacuated After Leaks
• 5 killed, 3 injured in Yell County crash
• County Alters Lot Tax
• Director Takes Charge
• Heart Disease No. 1 Killer
• Board Members Talk Past, Future
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting
• Students Plan Water Project
• Students Map Schools
• RECORDS
• Corps Set To Tour Monte Ne
• Some statutes seldom utilized
• Bevy of bills out to tame budget
• Electrician’s faith never quit surging
• Other days
• New Eagle Scouts
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Food truck court opens in LR
• Geese remain in NLR
• ‘Safe Routes’ future cloudy
• PB Arsenal waiting for biotech outfit
• Newton County jail expected in August
• Young Company Wins Best Business Plan Award
• University Entrepreneur Program Keeps Producing Winners
• Woman’s body found in Arkansas parking lot
• City Drafts Recycling Goals
• Centerton Eyes Bentonville’s Second High School
• Area Residents Struggle To Keep Heat On
• School Bus Driver Dies
• Benton County Sheriff Boosts Drug Investigations, Annual Report Shows
• Police To Step Up Driving Enforcement
• Drive-By Shooting Reported
• Nutrient Cycle, Aquatic Food-Web Management Crucial To Village Lakes
• Town a lifeline for 1930s bridge
• Curriculum to help lead into workforce
• Students Compete In Regional Quiz Bowl
• State Ends Audit Of Schools
• Kindergarten Early Registration Opens Monday
• Arkansas tremors explored
• Man Reportedly Threatens Police
• Foundation Raises More Than $10,000 For Library Expansion
• Bella Vista Extends Golf Expo
• UA grad students honored at inaugural week of events
• INCORPORATIONS
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Arkansas remains winless on road, LSU wins 71-65
• Committee narrows HSU presidential candidate pool to 3
• Air Force plans to exchange Arkansas base jets
• Man dies after seizures during book-in process, police say
• Police identify Texan who shot himself during Arkansas highway chase
• 1 dies in Arkansas house fire
• Training Center Could Help End Child Abuse
• Man Injured In House Fire
• County Judge Announces Reelection Bid
• Tyson Profit Down, Beats Expectations
• Woman Gets Probation For PTA Theft
• RESIDENTS STILL WAITING: Federal Agency Delays Lawsuit Payments
• POLICE: Man Used Internet To Solicit Sex From ‘Girl’
• Gravette School Superintendent To Resign
• WATER REPAIR: Company’s Offer Unrelated To City
• Police Seize Drugs, Guns, Cash
• Water Main Work To Begin Monday
• CORRECTIONS
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Home health crews of state see fund cuts
• Man sentenced 10 years for child porn
• HSU trustees whittle list to 3 for president
• Two on PB police force placed on leave amid separate investigations
• State agency investment rule revised upon banks’ analysis
• Court overturns award to widow over tractor buy
• Missed deadline could cost 14 Arkansas counties
• 188th losing 20 A-10s, gaining a drone unit
• Strong jobs report sends Dow to highest since '08
• 2nd Dermott youth escapee captured
• Arkansas judge sentences man for health care fraud
• Michelle Obama to visit Little Rock Air Force Base
• Rogers Police investigating fire that injured 1
• Arkansas among states included in Michael Foods egg recall
• Overnight house fire in Altus leaves 1 dead
• Tyson Net Income Down, Quarterly Earnings Up
• United Way On Track To Goal
• FAMILY AWARDED: Jury finds Brackney used excessive force
• PTA THEFT: Parent Charged With Stealing From School
• Edwards: Shelter Could Be Done By June
• Third Statement Key In Molina-Pleitez Case
• Ordinance Mandates Pet Be Licensed
• College Could Serve Different Lunch Options
• Police Say Man Lied To Steal Money
• Speakers Say Region Finding Footing
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Facility’s price tag rises for UA center
• UA notebook
• Man ordered held on firearm charges
• Fort Smith commission trims executive list to 3
• University theater director reassigned
• Woman admits running over boy
• The state/region in brief
• Police look for suspect in Fort Smith stabbing
• NW Arkansas today
• Parking added back to UA football construction project
• University Celebrates First Graduate Education Week
• Business Analytics Certificate Course Being Offered
• Project Clean Plate Involves Student Volunteers
• Parking Addition, Football Practice Fields Targeted for Fall 2012 Completion
• Probation arrest nets 'person of interest' in dispatcher's death
• Jury Finds Against Former Officer, Awards $20,000
• Chick-Fil-A, Subway, pizza could be lunch options at NWACC
• Man arrested with guns makes first court appearance
• Arkansas court hears convicted murderer's appeal
• Wal-Mart faces opposition from Georgia musicians on store
• City Seeks Paid Part-Time Fire Chief
• City To Fill Volunteer Positions
• Planning Board Delays Action
• Jury Mulls Lawsuit
• Woman In Crash Dies
• City Edict Darkens Tree
• Perfect Harmony To Perform
• Pump Station Replacement Starts
• Man Accused Of Forgery
• Suit Filed In Man’s 2009 Death
• Center Gets Grant
• Woman Accused Of Forging Check
• RECORDS
• Society Honors Character
• Tax Plan Drives Forward
• Rogers Grad Spoonhour Dies
• Life Styles Announces New Director
• Harris To Comply But Will Fight State Rules
• Leaders Tweak Planning
• Judges back panel on royalties ruling
• Cotton Incorporated Looks to Move Sustainability Forward
• Five Har-Ber Players Sign Letters
• Man fires gun through door in debit card dispute, police say
• Springdale High Duo Signs to Play Football
• Man suspected in shooting death of Ozark woman
• Officer in lawsuit testifies
• Regional Transit Rejects Bid to Park Sales Tax Election
• Fleeing and Forgery Arrest in Rogers
• Son arrested in Johnson County homicide
• Springdale police say vehicle windows being shot out
• Little change in area unemployment
• Ward signs with Hogs
• Conway leaders oppose natural gas tax increase
• Arkansas murder suspect arrested after collision
• Passerby discovers missing man dead in El Dorado pond
• Super PACs give GOP buoy
• Cotton outraises 4th District foes
• Mega Millions
• Other days
• Romney scoops up Florida
• Legislators work on refilling forestry jobs
• Air base changes command
• Council Talks Bike Racks
• Shooting Lawsuit Trial Under Way
• Panel OKs Officials’ Pay Raise
• New Learning Approach Reviewed
• Man Gets Probation For Theft Of Money
• Police Donate Seized Money
• Man Gets Jail, Probation
• Interstate Wreck Sends Two To Hospital
• Longtime Educator Dies
• Police Open Twitter Case
• Deputies Find Labs, Arrest Three Men
• Trail Construction To Begin
• RECORDS
• Arkansas-Vanderbilt live blog
• An Emergency Network for Natural Disasters
• Family seeks damages in Ahern shooting case
• Malone: Transportation options include, reductions, taxes and tolls
• Oklahoma man accused of killing Kibler man
• Benton police arrest man on several charges
• UPDATE: Elderly woman found dead in Johnson County, apparent homicide
• Elderly Arkansas woman found dead in home
• Detective in Dirksmeyer case seeks suit's dismissal
• Cases of pigeon fever reported in Arkansas horses
• Arkansas man sentenced to 70 years for child porn
• Concert Venue To Move
• Centerton Fire Chief Keeps Job
• County Eyes Pay Raises
• Jury Denies Appeal
• ‘Winter’s Bone’ Coming To School
• Students Participate In Food Panel
• Purcell Won’t Run Again
• Siren Testing Set For Friday
• Man Gets 70 Years
• Woman Reportedly Bites Deputy In Court
• Gravette Man Accused In Attempted Rape
• Springdale Resident Faces Rape Charge
• Harding Plans Permanent Campus
• RECORDS
• Officials Issue Citation
• Despite ads, Huckabee not choosing
• Trucking group to renew push for fuel-tax increase
• Bauxite reaches deal with IRS to pay back taxes over 5 years
• LR shooting victim faced robbery trial
• Corps plans events on parks proposal
• Poultry Science Students Sweep International Expo Competitions
• Appeal planned in Crystal Bridges' bid for Fisk collection
• Arkansas Music Pavilion moving to county fairgrounds
• Stolen motorcycle recovered
• Missouri man pleads guilty in nephew’s alcohol-poisoning death
• Murder suspect bites deputy in court
• Forestry Commission endorses plan to restore jobs
• Challenger passes Crawford in fundraising
• Trucks collide on University Ave
• Police: Man arrested at prosecutor's office with weapons in car
• Crystal Bridges draws visitors, revenue for Bentonville
• COMMENTARY: Obama Teeters On Pedestal
• Pre-K Education Demand Grows
• Recycling Plans Advance
• Master Plan Deadline Nears
• County Wraps Up Projects
• LAWSUITS
• Preschool Praised
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• RECORDS
• Facilitators Refine Teaching
• Other days
• Schools leader is hired for state job
• Firebomber given 35-year term
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• 70 clad in tweed outfits take part in LR bike fun
• LR aims for 60 officers
• Bridge options in NLR: Traditional, modern, mixed
• School gardens expand in state
• West LR residents welcome proposed drainage projects
• Six Faculty Members Inducted into Teaching Academy
• Professionals to Learn How to Investigate and Prevent Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
• Arkansas rallies, downs Florida in double OT
• Air conditioning unit, copper wire stolen from church
• Family sues truck driver, company after teen's death
• Man shot in carjacking
• Train, vehicle collide at Beebe railroad crossing
• Schools try to keep up with tech class popularity
• Students Left Out of College Classes
• Museum Helps Hotels, Restaurants
• Reports Show Money Raised In High School Debate
• County Has Highest Rate of Uninsured Children
• Mason Expanding, Funding Drug Court
• Law Enforcement Scrambling To Replace Crown Vics
• Man Reportedly Brandishes Knife At Station
• Electrical Fire Prompts Evacuation
• Village To Sponsor Golf Expo
• Mardi Gras Mambo Planned For Feb. 19
• Pistol Range Closes For Improvement
• University’s Yearbook Schedules Photos
• Library Hosts Sweetheart’s Ball
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• 1st Hispanic sorority in state ‘pioneering’
• Settlers agree: You don’t have to be from here
• Vietnamese in Fort Smith honor new year of dragon
• Finalists excited by ASU prospect
• Adams named South's Most Outstanding Player at Senior Bowl
• Arkansas folds late, falls 72-66 at Alabama
• Copper wire stolen from closed Oak Grove High School
• Toddler dies in eastern Arkansas house fire
• Authorities send discovered human leg bone to crime lab
• Engineers Recommend Replacing Airport’s Runway
• Officials Defend Road Work
• Legislator says Beebe shielding top forester
• Men Reportedly Kidnap Woman, Force Her To Strip
• Jurors convict man in shooting
• Fire Chief Applications Span Country
• Centerton Department Head Fired
• Bella Vista Library Eyes Expansion
• Woman’s Failure To Report Abuse Earns Prison Time
• Police: Man Sexually Assaulted Girl
• Day Seeks County’s Top Job
• Library Plans Cookie Exchange
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Utility receives aid to purchase grass farm site
• Cross-burner given most severe penalty
• $20 million in bonds approved to add 204 beds at ASU
• The state/region in brief
• Rule-of-law envoy details task, hurdles in Afghanistan
• Afghan deployment is scratched for 39th
• Fort Hood shooting suspect wants to delay trial
• Department of Education names finance leader
• Higher Education Board approves funding for ASU construction
• Debate reheats Romney-Gingrich dueling
• Hunt Continues Roll With Record Quarter, Year
• Candidates down to 3 to head ASU-Jonesboro
• Schools Encourage Parents To Monitor Social Media
• 2nd officer pleads guilty in drug case
• Resort town debates 20% cut in budget
• Three Girls Arrested In Burnbook10 Case
• Chamber Banquet Looks To City’s Future
• Board Discusses Centerton As Second High School Location
• Woman Receives 40 Years For Double Fatality
• Settlement Reached In Premier Lawsuit
• Panel Extols Northwest Arkansas Growth
• Meetings To Introduce Small Learning Communities
• Springdale Man Convicted Of Rape
• Water Prices Could Rise Without Tax Increase
• Group Pushes For ‘E-Fairness’
• Police: High School Was Not On Lockdown
• At A Glance: Bentonville Commission
• Range Introduces Electronic Target System
• Proposed Library Expansion Expected To Rejuvenate Town Square
• 'Women of a New Tribe' Photography Exhibit by Jerry Taliaferro
• Post-Racial Society? Not Yet
• Public Reception Set Monday for McDavis, Silas Hunt Legacy Award Winner
• J.B. Hunt reports record earnings
• Three teens arrested in @burnbook10 case
• Last-minute settlement in suit that compared company to cult
• 40-year sentence in accident that killed two
• Arrest made in fatal accident
• Griffin: $180k raised in last 3 months
• Police capture youth who escaped Dermott center
• ASU announces Jonesboro chancellor finalists
• Rumors, but no lockdown at Farmington High
• Fire in Springdale
• Students Celebrate Grant
• Appeals Court Affirms Devor Conviction
• Compost Facility Low On Product
• Attorney In Hospital After Car Crash
• Commission Forms Advisory Group
• Boy Pleads Not Guilty To Twitter Charges
• Jehovah’s Witness Claims Discrimination
• Board Eyes Second School
• RECORDS
• Company Donates Oxygen Mask Kits To Help Pets
• Rivals Spar On Taxes
• Lowell Officer To Attend Academy
• Economists Optimistic Turnaround Coming
• Other days
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• Detection Device Approved
• Interim takes his name out for ASU post
• 2 escape juvenile detention center
• Court of Appeals
• Governor gets a look at telemedicine care
• Arkansas-Auburn live blog
• Public Need For Healthy Food Should Drive Agricultural Law and Policy
• Asbell Elementary gets $100,000 grant
• Local economists cautiously positive about 2012
• Arkansas judge hears lawsuit over $1M lottery ticket
• Youths escape Dermott detention center
• 15-year-old charged as adult in murder case
• Arkansas teen charged in sister's death
• Parts of Arkansas under flood, tornado watches
• Romney’s ’10 tax bill $3 million
• Mega Millions
• 49.3% entering college unprepared for it
• Arkansans find fault, offer praise after speech
• In Gould, court faces an inquiry
• Experts Discuss Disaster Plans
• School Board Members Serve At State Level
• Ball Gets 50 Years In Prison For Raping Girls
• School Chief Resigns
• Mayor: City Has Bright Future
• Council OKs Restrooms
• Ex-banker pleads guilty in fraud case
• Fire Marshal Rules Jan. 13 Blaze Accidental
• Panel Can’t Come To Compromise
• Teens Arrested On Drug Charges
• Program Aids In Prescriptions
• RECORDS
• City Sees Growth
• Other days
• Priest gets probation in tobacco smuggling
• Crystallizing the Future of Oxide Materials
• Journal Article About Carlson Terrace Receives State Historic Preservation Award
• Springdale fire ruled accidental
• The Source: Eddie Haskell's closes
• Ball gets 50 years
• Arkansas' track team ranked No. 1
• Agency to pay $30 million toward unemployment debt this year
• Accident in Fayetteville
• Fire that killed Arkansas woman ruled accidental
• Stolen truck and camper found in Lonoke
• US Humane Society offers reward in Russellville cat slaying
• Unemployment drops to 7.7 percent in December
• Microchipping OK’d
• Police Charge Man In Assault Case
• Commission Tables Conditional-Use Permit
• Officials Tour Site
• Workers May See Bonuses
• Man Convicted Of Raping Girls
• Springdale Man Accused Of Rape
• Bayyari School A Sticking Point
• Mayor Takes Stock Tonight
• Bella Vista Land Issue On Ballot
• Scott Seeks Election In District 86
• School Committee To Meet
• Students Cleared From School When Fire Flares In Classroom
• County Offers Wish List
• RECORDS
• Student’s Internet Taken Away
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Killer Asks Court To Void Conviction
• State Issues Proposed Rules On Religion At Schools
• Park Conducts Controlled Burn
• Zimmerman, Leader of IT Services, to Retire
• Belize Program Expanding; Deadline Is Feb. 1 for Student Applications
• Proposed rules ban religious instruction at ABC
• Funeral set for slain Arkansas prison guard
• Ball guilty of rape
• Gulley hopes to join Arkansas' basketball team
• BHS students evacuated after fire
• State senator sues over redistricting map
• Convicted Killer Seeks To Void Guilty Plea
• Arkansas Attorney General sues Internet payday loan companies
• UA gymnastics ranked No. 1
• Arkansas auditor to sell unclaimed items on eBay
• Campaign manager's cat killed
• UAMS to launch nanomedicine center
• Chesapeake to curtail natural gas drilling
• Three killed in abduction of ex-wife in Arkadelphia
• Storms in Alabama leave 2 dead, more than 100 injured
• Fordyce cleaning up after EF2 tornado
• Annexation Item On Council Agenda
• County To Lobby Lawmakers
• Enter The Dragon
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• ‘Unadoptable’ Dog Finds New Home
• Election Map To Change
• Father, Son Jailed After Shot Fired
• Hotel Tax Boosts Revenue
• RECORDS
• State Of City Address Set For Tuesday
• Road-panel policy stirs ‘follow the cars’ debate
• 2,000 rally against abortion
• Other days
• New Eagle Scouts
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Roof of Saenger first up for repairs
• Women’s shelter stymied
• After sites go ‘wet,’ alcohol arrests mostly unchanged
• Heating bills to be lower, utilities say
• Two Professors Honored by Royal Historical Society
• Head of Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station Named Arkansas Experiment Station Director
• Jill Geisler Wheeler Named to Fulbright Honors Post
• Registration Open for Human Resource Program for Exam Preparation and Professional Development
• Police report murder-kidnapping in Arkadelphia, suspect at-large
• Forecasters expect severe weather in Arkansas Sunday evening
• Arkansas road project nears completion
• GOP victory in S.C. goes to Gingrich
• New U.S. law can aid tenants
• ‘Sexting’ Cases Go Two Routes: State, Federal Prosecutions Possible
• BOOM TO BUST: John David Lindsey
• BUS ROUTES COULD BE ADDED: Quorum Court To Examine Transit Tax
• Students Injured In Accident
• College Gets Look At Community Perception
• SPRINGDALE SCHOOLS: Third High School Could Be Decade Away
• Area transit system on edge
• Seminar offers tips for qualifying exam
• USA Metal Attorney Sends Email To Lowell Officials
• Women Learn To Fight Back
• POLICE: Man Repeatedly Punched Girlfriend
• Litter Program Seeks Volunteers
• Village, Members Recognized For Support
• Hispanics Have Yet To Make Inroads In Arkansas Politics
• Area duo makes supercomputer
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Crime Lab’s staff unused often in cases
• Arkansas upsets No. 20 Michigan, 66-64
• Arkansas-Michigan live blog
• Walmart Names First Female CEO
• More Guns Recovered
• Physicist tells UA crowd that time travel is possible
• Single campus for homeless recommended
• PROGRAM OVERFLOWING: Students Seek Culinary Job Security
• Hiwasse Makes Move To Annex Into Gravette
• College Board To Discuss Growth Options
• Tax Would Send Millions To NWA, State Says
• Armed Robbery Victim On Way To Work
• NWA BUSINESS: Sales Tax Revenue Continues Increase
• Wife Reportedly Jerks Steering Wheel, Injures Husband
• Johnson Accepts Board Offer
• Witness Claims Business Environment Like A Cult
• Deputies Investigate Drug Ring
• Frenchman ends Ozark castle project, seeks a buyer
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Romney jabs at Gingrich’s slap for ethics
• Panel adds $463,600 for insurance study
• Prison guard stabbed over shoes
• Fayetteville library board selects director
• Prison guard killed at Brickeys unit
• Stolen guns recovered, arrests made
• El Dorado Promise Scholarship benefits felt before college, study shows
• Lottery committee recommends probationary period
• Mountain Home murder trial delayed
• Tom Petty tickets go on sale Jan. 28
• Sam’s Club CEO leaving the company
• Colbert, Cain joining forces
• Sheriff says hiker dies in fall at Petit Jean
• France threatens to withdraw troops from Afghanistan after attack
• Union: Deal reached with Cooper Tire in Texarkana
• MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY: Speaker Encourages Students, Faculty To Help Others
• Police Arrest Freezebook Suspect
• Telecom Panel’s Role Clarified
• State Dismisses Soccer Goal Claim
• Man Faces Rape Charge
• DOCK WHEELER PARK: Aldermen To Consider Aquatic Park Money
• FIRST CANDIDATE ANNOUNCES: City Attorney To Vie For District Judge
• Greenland Board Approves Master Plan
• Lowell Man Arrested In Connection With Sexual Assault
• Transit Advocates Planning Campaign For Transit Money
• Teen Arrested In Connection With Voyeurism
• State To Replace Bridges Over White River Forks
• New Crystal Bridges Overlook Opens
• Bates documentary screened
• Police Arrest Suspects In Gun Theft
• Board Candidates Announced
• Two Local Dollar Generals Can Sell Beer
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Tort law limits on testimony tossed by court
• Human Resource Association Recognizes Educator as Innovator in Continuing Education
• Mary Purvis Joins University Development Team
• Appointment of Dean Carolyn Allen Renewed for Five More Years
• 12-year-old arrested in connection with tweets
• Police: 18-year-old arrested in connection with child porn
• Secretary of State certifies Green Party
• AAA Releases All-Star Rosters
• 61 trauma centers in works, Arkansas official says
• Report: Guard reneges on UA pledge
• Police Seek Creator Of Twitter Accounts
• Residents Rewarded For Kindness
• Centerton Coffee Event Set For Saturday
• Panel Continues Search
• County Judge Cuts Districts
• COURT BRIEFS: Bond For Man Accused Of Extortion Set At $100,000
• Volunteers Sought Committee
• Planners Delay Gun Club
• Library To Celebrate Chinese New Year
• Candidate Joins Race
• Association Board To Meet Tonight
• Student Is Stellar Speller
• Police Search For Driver In Hit, Run Incident
• RECORDS
• Officials Still Seeking Accord
• Rogers Man Accused Of Felony Sexual Assault
• Proposal for courts puts kink in budget
• Romney targets Gingrich claim
• Transfer by Beebe halts court furloughs
• Arkansas Court of Appeals
• Walton College Dean Candidates to Hold Open Forums
• Visitors Pavilion, Transit Scenario Win National Honor Awards From AIA
• Confronting American Culture of Dissent
• Rogers police seek hit and run suspect
• The Source: Senate Candidate Touts “World’s First Time Machine”
• Pipe bomb found, disabled in Arkansas wildlife area
• Corps of Engineers proposes $1.9 million in cuts
• Suspect in bank bomb scare held on $100,000 bond
• Lawn Mower Driver Faces DWI Charges
• Board Decides On Site For New High School
• Patrons Meet Library Candidate
• Man Faces Additional Charges
• Aldermen Back Traffic Proposal
• Man Faces Charges In Reported Burglary
• Johansen Trial Moved To October
• Mayor: State Of City Is ‘Sound’
• Planners Observe Market Turnaround
• Tweets May Bring Charges
• Board Reverses Decision
• Man Deemed Fit For Trial
• Trails Lit By Solar Energy
• Beebe pitches budget for fiscal ’13 spending
• Man Hospitalized With Leg Burns After Fire
• RECORDS
• Planners Delay Drive Changes
• Candidates Discuss Equal Rights Amendment
• Board OKs Plan Submission To State
• State is ordered to pay districts
• Arkansas-Kentucky live blog
• University of Arkansas Banners to Be Displayed in Chicago Public Schools
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes A Cry for Justice
• First Official Latina Sorority Up and Running
• Arkansas Crime Victims Reparations Board awards $3.8M
• Judge closes hearing for Ozark boy
• Judge In Benton County Reschedules Murder Trial
• Boy, 15, to be charged as adult in death
• Study: Banks lose billions because of 2010 overdraft policy
• Walkers Donate $1.5 Million to UAMS Northwest
• Beebe proposes $163 million increase in budget
• Words Continue To Touch Lives
• Fewer Students Return
• Residents Honor King
• Police Target Tweeters
• Dozens Of Guns Stolen From Range
• DWI Court Opens Today
• Chapel, Dealership On Meeting Agenda
• RECORDS
• Buildings May See Retrofits
• Home Prices Up; Sales Down
• Other days
• Getting it straight
• Judge: School data from state adequate
• Teen’s lawyer files U.S. Supreme Court petition
• Jury fails to reach verdict in waiter’s sex-assault trial
• Beebe appoints 2 as UCA trustees
• Malpractice-expert law tested
• Explosive device found near road
• Neighbor foils theft of metal materials
• Teen hurt, officer not, as gunfire follows King parade
• Student Support Services Impacts Diversity and Retention
• Architecture School Association Honors Huber With Teaching Award
• Peabody Hall Earns Award for Historic Preservation
• Banks Losing Billions in Fees Due to Overdraft Policy Implemented in 2010
• Woman accused of running over her sister
• Grandma accused of taking baby extradited to Arkansas
• Video: Gun range burglarized, weapons stolen
• Area home prices up
• Updated: Police investigate shooting death of teen girl
• Law Aims To Reduce Sentences
• Pair Accused Of Counterfeiting
• Group Supports Dream Act
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• District Plans Survey
• Growth Necessitates Trailers
• More Than Maps
• RECORDS
• State among eight skipped by Obama
• NLR shelves plan for post office
• Other days
• Magnolia man, 44, drowns in pond
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Hot Springs college to ask voters for 2.2-mill property tax increase
• LR anti-violence tactics reviewed
• Parties closer in field of hopefuls
• Cities argue for relaxation of standards
• Police: Why was parolee free?
• Arkansas woman, brother aboard downed cruise ship
• Missing Arkansas man found dead in irrigation pond
• American art takes the stage at the Louvre
• Monte Ne Decision Postponed
• Report: Schools Among State’s Best
• Fayetteville Lauded For Volunteerism
• Cave, Spring Site For Karst Research
• Association Members Needed For Committee Vacancies
• Plaza Owner Considers University Gift
• Howard Will Speak About ‘Proliferating The Dream’
• Eagle Scouts Invited To Gathering
• Unfilled Jobs Require Skills
• Preservation Topic Of Chamber Meeting
• State’s Schools Score Well In Wrong Tests
• The state/region in brief
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Births
• Public Meetings
• Leap into the sea saves LR pair on listing ship
• C-130 flights in Iraq take turn
• Tax receipts in Bentonville on the climb
• Some area schools embrace pilot program for standards
• Designer brings ‘wearable art’ to museum staff
• Event helps occupiers see problems, seek solutions
• Arrest made after Saturday bank robbery
• Man sought in connection to SAU horse theft
• Ex-Vanderbilt employee arrested in Arkansas for theft
• Helder Seeks Re-Election
• Company To Lease Airport Space
• Advocacy Center A Valuable Tool, Authorities Say
• Man Pleads Guilty In Brother’s Death
• Two Sent To Burn Unit
• Pritchard Ends Year With More Cash On Hand Than Woods
• Worthen Seeks Election To State Senate
• Tontitown Man Dies When Truck Bed Falls
• Summers Outraises Hester In 2011’s Final Months
• Three Jailed In Connection With Growing Marijuana
• Parolees Jailed After Meth Lab Found
• Bentonville Groups Get Apps, New Website
• CARNEGIE LIBRARY: Judge checks out arguments on fees
• Five Held In Connection With Burglary
• Photo Session Embarrasses Department
• Hiwasse Prefers Gravette Annexation
• Power Line Problem Leads To Power Outage
• Committee Recommends Zoning Maps
• BRIEFLY
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• 2 Arkansas congressmen support merging of federal agencies
• Mechanic killed by falling truck bed
• Men arrested after meth lab found
• Jacksonville bridge repair to cause lane closure
• Lindsey transferring to Arkansas
• Arkansas Forestry Commission lays off more than a dozen firefighters
• Committee Recommends Zoning Maps
• Ross disappointed more not running for seat
• Two hospitalized after Springdale fire Friday
• Historic Rainwater gets modern makeover
• Wilson will remain at Arkansas
• Guilty plea in stabbing death
• 18,000 lose power in Benton County
• Man Reportedly Sets Building on Fire
• Man Accused Of Extortion Attempt
• MULTISTATE THEFT RING DISCOVERED: Elk statue tips officers
• Fire Damages Two Apartments
• Income tax plan allows lower rates for the poor
• Panel Seeks Explosion Causes, Better Communication
• Quorum Court Lets Election Stand
• Classes Hope To Change ‘Heat-And-Serve’ Society
• Meeting Will Discuss School Rezoning
• Man Gets Probation For Fake Robbery
• Election Deadlines Approaching
• Mascot debit cards a new option
• Main Street Rogers, Jensen Recognized
• Rogers Fire Department Announces Awards
• Woman Arrested In False Shooting Report
• Weather Extends Pistol Range Closing
• Board Agrees To Amenities Study
• CORRECTIONS
• Education Foundation To Honor Rogers Graduates
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Police make arrest in Fayetteville bank bomb scare
• Arrest made in extortion, fake bomb incident
• Authorities arrest Maumelle teacher on drug charges
• Gov. Beebe to call for more Medicaid, school funding
• UPDATED: Fire reported near Fayetteville radio station
• Sales, severance tax propositions not contending, says Moore
• Arkansas linebackers coach hired at UAB
• Car hits scooter, man injured
• Arkansas State Hospital interim CEO steps down
• Cooking Classes Return To Fayetteville Schools
• Police Investigate Break-Ins
• Police Corporal Resigns Tuesday
• Aging Agency To Assist Seniors
• Woman Charged In Robbery
• City To Pave Around Lake
• High School Plans Breakfast Event
• Nude Pictures Lead To Arrest
• City Issues Transport Contract
• State Hospital chief quits after report faults fixes
• Sunrise Tenants Move Out
• Group, Youth Bridge Award Money
• Mayor, Alderman Will Not Face Charges
• RECORDS
• Board To Start Outlining Amenities
• Beebe: Analyze forestry reports
• Schools join technology program
• Pea Ridge Park Announces Burns
• Creek’s data for EPA are recalled
• Chicken Cook Set for Saturday
• Mother sentenced to 40 years in child abuse
• Fayetteville officer under investigation resigns
• Federal court maintains ruling in Alamo case
• Judge affirms Yarnell’s sale
• Officials Asked To Reject Election
• Director Candidate Meets With Residents
• Device Not Explosive
• Council Considers Jail Fees
• Four Schools Receive Grants
• Library Schedules Workshops
• High School Seeks Science Fair Judges
• Sun Sets On Sunrise Inn
• Zones Unlikely To Shift Balance
• No Rope Swings In Bentonville
• USDA Office Set For Closure
• Officials Blast Annexation
• Official Calls Ban ‘Extreme’
• Second Murder Trial Set
• Man Gets 40 Years In Prison
• RECORDS
• Panel Proposes Options
• Police: Shooting Call Unfounded
• Romney adds win in N.H.
• LRAFB C-130 pilots shift focus from Iraq to Afghanistran
• Events, Service Activities Highlight Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Bank 'bomb' device nonexplosive
• McDaniel sues Jonesboro asphalt company
• Memorial service planned for slain Arkansas dispatcher
• Davis will return to Arkansas
• Benton County USDA Office on the Chopping Block
• Police say woman, 73, forced to attempt bank robbery
• Razorbacks ranked No. 5 in final polls
• 16 USDA offices in Arkansas marked for closure
• Look again at builder’s claim, lawmakers advise
• Grandma set fire fatal to 2, officials say
• On N.H. eve, Romney pays flak little heed
• Board OKs 4 charters run by school districts
• Bomb Scare At Bank
• Board Approves Charter For School
• Farmington School Bus Collides With Car
• Couple Pleads Not Guilty
• Panel OKs Old Post Office Lease
• Woman Accused Of Theft From Charity
• Other days
• Commission Approves Apartments
• Council Mulls Rope Swings
• Group Wants More Data
• West Fork Board OKs Purchase Of Netbooks
• Police Arrest Suspects In Theft
• Lions Taking Fruit Orders
• Zoning Talks Begin
• Prosecutors Dismiss Mennecke Case
• RECORDS
• Arkansas Education Board approves 4 new charter schools
• Fort Smith police make arrest after high-speed chase
• Bomb scare reported at Fayetteville bank
• DeWitt High School cancels classes after fire in principal’s office
• Boozman to visit 6 Arkansas counties
• Bike Trails Feature Art
• Group Eyes Old Post Office
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Association Names Services Manager
• Park A Hidden Gem
• Program Growing
• Off-Site Assessing Available
• Teens given bridge to independence
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Museum Gathers Traction
• RECORDS
• Composer’s life was music, more
• Other days
• Mississippi sculptor takes top prize at LR exhibition
• NW Arkansas achievers
• NLR to study animal hunts
• Youths’ project mapping NLR veterans cemetery
• Jefferson County officials rethinking cost for sheriff’s office facility
• Petition seeks to put new tax in city to vote
• University Libraries to Host Prescreening of PBS Documentary Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock
• Developing Universal Standards for Health-Care Data
• Chancellor Visits Texas Third Graders Who 'Adopted' the University of Arkansas
• Elvis fans celebrate his 77th birthday
• Betting On The Future
• Agencies cite elk in project to thin forest
• Springdale Sees Record Traffic Fatalities
• Foundation, Friends Group Help Raise Money For Library
• City Makes Use Of Armory Buildings
• Guides give depth on art visits
• Compromise Committee Starts Work Monday
• Road Crews Prepare for New Year of Projects
• ‘Lunabots’ aim for the moon
• Lecturer touts less tech, more nature for children
• Library plans public sessions with director candidates
• Kingsdale Club Renovation Delayed
• Association Names New Membership Services Managers
• Retailers Absorb Empty Space
• Debt a recurring plot at Oxford American magazine
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Schools leader: 8 shortfalls fast fixes
• Speaker race quiet, but role is weighty
• Volleys again ring out for Dodd
• Police: Arkansas man kills self rather than surrender
• Two die in Faulkner Co. house fire
• 76TH COTTON BOWL: Triumphant return
• School Employs At-Will Workers
• High schoolers open shop, learn skills
• Hunt Becomes City’s Fire Marshal
• Falling log kills Marble man
• Shrum Wasn’t Wearing Helmet In Fatal Crash
• Two Proposed Charter Schools Seek State Approval
• Judge recalls bonds, orders mental tests
• City, Employees Part Ways
• Police Seek Robbery Suspects
• Passenger in SUV dies in Van Buren accident
• Man jailed following shooting
• CORRECTIONS
• Library Exhibit Honors Aviation Pioneer
• School Board Members Review Rezoning Options
• Chaney Seeks Second Term As Assessor
• Association Names New Riordan Hall Manager
• Library Changing Catalog System
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Cotton Bowl Live Blog
• Fatal accident in Crawford County
• Inmates might pay for their jail stay in Garland County
• Obama says economy moving in right direction
• Georgia law student accused of spying has no regrets
• Supreme Court to hear case of Franky the drug dog
• Obama administration expands count of rape victims
• Fulbright statue tweets from Cotton Bowl
• Springdale police investigate robbery
• AP source: Auburn grants RB Dyer release
• Report: Unemployment at lowest rate in nearly 3 years
• Tyson Adds 60 Jobs At Tortilla Plant
• CHRISTMAS THEFTS: Breaking, Entry Incidents Increase During Holidays
• Bentonville Mayor Questions Ambulance Study
• Council Considers Alcohol Sales Tax
• Suspect competent for trial, judge rules
• Commission Focuses On Apartment Plans
• Man Arrested In Connection With Rape Of Boy
• Slinkard Seeks Election To Third Term
• Sex Offender Accused Of Being On School Grounds
• Huntsville High sends a number to elite schools
• Panel Advances Vicious Dog Ordinance
• Arts School Board Cuts Paper, Adopts iPads
• Schools of Key facing scrutiny
• Bella Vista Officials Continue Annexation Talk
• Man Sentenced To Eight Years In Prison
• Abandoned Tractor-Trailer Catches Fire
• Three Injured in Three-Car Wreck
• Adult Softball Registration Begins Feb. 13
• Planners Discuss Church Permit
• Rifle, Pistol Range Closed For Improvement
• Volunteers From Cotton Bowl Schools Have 'Great Time' Helping Mission Arlington
• J. William Fulbright Statue Tweets From Dallas
• Arkansas firm to pay $1.5 million in migrant worker pay pact
• House fire kills Arkansas man
• Authorities have 'person of interest' in death of dispatcher
• Obama’s defense strategy emphasizes Asia-Pacific, cybersecurity
• Tyson to add 60 jobs in Fayetteville plant
• Body of shooting victim found in Fort Smith alley
• Council Moving To Fill Shrum’s Seat
• County OKs Expansion
• Rogers Man Sentenced To 27 Years For Rape
• AMP Facelift Delayed
• Man Reportedly Threatens Woman
• Lake Drawdown, Dredging On Schedule
• Respected Teacher, Coach, Volunteer Dead At 74
• Suit Against Company Proceeds
• Firefighters Battle Attic Fire
• Four Businesses Report Graffiti
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Assault
• Residents Reminded To Assess Personal Property
• Injured Child’s Mother Arrested
• Huckabee’s finish the surprise in ’08
• Fire Chief Search Begins
• Firefighters Update Training
• RECORDS
• State’s revenue rockets
• Explosion Prompts Review
• Base ride ends early for colonel
• Driver Injured In Gravel Truck Mishap
• Northwest Arkansas Sees Uptick In Seasonal Jobs
• Council Approves Carryover
• Heating Bill Assistance Available
• Fayetteville Officer Arrested
• Audit Findings Prompt Change
• Recycling Numbers Up
• Womack Plans Town Hall Session
• Hospital Sets Work Start Date
• Thieves Burgle Cellphone Business
• RECORDS
• Law Officers Honor Shrum
• County Delays Joining Coalition
• Rezoning Request Approved
• Expert To Speak On Nature
• With Jan. 1 came batch of new laws
• Beebe to request forestry funds, but jobs still going
• Fort Smith to vote on sales tax use
• Tear gas fired in standoff
• Heart Association fundraiser set
• More SWEPCO suits unlikely, observers say
• Mega Millions
• University of Arkansas on Kiplinger’s List of 'Best Values in Public Colleges'
• Cotton Bowl Service Project Needs Volunteers
• $10,000 of cell phones stolen in Springdale
• Body is that of missing dispatcher, crime lab says
• VIDEO: Beebe to request $2.7 million to aid forestry agency
• Garland County authorities still await ID on body
• Blue-light memorial for Shrum
• Fayetteville officer arrested, placed on leave
• Santorum gets support from famous Arkansan
• High Hopes For Diamonds
• Owl Creek: Two In One
• Service Looks To Reach Farmers
• Highway Widening Slated
• Man Accused Of Injuring Child
• RECORDS
• County Permits Increase
• T-Rex Moves Into Neighborhood
• Businesses On The Move
• 6 in GOP run their last mile for Iowa nod
• UCA auditorium getting a facelift
• Woman’s body found in woods
• Education notebook
• Hot Springs couple files suit over yard
• Report finds LR out of step: Crime is up
• Legislative races still shaping up
• Garland club gunfire kills 1; 3 brothers charged in slaying
• Man, 52, accused of taking ex-wife
• Count 90,000 since opening, says museum
• 400 dead birds found in Beebe
• Athletics Gift Secures Band Uniform Fundraising Effort
• Hofmaier crowned Miss Black Arkansas
• Hot Springs police look for missing couple
• Fort Smith police looking for missing 24-year-old
• Two teens arrested after fire at Rogers elementary school
• RECORDS
• Low Scores May Prompt Concerns
• Christmas Tree Pickup Scheduled
• Campaign Begins To Restore Auditorium
• Libraries Go Digital
• Attendants Keep Eyes On Park
• School Scores A Concern
• Justice: Keep drama out of judicial races
• Teachers Laud Support From Parents
• Baby boy, first of ’12, comes early in LR
• PB set to build pier along Lake Saracen
• Shooting Reported At Club
• Animals will top Tuesday meeting
• Sherwood aldermen’s resolution criticizes mayor
• Centers lose volunteers for tax help
• Arkansan freeze-dries pets, gets TV program
• New Year’s closings
• Other days
• Hogs' Davis confirms NFL interest
• Officials: People targeted blackbird roost in Beebe
• Fort Smith hopes for Mitsubishi production in 2012
• Birds fall from sky again in Beebe, in fewer numbers
• Sherwood officer wounded by another officer's gun
• Amended petition filed for Arkansas sheriff's ouster
• Wild Weather Year Breaks Records
• Judges Work On How To Handle Social Media In Courtroom
• Private Clubs Increase In Bentonville As Restaurants Open
• Two cities kick off ‘wayfinding’ signs
• City Tightening Payroll Controls
• Officials back events center in Fort Smith
• Postal Workers Could Be Paid For Doing Nothing
• Springdale man’s legal battle over competency continues
• Gyms set rules for technology
• Hines Looks Back At 2011, Ahead To 2012
• Discipline, Respect A Focus At Holt Middle School
• Library Offers Free Computer Classes
• Centerton Begins Tree Pickup
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Obituaries
• Other days
• Caucus rivals going full tilt at undecideds
• 30 call for end to city’s violence
• School test results just part of picture
• Arkansas town wary of dead blackbirds this weekend
• Georgia man who met Arkansas teen online arrested
• Body found in Garland County
• Nigeria declares state of emergency over sect attacks
• Applicant list for lottery post grows
• State Capitol to get new wiring, but details hush-hush
• Bella Vista Alderman Shrum Killed in Motorcycle Accident
• Area agencies see signs of hope in fight against drunken driving
• SHELTERS SCRAMBLE Groups Use Creative Ways to Raise Cash
• Town still recovering after deadly tornado
• Teens Face Arson Charges
• Pair arrested for recent fire at motel in Eureka Springs
• Veterans Services Goes Electronic
• Decatur Bank Consents To FDIC Order
• Deputies search area of reported assault
• Ricky Ray Anderson appealing conviction
• No. 2 Gunn Has Big Year In 2011
• Medicaid shortfall to come later
• Killing of LR man city’s 6th in month
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Other days
• Preliminary hearing is waived in gun shots at LR mall
• Economic changes lead to 1st Last Night
• Arkansas-Texas Southern live blog
• UPDATE: Bella Vista alderman Shrum killed in crash
• Decatur Bank under FDIC order
• Teenagers arrested in connection with Rogers arson
• BREAKING: House fire in Fayetteville
• A SHELTERED LIFE: Communal Living Offers Safe Haven
• County To Relocate Offices
• ‘I Thought He Would Change’: Crisis Line Caller Files Protection Order
• Chief deputy clerk to challenge boss for county position
• Investigation Looks at Fire Chief's Work Record
• Class Aims To Debunk Historical Hollywood Myths
• Clerk Requests Flat Pay
• School District Reimbursed for Building
• No. 3 Fayetteville, Region Lose Big Names In 2011
• Joplin airport gets jet service
• Synthetic ‘pot’ seized at 2 stores
• Occupy Little Rock camp set up for the long haul
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Undecided Iowa voters pursued
• Infant care found limited in rural areas
• Charters get ‘slice’ of school lawsuit
• Domestic dispute leaves one dead
• Police study of shootings fair, city says
• Owner of Pine Bluff mall vows to upgrade
• Arkansas stores not on initial list of Sears closings
• Abortion-facility rule, tax cut among new Arkansas laws
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
• Last Night Party Plannned
• Appeals Court Overturns Tyson Ruling
• TOP STORIES 2011 NO. 4: Crystal Bridges Opens In Bentonville
• City Fire Chief Chooses To Retire
• City Crews On Alert For Snow
• Business Mulls Growth
• Car Crashes Into Restaurant
• HOPING FOR A HOME: Staff Cares For Animals Awaiting Adoption
• Range To Close For Improvements
• RECORDS
• Visitors Bureau Has Good Year
• Rogers Man Accused Of Kidnapping Girlfriend
• Fire Behind Jones Elementary School Ruled Arson
• Fast-backing car led to officer’s shots, police say
• Keep funding desegregation, state ordered
• Lax paperwork found at district
• Missing woman focus of search
• SUV crash kills Judsonia woman
• Eureka Springs chooses interim
• Sex trafficking subject of forum
• Springdale fire chief, suspended with pay, retires
• Arkansas-Charlotte live blog
• Arkansas home sales rise in November
• Appeals court issues ruling in desegregtion case
• Man arrested in connection with kidnapping
• Police: press box burned, cause suspicious
• UA releases partial 2012 football schedule
• Democratic senator to bow out
• 1 old bridge beloved, other seen as blight
• Parolee charged in police shootout
• Conservative leanings in the spotlight in Iowa
• Law allows raises, but Beebe says money short
• 2 wounded by lawman at LR mall
• Mega Millions
• Other days
• TOP STORIES 2011 NO. 5: Library Director Resigns With Big Payoff
• Three Men Accused Of Stealing Cigarettes
• Residents Remember Tornado
• Budget Could Grow
• Police Identify Woman Killed In Accident
• City To Dispose Of Christmas Trees
• County Checks For Asbestos
• Council Getting High-Tech Tablets
• Museum Starts New Tours, Programs
• FILLING A GAP: Facility Assists Women Aging Out Of Foster Care
• POA Board Petitions Due Soon
• Rogers Boasts Certified Teachers
• Last Night Fayetteville 2011
• Woman killed in wreck identified
• Small plane crashes in Baxter Co., no injuries reported
• Crystal Bridges draws patrons nationwide
• Consumer confidence index surges in December
• Sears to close as many as 120 stores
• State lags in online auto tag renewals
• Other days
• E-books evolve in LR schools
• Cooking Fire Damages Apartment Kitchen
• TOP STORIES 2011 NO. 6: Man Acquitted In Thornsberry Murder
• Shoppers Flock To Stores
• Rain Gardens Clean Water
• Officials Rule Christmas Day Fire As Arson
• License Mandate To Take Effect
• City Trying Panic Buttons
• Fire Officials To Scrutinize Masks After Injury
• KICKING THE HABIT: Addicts Seek Transformation
• Shoppers Hit After-Christmas Sales, Wait For Exchanges
• In Pine Bluff, theater takeover possible
• Scouts council for Ouachita set for merger
• Man, 37, charged in stabbing fatal to 2
• Blytheville seeks 1% levy to pay $3.2 million in taxes
• Officials: Success outlasts name
• Special events exclude trolleys
• State’s libraries see demand rise for e-book loans
• Library Leaders Look Ahead
• School Panel Forming
• TOP STORIES 2011 NO. 7: County Settles Harassment Lawsuit
• Longer lives cited in teacher-pension data
• LAWSUITS
• Paul tops cash list in state
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• More Students To Get Money
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Christmas Dinner Draws Hundreds
• LIFELINE TO TEENS: Young Mothers Find Refuge
• Firefighter Injured In House Fire
• Council Considers Raising STEP Fees
• RECORDS
• As Christmas arrives, worry turns to cheer
• Other days
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Institute hires director to rally donors
• Tyronza hopes to secure wall for Vietnam War vets
• Fern keeps geese away
• A SHELTERED LIFE: "One Child, Right Now" Shelter From Risky Homes
• Christmas Eve: Carols, candles inspire over 500
• Dog Who Vanished Found Seven Months Later
• Sitework Begins for New School
• Groups want ports on Arkansas River
• UAFS reaches out to Japan
• Bentonville Named Top Travel Destination
• Commission Making Plans For Interchange
• No. 8 City Moves Forward With Parking Deck Plans
• Holiday Christmas Card Raises $24,060 For Charity
• Holiday Christmas Card Raises $24,060 For Charity
• Chance To Play Santa Never Ends
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Huttig mayor faces suit deadline
• Jews help make day merriest at Little Rock shelter
• Lake Columbia project to extend ramp begins
• Christmas closings
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• A SHELTERED LIFE: Salvation Army Offers Warm Place in Hard Times
• Festive Christmas Display A Family Affair
• Alternative School May Lose Students
• Swimming, Skating Opportunities Expand
• Former Administrators Honored By District
• Practice Facility Construction Begins
• No. 9 Animal Shelter Deal Worked Out
• Official gathers names on alcohol sales
• Home robber leaves loot in trash barrel
• Postal talks continue with closings on hold
• NWA MEDIA BIG 6 VOLLEYBALL: Smith Finds Way To Lead Lady Tigers
• NWA MEDIA BIG 6 VOLLEYBALL: King A ‘Natural Leader’ On Court
• Forest-grant shift draws U.S. inquiry
• Firm doles out 40,000 free cell phones to Arkansas’ poor
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Mega Millions
• 2-year-old’s scars tell of heart, new kidney
• Police: Woman killed boyfriend
• Other days
• Arkansas investigator says teen's death accidental
• Former Arkadelphia coach Outlaw dies at 58
• Community College Seeks Washington County Expansion
• SHOPPERS ‘PAY IT FORWARD’: Secret Santas pay off layaway debts
• Complaints Change School Policy
• ‘Dinner table’ talk art curator’s goal
• City Begins Running Program
• Group Seeks Sister City
• Shoplifting Incident Escalates to Robbery
• Rogers Lawyer Suspended For One Year
• THIS WEEKEND: Meals, Gifts Planned For Those In Need
• School Districts Have Santa Wish Lists This Year
• Building Permit Process Simplified
• No. 10 Council Extinguishes Expanded Smoking Ban
• Rogers Police Seeking Man In Shoplifting Incident
• Beebe endorses plan for type of exchange
• Man Gets Probation For Animal Cruelty
• Two Arrested After Deputies Find Working Meth Lab
• Lake Brittany Offers Holiday Trout Fishing
• U.S. indicts 2 on drug, gun charges in connection with NLR death
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Arkansas-Louisiana Tech live blog
• Police seek shoplifter who evaded traffic stop
• Unemployment applications lowest since April ’08
• Wal-Mart to open in hard-hit eastern New Orleans
• Wal-Mart pulls formula after baby dies in Missouri
• Central EMS Adopts Budget
• Center Lane On Crossover Road To Close
• County Planners Hear Plant Expansion Request
• Moehring Candidate For Justice Of The Peace
• Postal Study Perplexes Some
• City’s Sales Tax Revenue Down
• Police: Driver In Chase Arrested
• SALES TAX: Fayetteville’s Revenue Increases
• TRANSCRIPTION ERROR: Goof Changes Sentence
• Man Sentenced For Sexual Indecency
• SALES TAX: Springdale's Revenue Increases
• No Developments In Hit, Run
• Park Commission Discusses Bid Overrun
• RECORDS
• Officials Joyful With Revenue
• Police Seek Robbery Suspect
• Christmas closings
• Father Hilary Filiatreau: Monk memorable for his tuneful joy
• All of Arkansas forecast to have typical Christmas: No snow
• Travel up: Weather mild, gas cost cited
• Driver who escaped in I-540 chase arrested
• Beebe taps emergency fund to pay trial assistants
• Cabot ministry loses holiday donations to burglary
• Sales tax news cheerful for Rogers, Springdale and Fayetteville
• Rain expected in Arkansas through Thursday
• Pryor says Luke appeal approved by Army
• Ex-officer who killed wife misses on clemency plea
• Springdale Man Gets 30 Years For Burglaries
• Police Nab Woman On Arson Charge
• Capital Murder Case Dismissed
• NOD TO BAKERY: Aldermen Name Alley
• ELECTION CHANGES: Commission OKs New Precincts
• High School Projects Move Ahead
• Bella Vista Fatal Fire Ruled Accidental
• Springdale Man Arrested In Connection With Thefts
• ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION: A&P’s Budget Increases
• Quorum Court OKs 2012 County Budget
• Students Sent Home With Gifts
• RECORDS
• ‘Talent Coach’ Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison
• Project Bids Over Estimates
• Harris Heads Gingrich Campaign In Arkansas
• Man Injured In Hit, Run
• LR airport commission considers name change
• Inmate stable day after shot by guard
• Area of airport redone
• Downtown off table for culinary school
• Arkansas-Eastern Kentucky live blog
• Pulaski County Sheriff's Office investigates armed robbery
• Heifer International combats US hunger with initiative
• One injured in Rogers hit and run
• Talent coach gets 20 years in sexual assault
• Arkansas forestry officer says boss knew of shortfall
• Fatal fire ruled accidental
• Police seek Siloam Springs robber
• Springdale students get clothes, food and toys
• State unemployment drops
• Man denied bail in PB murder case
• Prison add-on set to open in Malvern
• Getting it straight
• Other days
• Anglin To Seek Justice Of The Peace Post
• Officials Identify Woman Killed In Bella Vista Fire
• Four Jailed After Drug Investigation
• Annual Christmas Dinner Planned
• Thieves Abscond With Baby Jesus
• Residents Address Hiwasse Proposal
• Library Trims Finalists List
• Planners To Discuss New Junior High
• BENTONVILLE SCHOOLS: Board Delays Millage
• LINCOLN SCHOOLS: Holman Plans Retirement
• RECORDS
• Driver Eludes Police In Interstate Chase
• Martinez Named New Little Flock Police Chief
• WINTER WEATHER: Snow Plan On Website
• TURKEY PLANT: Cargill Recalls Workers
• LR arrests 2 of 3 robbery suspects
• Power Named Assistant Vice Chancellor for Development
• Driver escapes in I-540 chase
• Benton police search for would-be abductors
• Woman killed in fire identified
• US homebuilders less gloomy despite few buyers
• EPA report suggests asbestos exposure in Texas, Arkansas
• US online Christmas shopping climbs 15 percent
• Boehner: House will reject 2-month payroll tax cut
• North Korea mourns Kim Jong Il; son is ‘successor’
• Solar panels’ use by state up in air
• Decking The Halls with lights, sound
• Fayetteville Police Investigate Gunshots
• City Council To Discuss Annexation
• LAWSUITS
• Other days
• DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION: Armory Use Proposed
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Center Notices Schools’ Success
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• NINTH-GRADE SCHOOL: Officials Cite Success At Centers
• RECORDS
• Vernetti Candidate For District Judge
• COMMON CORE: Changes To Impact Pre-K
• New count appended to lawyer’s drug case
• College holds off decision on LR site
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• After hillside shifts, 3 NLR homeowners file suit over lost use
• Defense in fraud case set to begin today
• Leader of ASU: Alumni fired up
• Global Campus Offers Computer Training Classes to Enhance Microsoft Application Skills
• Working Holidays Part Of Season
• Fall Commencement To Boost Economy
• Volunteers Have A ‘Calling’ To Serve
• Bentonville Reworks Planning Borders
• Christmas Card Will Help Families In Need
• Students Benefit From Generosity
• Christmas Card donations a Community Gift
• Christmas Card Helps Students, Families
• Gas Odor Whiffs Through Tontitown
• Volunteers Sought For Cotton Bowl Service Project
• Christmas Tradition: Bentonville
• Christmas Tradition: Fayetteville
• Christmas Tradition: Rogers
• Expansion To Benefit Businesses
• Christmas Tradition: Springdale
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Once again carols chime on campus
• Ex-peers: Gingrich brilliant, mercurial
• Fall commencement returns
• Arkansas slips past Southeastern Louisiana
• 30 1-carat or larger diamonds found at Arkansas park
• Two centuries after New Madrid quakes, what's next?
• Arkansas-Southeastern Louisiana Live Blog
• Sentencing set in Arkansas-Miss. kidnapping case
• Snackpack Program Feeds Hungry Kids On Weekends
• One Killed In Bella Vista Fire
• Authorities: Meeks Had No Criminal History
• School Board May Delay Millage Election
• Longer Delivery Time Key To Postal Closing
• Postal officials field closure concerns
• Walter Case Ends With Probation
• Roofer Arrested In Benton County
• Police Searching For Robbery Suspect
• Home Sales Show Resilience
• Telecom Board Wants Clarified Code
• Demolished Buildings make way for Garland project
• Police Target Underage Drinking
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS: Washington County Schools
• UCA’s trustees name Courtway 10th president
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Mega Millions
• Tax-vote spending complaint dropped
• Other days
• Billing hubs face changes with mergers
• Woman in horse thefts now faces arson charge
• Myrtle Walter killed husband, gets probation
• 9th-grade center: Board may delay millage vote
• One dead in Bella Vista fire
• Siloam Springs Teen Killed In Murder, Suicide
• Faulty Translation Earns New Trial
• Residents Comment On Eighth Street Proposal
• Fire Department Gets New Engine
• Man Sentenced for beating aunt
• School District To Save $860,000 Through Bond Refinance
• Authority Commissioners Pull Salary Question
• I-49 ramps at U.S. 71 set for contract
• New trial ruled due to error in translation
• UALR, Benton pursuing e-commerce degree
• Justices rule convict can get new sentence
• Concert Tonight Honors Memory Of Professor
• Little Rock set back on River Trail grant
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Lawsuit claims 3 plotted in case
• Getting it straight
• Other days
• Court upholds merger of schools in Weiner
• The state/region in brief
• Volunteers Needed for Cotton Bowl Service Project
• Arkansas Alumni Association Staff Bring Christmas Spirit to Joplin
• Man pleads guilty to beating aunt
• Testimony ends in Myrtle Walter's sentencing
• UPDATE: Men identified in apparent murder-suicide
• Job market brightens as unemployment claims sink
• Retail sales rise, 'show a certain optimism'
• War in Iraq formally ends
• Death row inmate's sentence overturned
• Pension Board Approves Contract
• Deputy Graduates From 10-Week Course
• Postal Closing Discussed
• Police: Greenland Middle Schooler ‘Grazed’ By Car
• Man Faces Felony Battery Charges
• Arts Center Study Delayed
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Employee Accused Of Falsifying Records
• Bridges Seeks District Judgeship
• STRING OF BURGLARIES: Police Arrest Five
• SEEKING SPACE: City Looks At Buying Building
• Precincts, Polling Places May Change
• Progress Seen On Access Road
• MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE: Sentencing Phase Begins
• RECORDS
• MULTIPLE ACCUSATIONS: Three Men Arrested
• State highway panel fires attorney Wilson
• LR airport in line to obtain 2 advanced body scanners
• I-30 bridge on levy’s list
• UCA support grows for Courtway
• VIDEO: Malzahn introduced as new coach at ASU
• Three arrested in Rogers robbery
• Today: 5 Arrested in Jewelry Burglary
• 79-year-old guilty in husband killing
• UPDATE: Boy headed to school 'grazed' by car
• Malzahn introduced as new ASU coach
• Council To Consider Rezoning
• Leveling Work To Close Garland
• SEARCH AND RESCUE: Team Gets $250,000 Grant
• RECORDS
• SPRINGDALE COUNCIL: City Approves Budget
• School Board Changes Election Zones
• Post Office Delays Closings
• Man Gets Eight Years In Sexual Assault Case
• Council OKs Center Work
• COMMITTEE OF 13: Panel Endorses Raises
• Man Pleads Guilty To Filing False Report
• Range Work Delayed
• House OKs payroll-tax bill
• City Threatens Withdrawal
• Board OKs Building Contract
• ROGERS CITY COUNCIL: Aldermen Approve Budget
• Thieves plunder metals from transformer in NLR
• Ozark campus offers leader class
• Recycling at curbside is planned in Harrison
• U.S. judge criticizes LR lawyer
• New Program to Assist At-Risk Students in Northwest Arkansas High Schools
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell-phone use
• Man Gets Eight Years In Case
• Stolen Nashville bus found in Arkansas
• Arkansas wood carver Junior Cobb dies at 70
• Retail sales rise for sixth consecutive month
• Searcy voters decide on tax for bypass
• Judge moves trial for Trumann officer slaying
• Garland closed following bus accident
• 2 hit list of fiscally troubled districts
• Apartment fire damage estimated at $1.5 million
• ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION: Panel Eyes Post Office
• Man Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Complex Plans Get The Go-Ahead
• Construction Deal On Tap
• Candidate Forum Scheduled
• Motorcycle hits pole, kills rider
• Two Officers Graduate From Management Course
• Man Gets 10-Year Term For Sexual Assault
• Man Suspected In Child’s Injury
• ANIMAL CONTROL: Vicious Dog Ordinance Discussed
• Ex-Deputy Gets More Prison Time
• Band To Perform At Chicago Clinic
• Menorah Lighting Scheduled For Friday
• Planners OK Substation Expansion
• HEALTH CONCERNS CITED: City May Close Motel
• Manslaughter Plea Possible
• RECORDS
• State Park Offers Eagle Watch Tours
• Haynes eyes challenge at Arkansas
• 10 Year Sentence For Sexual Assault
• Former Minister Pleads Not Guilty To Sexual Assault
• Arkansas police increases highway enforcement for the holidays
• Former Deputy Gets 51 Months
• ADH receives $300K for public health programs
• UPDATE: Stabbing Victim Identified
• Supreme Court taking up state immigration law
• Huckabee to screen film in Iowa
• PB house that was Union Army base in 1860s gets freshened up
• Other days
• Food Service Business Faces Legal Issues
• MEETING FRIDAY: Compromise Sought
• ENERGY EFFICIENCY: Elkins Saves Thousands On Bills
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Barbers, Stylist Cut Hair For Charities
• METAL RECYCLING: Residents Still Await Resolution
• CAREER PREPARATION: Medical Program On Hold
• Police Seek Driver Who Hit House
• RECORDS
• Manhattan Transfer sets performance
• Searcy to vote Tuesday on funding issue
• Caraway to ask voters for sales-and-use tax for officer, upgrades
• Demand on the rise at state’s food banks
• State’s troops honored
• End of sports’ fee ties sought
• Arkansas Landscape Architecture Organization Honors Alumni, Professor
• VA Home Cited For Violations
• Lack Of Driver’s Licenses Alarming
• New museum to be touted across nation
• Man Reportedly Steals Car With Passenger In Back Seat
• Christmas good for hit tree farm
• ’11 law limits access to meds
• Residents Oppose Rezoning
• Three Killed In Two-Vehicle Accident
• Property Owners Prepare For Street Hearing
• Country Club Restaurant Lessee To Move To Highlands
• Rotary Club Plans Fundraiser
• Members Needed For Board Vacancies
• Christmas Card: Bentonville
• NACA Users Want Nonusers To Pay Director’s Salary
• Christmas Card: Fayetteville
• Christmas Card: Rogers
• Christmas Card: Springdale
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Fewer moved to state in 2010
• Oklahoma downs Arkansas 78-63
• Deputies recover woman's body in Jacksonville hay field
• Arkansas-Oklahoma Live Blog
• Iran summons Afghan diplomat over US drone flight
• Three killed in accident on NW Arkansas highway
• Sharing, Caring Makes For Happy Christmas
• White Powder Prompts Sheriff’s Office Lockdown
• Still no trial date set for accused killer
• Fire Chief Investigation Nears End
• December ACT Can Be Seniors’ Final Chance
• Harrison looks to buy complex
• County Asked To Join Water Fight
• Woman Pleads Guilty To $200,000 Theft
• Car Hits House In Accident
• County Prepares For Election Year
• Rogers Woman To Be Honored On Rose Parade Float
• Concert Honors Memory Of Professor
• Routine stays after arrest of principal
• Aunt’s 10-year term upheld for cover-up of girl’s killing
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• 6 district judges back fired clerks
• Mega Millions
• Ex-lawyer gets 10 years for defrauding 9 banks
• 122 assistants for trial courts face furloughs
• RESOLVED: Suspicious Substance Scare Locks Down Sheriff's Office
• Lewis sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Southern Miss quarterback wins Burlsworth Trophy
• Missouri dog food maker issues recall
• Wal-Mart discloses internal investigation
• Aldermen Consider Alley Name
• Service pulls 1,000 to JBU’s cathedral
• Conviction Overturned
• Prison program affords inmates, pooches new leashes on life
• Closing the Science Gap
• State Announces Nationally Certified Teachers
• County OKs Budget: Employee Raises Included In 2012 Finances
• Fort Smith chief says semi-automatic rifle matter nearly closed
• Alderman’s Comment Draws Ire from Attorney
• Ex-Missouri Officer Guilty In Shooting
• Fire Destroys House In Wheeler
• $1 Million To Benefit Museum’s Children’s Programs
• Aquatic Center Bids Higher Than Expected
• West Fork Middle School Wins $25,000 In National Contest
• Museum given $1 million
• Property Owners Approve Budget
• Christmas Eve Event Planned
• Coffee Event Planned For Saturday
• Rifle, Pistol Range Closed For Maintenance
• Shrimpman’s Yacht Club To Close This Month
• American Bar Association to Honor Cynthia Nance for Advancing Diversity in Law
• Official: Va. Tech gunman believed to be dead
• Committee says Arkansas clerk wrongfully fired women
• UPDATED: Va. Tech locked down after officer, one other person killed
• Arkansas court affirms $50M verdict for rice farmers
• In tweeting case, Arkansas court rejects conviction
• Texting by drivers up by half, study says
• Northwest Expansion Project Grows
• School Locks Down
• Discussion Focuses On Family Health Care
• City Suspends License
• ENDING MEDAL TAGS: City OKs Pet Ordinance
• ENDING METAL TAGS: City OKs Pet Ordinance
• Police: Fayetteville Man Beaten In Home Invasion
• RECORDS
• Roads To Close For Half Marathon
• Vandals Damage Fraternity Houses
• REVENUE SOURCE: Grants Concern Officials
• Library Board Plans Strategy
• Rogers Store Hit Twice In Two Days
• Garfield To Raise Historic Bell
• Top pay, schooling clumped in state
• Clifty business owner to run for House seat
• Museum to host Christmas Ball
• Waldron man: Had role in firebombing
• Dad of GI slain in LR says ‘Army left’ his son
• Ice on roads blamed for interstate fatality
• NLR resurrects campaign to transport WWII tugboat
• It's A Wonderful Life
• SoNA : Christmas Pops
• University of Arkansas Professor Wins NEH Funding
• Nationally Recognized Economists to Be Featured at Walton College 2012 Business Forecast Luncheon
• Update: No threat intended in lockdown text
• Beebe intends to grant pardons to six
• Pet microchipping will be required in Fayetteville
• Attempted Commercial Burglary at Dollar General
• Crystal Bridges, Louvre, will collaborate
• Pryor questions why no Purple Hearts for 2 soldiers
• County Closer To Joining Water Group
• Police Arrest Second Man In Beating
• Pastor To Pray In Congress
• Morningside Drive To Close Thursday
• Attorney General Seeks Restitution
• 2.4 PERCENT INCREASE: Council Approves Budget
• Test May Aid English Learners
• 1 PERCENT SALES TAX: Tontitown Plans Election
• RECORDS
• Group Breaks Ground At 21c
• RECOMMENDATION ADVANCES: Committee OKs Budget
• October Sees More Employed; Recovery Still Slow
• Officials Seek Increased Input
• Home Building Permits Edge Higher
• Float Winners Receive Cash Prize
• Open House Set For YMCA
• Tulsa man ID’d as body in pond
• Legislators dole out funds to 44 districts
• Three men get 15-year terms in drug case
• Fort Smith budget gets OK with center’s costs included
• Arkansas lottery predicts dip in money for scholarships
• Sheriff: No foul play with body found in pond
• Robinson won't return to Arkansas
• 45-year sentence in stabbing death
• Weber State hires UA assistant Smith
• Chavis wins Broyles Award
• Regional unemployment remains flat
• McDaniel sues Fayetteville roofing company
• Paul Petrino returning to Arkansas
• Police report many weather-related accidents
• State, rest of nation brace for postal cuts
• Off goal, teachers’ fund is told
• Man gets 25 years in woman’s murder
• Other days
• Woman Faces Assault Charge
• COMMON CORE: Tech Challenges Ahead
• Tree Removal Proposal On Tap
• Centerton Parade Set For Saturday
• Man, Niece Sentenced For Plotting To Sell Meth
• Finance Panel To Give Budget Final Review
• RECORDS
• TRASH SERVICE BIDS: Attorney Disputes Contracts
• Entrepreneurship Program Slated
• Man Reportedly Attacked, Robbed
• Office Closing For Holiday Lunch
• Group To Discuss Expansion Today
• Fire Damages Home On Cedar Brooke Lane
• CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT: Metal Plant Discussed
• Suspicious Box Prompts Bomb Scare
• GalileoScope Workshop Set At Hobbs State Park
• Susan Slinkard Appointed New Investment Manager for Treasurer's Office
• Arkansas Forestry Commission lays off 36 workers
• Two sentenced in bulk meth case
• Fire Damages Rogers Home
• Arrest made in SAU horse thefts
• Attorneys request more time in Arkansas murder case
• UAB introduces McGee as head coach
• Arkansas home sales rise slightly in October
• Police Investigate Springdale Robbery
• Rogers Christmas Parade Still On
• State dealing with rain, snow as system moves through
• Floods on I-30 get look
• Local Bottles Source For Insulation
• Library Hosts Pet Food Drive
• Theater in Pine Bluff saved by donations
• Boutique Hotel To Open In 2013
• AIRPORT COMMISSION: Runway Extension Eyed
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• NINTH-GRADE FACILITY: Officials Support Center
• Man Accused Of Raping Teen
• Strategic Plan To Be Discussed
• Man Reports Being Hit In Head, Robbed
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• RECORDS
• ADEQUATE YEARLY IMPROVEMENT: Schools Face Challenge
• COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS: Education Changes Near
• Other days
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• New Eagle Scouts
• Benton, Bryant look into 5% tax on drinks at clubs
• Arkansas heading to the Cotton Bowl
• Graduates to 'Walk' in University of Arkansas' First Fall Commencement in Forty Years
• RazALERT System is University's First Source for Inclement Weather Notifications
• Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs gets new tenant
• Hunters find body near Ozark
• President to host Kennedy Center honorees
• Obama calls Pakistan leader about NATO airstrikes
• Arkansas landowners can sign up for wetlands program
• Arkansas couple arrested after girl found chained
• Teacher Accountability To Rise
• Officials: Trust, Communication, Keys To School Vote
• Lowell Panel To Eye Permit For Recycler
• Project Demands Trade-Offs Between Goals, Planners Say
• T. rex, buddy set for auction
• Police Arrest Teen In Home Invasion
• I-540 tops area list of bad winter drives
• Holiday Parade Kicks Off Season
• ‘Dirty Jobs’ In Demand
• Families ride rails in Christmas project
• Roofing Scam Leads To Arrest
• Programs center on teen mothers
• Police Take Children Yule Shopping
• Ammonia Leak Prompts Evacuation
• Group Takes Over Mall
• College To Host Entrepreneurship Program
• MODEL STOREFRONT
• City Park Catches Fire
• Road Work Closes Central Avenue
• Tickets Available For Winter Carnival
• Young's 28 not enough for Arkansas
• COMMENTARY: Who saw this coming?
• Game Replay: No doubt about it
• Purple 'Dogs have their day
• Bentonville stunned in finals
• Fayetteville upsets Bentonville to win 7A championship
• Arkansas-UConn Live Blog
• Man gets suspended sentence for shoving Arkansas mayor
• Arkansas woman gets 31-year sentence for killing
• McGee hired at UAB
• Group to lobby against 188th cuts
• Car in Ditch, Driver Runs
• Jury Gives Rapist Life In Prison
• Member Seeks More Discussion On Ninth-Grade Center
• Family Files $3 Million Claim
• Man, 48, convicted of shoving mayor
• Student Broadcast Of Game To Cost $1,000
• Rogers Couple Arrested
• Rogers Man Sentenced in Cases
• District Wants More National Merit Students
• Ex-bus driver found guilty in 2010 wreck
• Old Wire Road Work Planned
• County Looks At Alert Systems
• Centerton Christmas Parade Postponed
• Walk To Promote School Trails
• Rogers landfill added to state trust fund list
• Jury convicts officer of killing Arkansan
• State ends planning for insurance pool
• More funding for colleges urged
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Police arrest 19-year-old in home invasion case
• School Bus Driver Convicted
• Lyle Cook Admits Kidnapping Children
• Police: Couple Chained Child to Furniture
• Jury gives boy's rapist life in prison
• Plans for state-run health exchange scrapped
• New buyer intends to reopen Yarnell's plant, trustee says
• Earthquakes may continue for years, official says
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Yarnell’s still in the mix
• UCA hits a snag on Chinese teachers
• State looks for revenue to rise in ’13
• Interstate Improvements Only Part Of Road Plans
• Private firms get 1st work on interstates
• State gets top mark for data collection
• Trial Begins For Man Accused Of Raping Boy
• Pension fund’s investments reverse loss, hit $967 million
• Man Reportedly Beaten With Golf Club
• Counsel suing highway agency
• Christmas Parade Salutes Daisy Anniversary
• SPRINGDALE: Police Ticket Owners of Gambling Machines
• Fayetteville Booking Fees May Increase
• Association Board Sets Aside Money For Projects
• Rice Seeks Election To State House
• Bentonville Advertising, Promotion
• Foundation Unveils Scholarship Money
• Bentonville Parade Set For Saturday
• Championship To Be Broadcast In Fayetteville
• Judicial Candidate Forum Slate
• UPDATE: Franklin County Man Not Found
• Arkansas revenue predicted slightly up next year
• Official: Buyer intends to reopen Yarnell's plant
• Robbery trial witness excused after admitting smoking marijuana
• Arkansas court speeds up review of execution policy
• Wal-Mart to pay for medical costs in syringe case
• Social media target NLR goose hunt
• POSTAL SERVICE PROCESSING: Center Could Be Closed
• Man Gets 25 Years For Rape
• Friends Shocked By Man’s Death
• Thousands To Receive New Voter Cards
• Sidewalk Improvements On Tap For 2012
• Work To Target Old Wire Road
• Tigers Send-Off Planned For Friday
• RECORDS
• $3 MILLION: Boy’s Family Files Claim
• YEAR OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Mercy Celebrates 2011
• Festival Of Trees Set For Saturday
• Officials Learn About Grants
• Wreck Sends Three To Hospital
• Body found near dam thought to be jumper’s
• Postal Service sets public meetings
• Bid snags to change GI death benefits
• Took part in heist in ’07, man admits
• State OKs $100,000 for driver of log rig
• Court decides art deal is good
• Arkansas-Mississippi Valley State live blog
• University of Arkansas Child Welfare Grant Celebrates 20 Years
• Upward Bound Grad Receives Maureen Hoover Award
• Beebe says to expect flat budget in 2012
• Eureka Superintendent to Retire
• Postal study: Closing Fayetteville center saves $5.9 million
• Fisk can share Stieglitz collection with Crystal Bridges
• Fisk can share art with Crystal Bridges
• UA waiving tuition for older students
• Monitors suspend director of prisons
• Event Seeks To Help Homeless
• Playground To Close For Several Weeks
• Drug Robbery Nets Fayetteville Man 40 Years
• Council Mulls Law Change
• Roofer Charged With Theft From Client
• Man Reportedly Beaten With Table
• State GI’s death stirs benefits-change push
• State Hospital’s plan to keep Medicaid clears hurdle
• ‘God Bless America' Concert Set
• One Dead In Shooting
• Hiwasse Residents Discuss City Status
• Students Will See More Testing
• JUVENILE JUSTICE CENTER: Building To Open Soon
• RECORDS
• Bears Topic Of Hobbs Program
• Law Enforcement Agencies Coordinate For Missing Kids
• DISCRIMINATION ALLEGATION: Cargill Faces Charges
• AIDS Day Events Set For Thursday
• MONEY MATTERS: Sports Park Bids Exceed Estimate
• One Book, One Community Committee Seeks Nominations for 2012
• Memorial Service to Honor School of Law Student
• Rogers Sports Park Bids Over Budget
• Half-foot of snow melts quickly in east Arkansas
• Labor Department: Cargill Discriminated
• Update: Names Released in Shooting
• Postal Service to hold public meetings in northwest Ark.
• Small earthquake felt near Hardy
• Cake decorator wins Christmas cake challenge
• State to get $1M to repair storm damage to roads
• American Airlines files for Ch. 11 protection
• LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICT: Board Talks About Cost Of Move
• Parking Permit Granted
• Barnes’ Defense Attorney Wants New Evaluation
• Judge: Give up officer’s records
• Lawyer: Robbery took years to plan
• No authority to move case, judge says
• Armed men rob two at LR Islamic center
• Vandals Damage Golf Course
• FIREWISE PROGRAM: Fire Season Approaches
• School Board Cites Growth For Approval Of Positions
• Helder, Threet Discuss Prisons
• State sees 1st snow of season
• Parking Lot Closed For Striping
• RECORDS
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• Other days
• Utility seeks OK to transfer control
• Police: No leads in LR shooting
• Repairs to close road in Franklin County
• Trapped hiker, book author brings his story to UA series
• University of Arkansas Waives Senior Citizen Tuition
• Autism Support Program to Help University Students
• Arkansas' McGee named Broyles Award finalist
• Entergy Arkansas files to join MISO
• Man pleads guilty to capital murder in Faulkner County
• Report: Plane banked, nose dipped before crash
• Teen killed in Heber Springs wreck
• West Memphis campus names building for Berry
• Stocks soar after big holiday shopping weekend
• Thousands gather to say goodbye to Uekman
• Few inmates get early release
• BUDGET VOTE: County Considers Security
• Officials Support Water Study
• Aging Firefighting Fleet Could Strain Budget
• Group Backs Decision
• Proposal To Annex Draws Criticism
• LAWSUITS
• Police Investigating Stabbing Incident
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Fire Department Awaits Customized Trucks
• NATIVE OF WAR EAGLE: Woman Fire Chief Unique
• Griffin aims to end lawmaker pensions
• RECORDS
• Other days
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Pine Bluff airport preparing for phase two of renovation plan
• Hospital facility haven for parents, families
• Dogs pile up at Sherwood animal shelter
• Drug still on police radars
• Texting part of new 911
• Honors College Funds Interdisciplinary Courses
• Southeastern Indian Artists Association: An Exhibit of Works
• Snow flurries possible in Arkansas
• U.S. food prices up 6.2% in year
• The Money Game
• New-car rebates make dent in price, but not in sales tax
• Low-Income Rogers Schools Score High On State List
• Gifts To Christmas Card Help Needy Students
• 99% of state’s fleet bought, not leased
• Soldier Perseveres After Loss of Legs
• 2 at Crime Lab carry scars of 3 boys’ deaths
• New Apartment Plans Emerge
• Annual Campaign Helps Children In Need
• Christmas Card Buys Supplies For Northwest Arkansas Children
• Christmas Card Helps Needy Children
• Wiffle Ball Tourney Fun Way To Give Back
• Bike Support Needed For Parade
• Leaf Curbside Pickup Starts Monday
• Compost Facility Out Of Two Materials
• Madrigal Event Set In Bentonville
• For 2 nights a year, kids get to chew the fat with Santa
• Litigation Stalls Foreclosures
• Education notebook
• Arkansas-Grambling State Live Blog
• Team finds no tornado damage from Arkansas storms
• Holiday Shoppers Hit Stores Even Earlier
• Fans cheer on Hogs all the way
• Recycling Center Facing Financial Problems
• Fort Smith police officer strikes girl with car
• Suspect fights extradition
• Candidates Support Inmate Work Program
• Bomb Threat Evacuates Walmart
• City Insurance Rates To Climb
• King of Green Forest to run for state Senate
• Gun Shots Reported
• Shelter Gets New Dog Yards
• Woodland Programs Benefit From Sales
• Holiday Shoppers Hit Stores Earlier
• Pre-tornado plan lets base exceed repair
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Mega Millions
• CORRECTIONS
• Mandates drive up state hospital’s costs
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• No. 1 LSU powers past No. 3 Arkansas, 41-17
• No. 1 LSU beats No. 3 Arkansas 41-17
• Craighead County looks for 3 jail escapees
• Arkansas-LSU live blog
• Walmart Bomb Threat Confirmed, No Bomb
• Community Shares Meal
• Free Meal Brings People Together
• Schools Transfer 144 Students
• Board To Tour Possible New Park
• Officials Look For Ways To Attract Crystal Bridges Visitors
• County Jail Addition Relieves Stress
• OFFICIALS: Activities Important Part Of High School
• Dance Team Wins State Title
• Study: Schools heed law to curb childhood obesity
• Service organizations dish up Thanksgiving
• Veteran opens challenge to Womack
• Hardwood tree museum planned
• U.S. high court to look at Arkansas retrial case
• Arkadelphia eatery gives disabled staff a recipe for living
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Thanksgiving closings
• Other days
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• School Reconstruction Steams Ahead
• PARKING DECK: Group’s Discussion Ends
• LOW TEST SCORES: Five Schools Face Audit
• RECORDS
• No Deal To Sell Bank
• LAND PROPOSAL: Annexation Worries Some
• Center Looks To Fill Needs
• Charter School Working For Grant
• Fire Destroys Pea Ridge Home
• District’s leader is suspended until Jan. 2
• Rogers Teacher Honored
• Sorority fundraiser to benefit Girls Inc.
• Crosses, signs target officials in small Union County town
• Following orders, state argues to keep school cash
• Additions considered for emergency services in Sebastian County
• New chief reaps program’s merit
• Pursuit ends in crash, gunfire
• Fort Smith trims budget after tax loss
• Area lotteries
• Families’ loving arms await GIs
• Fayetteville Half Marathon
• Alma man arrested for child porn
• AGFC shortens turkey season by two days
• Medicare chief steps aside in political impasse
• Petrino cancels all media availability
• Economy gets mixed batch of news ahead of Thanksgiving
• Police Investigate Home Invasion
• RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT: Panel Mulls Stricter Codes
• Man Arrested In Connection With Child Abuse
• Holiday Brings Thousands Together
• Center Design Moves Forward
• Bunch Announces Candidacy For Bentonville District Judge
• LAKE SPRINGDALE: Land Returns To City
• Council Approves 2012 Budget
• Golf Course Closed Monday
• Hiwasse Meeting Set For Monday
• RECORDS
• Winters Gets Life
• Prosecutor: No Charges Against Fired Captain
• Mega Millions
• Mather To Join Main Street
• Little Flock Grows By 80 Acres
• Holiday travel up, but air trips down
• Magazine looking for payback
• Hardwood Tree Museum planned
• Memoir author to speak in LR
• Arkansas-Utah Valley live blog
• Uekman died from heart condition, coroner says
• National Park Service awards $93K to ASU
• Scott County Declared Disaster Area
• Winters Sentenced to Life, Avoids Death Penalty
• State lodge to undergo $6 million renovation
• Knee injury sidelines Powell for season
• Alderman to Speak About Annexation
• Springdale Intersection to Close
• Arkansas jobless rate falls to 8.2 percent in October
• Nolan Richardson to Participate in Campus Conversation for Silas Hunt Legacy Award Program
• Arkansas lawmakers trade blame, hope for deficit fix
• Heavy rains, flooding close roads in state
• COUNTY SERVICES: Sales Tax Moves Forward
• Golf Course Begins Winter Hours
• School Bus Involved In Pileup
• Elkins Looks At New Report Cards
• Annexation Proposal Advances
• Woman Sues Facebook
• City Council To Vote On Budget Today
• Man Gets 20-Year Sentence For Making Meth In Store
• FISCAL FOURTH QUARTER: Tyson Optimistic For 2012
• Email Reveal Board Concerns
• LAWSUITS
• Rogers, Fayetteville Sales Tax Revenue Up
• Parking Lot Closed For Striping
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Rape, Assault
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• RECORDS
• Board Rejects Request
• Oklahoma State holds memorial for 4 who died in crash
• Sales Tax Revenue Down in Bentonville
• VIDEO: Schools to honor Razorback player Uekman
• Decatur Teacher Injured in Bus Accident
• Oklahoma governor to review flight policies by colleges
• UPDATE: Tyson Profits Fall
• Eighth Street Hearing Slated
• Arkansas troops slowly return from Iraq
• Group Wants School Board To Vote Again On Center
• Mom steps in, raises funds for new playground at zoo
• Campaign Targets Seat Belt Violations
• Three Annexations To Be Considered
• Other days
• Museum Library Open
• Orchestra Takes Shape
• Council Weighs Microchip Ordinance
• Blown Transformer Shuts Down Walmart
• Tillery Leaves Lasting Impression
• SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION: Board Avoids Big Ballot
• Officials Seek Revenue
• RECORDS
• New Eagle Scout
• Frank Tillery: Football coach stern but caring
• Filing states actions were needed, proper
• PB Catholic school is funded until May
• System audit details losses
• University of Arkansas Mourns Loss of Student-Athlete
• Fulbright College Names Communications Director
• New Oak Ridge Trail Provides Alternative Transportation to Campus
• Memorial Vigil to Honor Garrett Uekman, Razorback Student-Athlete
• UA player Uekman found dead
• Angel Investors Help Startups Flourish
• Dozens Take First Step Toward Citizenship
• Students Could Change Schools To Balance Poverty
• Report details terror of shots at courthouse
• Officials Satisfied With Appraisals, Appeals
• Research Supports Small Schools, Ninth-Grade Center
• Council Reviews Budget Plan
• After 24 years of growth, UA alumni director retires
• Time Frame For Monte Ne Fundraising Concerns Some
• Thanksgiving Meal To Be Offered To Community
• Centerton Plans Holiday Events
• VA Medical Center Gets New Director
• Madrigal Event Set For December
• BIRTHS
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Law on athletes, agents discussed
• Signers of pledge in a spot
• Questions linger over state redistricting
• 2 votes on tap for lake property
• No. 6 Arkansas beats MSU 44-17 in Little Rock
• Alamo in poor health, attorney says
• Arkansas-Mississippi State live blog
• County Reinstates Labor Program For Nonprofit Agencies
• Winters’ Fate Soon In Jury’s Hands
• I Street Work Delayed, Still On Budget
• Patrons Donate ‘Food For Fees’
• Rogers Schools See Diversity In English Learners
• Museum tickets going fast
• Gunn Agrees To Never Serve As Judge In Arkansas
• Fire Marshal Retires After 28 Years
• Man Dies In Interstate 540 Accident
• Benton County OKs Ambulance Study
• UA looks at putting brakes on enrollment
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Agency reports woes at hospital
• Man in crosswalk when bus hit
• Beebe to shift $40,000 to pay court assistants
• CORRECTIONS
• Boozman: Panel will find fix
• Fourth lottery official from South Carolina to leave post
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• Powell out with knee injury
• Arkansas-Houston live blog
• Thanksgiving travelers to see few lane closures
• NCAA opens investigation into Penn State
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Panel bans Gunn from bench but not TV show
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer
• Boozman: Debt panel will reach last-minute deal
• OSU coach, assistant killed in Perryville plane crash
• Early Thanksgiving Meal Served
• Winters Found Guilty
• Board sets bar of noise on track
• World War II vet turns 100, advising, ‘Keep breathing’
• 23-acre campus for homeless veterans approved
• Theft Sentencing Delayed
• Hutson Gets 60 years For Rape At Walmart
• Lawyer: Tweeting, Sleeping Jurors Cause To Overturn Murder Conviction
• Accident Shuts Down Fire Station
• School Board Approves Election Zones
• Study Shows Western Bypass Parallel to I-540 Necessary
• No Plans To Bring Square Wi-Fi Back
• Fishing Exhibit At Library
• Sparks Named Jail Captain
• County OKs Ambulance Study
• Board Holds Hangar Rent Steady
• Board Approves Rate Hike For Trash Transfer Station
• Dollar General Wins Appeals
• Centerton Plans Coffee Event
• Ice Rink Opens Saturday
• Jury Finds Winters Guilty In Bentonville Murders
• New Armed Forces Center opens in NW Arkansas
• Idaho man charged with attempted assassination
• Lawyer wants murder conviction tossed, cites tweeting juror
• Census finds reaching age 90 more likely than ever
• Joint Military Facility Opens
• Family Cooking Class Set Today
• Cosmopolitan Gets New Name
• Coroner Responds To Raise Proposal
• Woman Surprised With Van
• Lincoln Demonstrates ‘New Tech’ Model
• Coleman Recreation Center Opens
• Lake Ann Docks Close During Drawdown
• City OK With Protest Location
• Chartwells University Dining Is a Center of Excellence
• LABOR FORCE: Inmate Use Questioned
• Second Man Charged In Fake Robbery Of Pizzeria
• Retiree benefits cut off to 1 more
• INMATE LABOR: Groups Lose Work Crews
• LOCAL NOTES
• Property Owners Board Studies Budget
• DOLLAR GENERAL: Store Receives Beer Permit
• Association To Examine Past Due Accounts
• RECORDS
• Examiner Rules Women Strangled
• Season’s Final Barbecue Benefit Set
• Arkansas-Oakland live blog
• University to Celebrate Graduate Education Week With Workshops, Exhibits
• Supply Chain Research Center Sponsors Graduate Logistics Case Competition
• Football players, coach receive awards
• Climber who cut off own arm to speak in Fayetteville
• Aron Ralston, Mountaineer, Extreme Survivor, to Speak at University
• NBA players file antitrust lawsuits against league
• ’Wizard of Oz’ Munchkin dies at 93
• Secret Service says bullet hit White House
• Ex-pastor pleads guilty to fraud, tax charges
• 200 Arkansas Airmen returning from Asia deployment
• Police recover four horses stolen from SAU
• Traffic lights installed along damaged Boone County road
• Council Authorizes Bond Issue
• Official: Nuclear Plant Activity No Cause For Alarm
• Bent Grass Green To Perform At Washington School
• Commission Works On Budget
• 5 PERCENT SALARY INCREASE: Raises For Workers Likely
• RECORDS
• Orchestra Concert Set For Thursday
• Winter Volleyball League Planned
• ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION: Baker Pleads Guilty
• Leding Seeks Re-Election To State House
• Agency To Help With Medicare Enrollment
• THIRD-QUARTER EARNINGS: Walmart Turns Corner In US Sales
• Panel Endorses Raises
• County Touts Ambulance Study
• Planners Approve Project Requests
• Pension fund seeks probe halt
• 2 more apply for top ASU job
• Grandson Says He Knew Of Plot
• Accusation of slap gets Cherokee Village priest removed
• Deputies Investigate Avoca Shooting
• Davis practicing with Arkansas
• Battery System Stores Electricity to Release for Peak-Time Usage
• Guilty Plea in Illegal Immigrant Case
• Judge backs city, ends camping for Occupy protesters in N.Y. park
• Walton Family Foundation gives $25 million to KIPP
• UPDATE: Wal-Mart Results Show Turnaround
• Jurors in Murder Trial Hear Interrogation
• 11 states seek relief from No Child Left Behind
• Shooting Under Investigation
• Walmart Ends U.S. Sales Slump, Profits Drop
• Arkansas Alumni Director Announces Retirement
• First 2 charter-school bids fall short
• Judge to rule if dying words admissible
• Judge to rule if dying words admissible
• Planners OK Gasoline Station Plans
• Other days
• LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL: Construction On Schedule
• Suspect in two deaths refuses plea agreement
• Events, Groups Given Money
• Tour Planned For Recycle Day
• RECORDS
• Animal Control Issues On Tap
• Budget Discussion Set
• Comstock Announces Candidacy For Division III Judgeship
• Planners To Review Three Developments
• Bella Vista Planners Approve Building
• MURDER TRIAL: Testimony: Men Dug Grave
• Hobbs To Host Owl Prowl
• Horse-theft case has suspects
• Lawmakers eye changes to law for contractors
• Suspects say innocent in 2 separate killings
• Legislative panel: Alcohol board can’t alter laws
• Alumni Association Director to Retire After 24 Years
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes Dearest Letty
• Researchers Develop Runway Anti-Icing System
• Art Instructor Chosen to Showcase His Photography in Prestigious Art Fair
• Kansas official hired as Arkansas Medicaid chief
• A&P Awards $175,828
• Husband, wife arrested in Arkansas get defense attorneys
• Murder Trial Witness Testifies, Causes Disturbance
• Kansas official hired as Ark. Medicaid chief
• Supreme Court to hear challenge to health-care overhaul
• Habitat finishes building 10 homes in Joplin
• Upsets lift Razorbacks to No. 6
• U.S. road legislation falls short, say some in state
• Towns wage fights to save post offices
• Raccoon Causes Power Outage
• Officials Weigh Options For Track, Facility Projects
• Student Makes Perfect Score
• Parade Entries Sought
• RECORDS
• Schools Face Challenges
• RIDERS STRANDED: Transit Reimburses Family
• ADOPTION PROGRAM: Animals Get Second Chance
• Fryauf Seeks Division II Circuit Judgeship
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Poore Touts Science Concept
• Other days
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• LANDMARK: Parties Consider Hotel
• Meeting on Monte Ne is Tuesday
• Fire Damages Rogers Home
• It's A Daisy Parade Theme
• University of Arkansas Latino College-Readiness Program Awarded Grant
• Fowler Gift of $1 Million Surprises Friends with Named Space on Campus
• Researchers Characterize Graphene’s 'Disappearing Act'
• Missed deadline costly to Fort Smith
• Sexual Harassment rare Despite Lawsuit Allegations, Sheriff Says
• University Center Desires Streetcars
• Bentonville museum welcomes thousands
• Superintendent Pushes Student Opportunity
• Ambulance Service Examines Rates, Locations
• County Gets Clean Audit
• Springdale Cleanup Liens Climbing
• Bentonville Puts Together Rich History
• Apples, Livestock, Walmart Dominate County History
• City Sets Leaf Pickup Schedule
• Quake insurance becomes popular
• Lincoln Looking For Cat Colony Caretakers
• Second Pesticide Training Class Scheduled
• Breakfast With Santa Planned
• Bella Vista Planners Meet Monday
• Library Exchanges Fees for Food
• Families find museum has art that appeals to all
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Families take in new museum
• Arkansas-Tennessee Live Blog
• Walton opens Crystal Bridges
• Ceremony Marks Museum Opening
• Group Plans ‘Occupation’
• Schools Achieve With ‘Tweaked’ Scores
• Ceremony Honors Veterans
• City Remembers Veterans
• The Scene: Crystal Bridges Opening
• Groups Seek Event Funding
• Scott Seeks Election To State House
• City To Recycle Nos. 3 To No. 7 Plastics At Dropoff
• Benton County Quorum Court Boost Own Pay
• City directors begin effort to trim Fort Smith budget
• CORRECTIONS
• Firm owes $7 million in ’08 fatal rig crash
• Police: Drug suspect wanted husband killed
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Rail-car plants add jobs for Shale boom
• Mega Millions
• State honors war veterans at ceremonies
• Arkansas-USC Upstate Live Blog
• Arkansas jury awards $7M in fatal truck accident
• Crystal Bridges opening updates
• Museum’s Big Day Is Here
• Afternoon Fire Damages Duplex
• Clark ties security to economy
• Lawsuit: Faulty Drug Tests Led To Firings
• Donations flow to Newton County’s ‘adopt-a-car’ program
• Testimony Begins In Murder Trial
• Property Tax Cut Passes
• Man Charged In ‘White Powder’ Threats
• Harrison dumps trash plan
• Schools Recognize Veterans
• Pea Ridge Native Served By Petraeus’ Side
• Man Claims Indecency Charge Trumped Up
• Budget Vote Set For December
• County Panel Opposes Raises
• Avoca Couple Dies In Car Crash
• Berry Seeks Election In District 97
• Haney Appointed To Rockwell Museum
• Spectacular Celebrates Marching Band
• Police Target Underage Drinking
• Parade Applications Available
• Melissa Harwood-Rom Named Senior Associate Dean of Students
• Thank You to the Men and Women of the U.S. Armed Forces
• Chancellor Invites Campus to Celebrate International Education Week
• Fire Causes Extensive Damage at Duplex
• Arkansas farm penalized for child labor violation
• Opening Statements in Murder Case
• Auditors: Ex-lottery chiefs spent time out of state
• Police Identify Couple Killed in Wreck
• Yellville factory reopens, nearly 50 to be hired
• Remains found in Sebastian County those of missing man
• FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: Band Readies For Trip
• Man Accused Of Fondling
• LINCOLN FIRE DEPARTMENT: Insurance Rate May Drop
• Veterans Parade Set For Friday
• Councilman Questions Hiring Process
• Springdale Men Arrested In Child Porn Cases
• Members Get First Peek
• School Seeks Space
• Elementary Plans Veterans Event
• Voters Support Road Bonds
• College Slates Free Event
• RECORDS
• College Plans Veterans Event
• Arkansans describe supercommittee wall
• State raises bond reissue’s expected help
• Fired Heifer exec reaches confidential settlement
• Mayor Sets Town Hall Meeting
• Interchange Work May Delay Traffic
• Spotlight Shines On School
• City Events Gain Funding
• RECORDS
• Boys & Girls Club Hosts Annual Toy Bowl
• City Considers Additional Cell Tower
• Man Gets 10 Years In Prison
• ‘HIRING OUR HEROES’: Job Fair Aims To Help Veterans
• 4 TO 5 ACRES: Sheriff Plans Garden
• High-Speed Chase Lands Man In Jail
• Other days
• Real blood spoils Halloween
• Man’s treatment release condition
• Yellville man injured in fall
• ’79 conviction cited in petition seeking to remove sheriff
• Party: No fees increase
• Residential Architect Magazine Names Blackwell Top Firm in Country
• Gen. Wesley Clark to Speak as Part of Veteran’s Day Celebration
• Global Campus Art Exhibit to Celebrate Native American Heritage Month
• Wade apologizes for hit
• Guilty Plea In Sexual Assault Case
• Heifer International, former executive reach settlement
• First of 2 trials to start in Arkansas double slaying
• Deputies arrest burglary suspect in White County
• La Russa announces retirement
• Veterans Group To Honor Mankin
• PROPERTY OWNERS: County To Set Tax Rate
• UA System growth marks Sugg’s tenure
• LAWSUITS
• Opposition Meeting Outlines Plan
• Professor Discusses Alternative Training
• Other days
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• DOUBLE HOMICIDE CASE: Jury Selection To Begin
• Principal Wins National Award
• BIKING, WALKING: City Trail System Popular
• RECORDS
• Citizen groups help city, county officials
• Benton seeking tax-issue extension
• Sheriff turns to the public for donations
• Bond program to redo some roads
• New Pine Bluff facility in works for deputies
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes 'Medgar Evers: Mississippi Martyr'
• Vandals damage Missouri veteran memorial
• Arkansas judge weighs forced medication request
• Prostitution Small But Steady Presence
• Voters To Decide Program To Speed Road Work
• Students Help Restore Wetland
• Lowell Council Meets To Discuss USA Metal Complaints
• Deck Debate Mounts
• City Considers Efficiency Study
• Man Nabbed In 2008 Jewelry Robbery
• Bella Vista Lots Offered In Judicial Sale
• 6 isolated armories getting a hard look
• Bentonville Hosts Clean-up, Wins Volunteer Award
• Officials: Program In State On Target
• UA updates cheating ban, gains praise
• Livestock Winners Announced
• College Will Host Return To Learn
• Local Residents Earn Fair Awards
• Doctors travel circuit for kids
• Honor systems taken seriously
• Fire Destroys Rogers Home
• Range of youths excel in new plan
• Center Street Lane Closes
• Jonesboro installs permanent drop box for drugs
• Arkansas beats Vanderbilt 31-28
• Fort Smith wants new tenant for Whirlpool factory
• Peru quake destroys homes, injures dozens
• UCA to offer new master's degree
• Arkansas-Vanderbilt live blog
• Official Says Meth Still A Big Problem
• Students Attend Author’s Workshop
• Sheriff Candidates Offer Contrasts
• Opposition Group Plans Meeting
• Art Group Folds
• Schools Appeal For Better Scores
• Club Gives Students Hands-On Science
• Woman Accused Of Lottery Fraud
• Cutting language study from award called error
• Survey To Test Water Quality
• Parkway Bank Free From Regulatory Sanctions
• Business License Deadline Approaches
• Smallwood Named Top Educator
• Bentonville Scores 2012 Youth World Series
• Benton County Man Being Extradited From Kansas
• College’s Testing Center Makes Grade
• Toy Bowl Games Set For Today
• Square Trick Or Treat On Tap Monday
• State use of broker gets look
• 3 asked to hunt agency director
• Experience vs. Change In Sheriff's Debate
• New masters degree at UCA gets board's OK
• Whirlpool cuts earnings outlook, will slash 10% of work force
• 41 hospitals to join Arkansas stroke registry
• O.K. Industries in Fort Smith sold to Mexican company
• Director helping Echols in seeking pardon
• Cain Touts Tax Plan During Springdale Speech
• District Discusses Ninth-Grade Center Model
• Drain Pleads Guilty To Killing Toddler
• Cargill Recalls Some Workers
• Murals found useful in rehabilitation
• Greenway Request Denied
• Board Green Lights Property Tax Lawsuit
• Man Reportedly Kidnaps Woman
• College Highlights Careers To Stop Cyber Crimes
• County OKs Road Grader Purchase
• Bank Plans Sale To First National Fort Smith
• Popular Cain thrills GOP Lincoln dinner
• Farmers Try To Sell Out Final Market
• Police Target Underage Drinking
• Market Hosts Trick-Or-Treating; Gives Away Signs
• Waste Disposal Trailers Available
• Woman Took Advantage Of Elderly Resident, Police Say
• Goblin Parade Scheduled For Monday
• Oren Safdie Plans Rogers Show
• Nonprofit Group Kicks Off 20:20 Campaign
• Global Campus in Rogers Offers Classes for Certified Public Accountants
• University Libraries Awarded Grant to Digitize Neil Compton Film
• Rogers Teacher Wins National Award
• Whirlpool Closing Fort Smith Plant
• UPDATE: Womack Issues Statement On Whirlpool
• NCAA approves major scholarship changes at meeting
• Wal-Mart women limit bias suit to California workers
• Whirlpool to have meeting with Fort Smith workers
• Guilty Plea in Murder of Toddler
• Cain in Springdale for GOP dinner; tickets sold out
• Drug Drop-Off Events Planned
• Jury Acquits Douglas
• Fire Marshal’s Office Investigating Blaze
• Dog Parade Set for Saturday
• Group Discusses ‘Intelligent’ Maps
• Last Bulky Waste Collection Set
• Acquittal in ’96 slaying leaves 2 families in tears
• Man Reportedly Threatened Girlfriend
• Men To March Against Domestic Violence
• Boards Support Public Art Display
• Mobile Video Production Classroom Visits School
• Arkansas pair, U.S. settle FEMA aid case
• Planners May Rework Vendor Permits
• Lake Offered To City
• Special Elections Trouble Officials
• NLR police trail truck, arrest man in slaying
• RETAILER REFOCUSING: Apparel Offices To Return
• Judge: Pea Ridge Man Fit To Stand Trial
• City Tightens Precious Metals Rules
• Sugg Seeks District 88 House Seat
• New Campus Banners Highlight Investment in Academic Facilities
• Public Invited to Football Center Groundbreaking
• Rain postpones World Series Game 6
• Pryor releases holds on Treasury nominees
• Lake Springdale Offered To City
• Investigation Follows Skull Discovery
• Poll: Economy Tops Arkansans' Concerns
• UPDATE: Douglas Found Not Guilty
• Beebe says Obama won't win Arkansas in 2012
• Walmart Moving Apparel Back Home
• Dispute with Muslim workers at Tyson plant managed
• Pine Bluff shootings leave 1 dead, 1 injured
• Man finds skull in Sebastian County creek
• School District May Hire Compton
• DETACHMENT APPROVED: Springdale Cedes Land
• THREE INCIDENTS: Powder Reported
• Ex-Wife Takes Stand In Trial
• County Cuts Proposed Coroner Raise To $16,000
• Woman admits mail fraud plan
• Police: Stay Off Cellphones In Construction Zone
• Two in hospital after fall off trail
• Greenland Seeks Improvements
• Store owner cited over tobacco sales
• RECORDS
• Man gets probation for fatality
• DOWNTOWN PARKING: Council Set To Review Deck
• Jones School fix-up now at $36.6 million
• Cart Path Project Begins Next Week
• Pryor counters the jobs plan of Obama with his own bills
• Hauler appeals to public for pact
• Council Votes To Adapt Fire Stations For Future
• Ex-wife admits to keeping lid on ’96 murder
• Ten Years Since Public Launch of $1 Billion Effort
• Economic Worries Trump All in 2011 Arkansas Poll
• Evening Update: Douglas Murder Trial
• Springdale Vote Planned On Property Transfer
• Board To Discuss 9th-Grade Center
• No immediate FOIA changes expected after ruling
• Suspicious Substance Investigated At Siloam Bank
• UPDATE: Immunity Offer Discussed In Murder Trial
• UPDATE: White Powder Was Baking Soda
• Trial delayed for man charged in firebombing
• Jonesboro Unilever plant to give jobs-related announcement
• Wal-Mart giving $5 million to museum
• University Group Plans Meals On Wheels Benefit
• Deputy Prosecutor Drops Out Of Race
• Microchip Ordinance Tabled
• Suspicious Powder Found At Post Office
• Official Sues Mayor Over House Purchase
• Benton County Begins Budget Work
• Drainage Criteria Manual In Works
• TAX DIVERSION: District Considers Suit
• Bella Vista Approves Curfew
• Opening Statements Focus On Defendant’s Ex-Wife
• Centerton To Host Halloween Activities Saturday, Monday
• School Addresses Cyberbullying
• Pension system OKs less-teacher-pay shift
• Must leave park today, Occupy protesters told
• Council To Consider Records
• $210,000 gone, suspect’s kin says
• Coleman Dairy’s ex-leader dies at 83
• Woman Must Pay Damages In Theft Case
• August Sales Tax Revenue Up in Region
• Stream Focus Of EPA Mandate
• Willard Gatewood, Former Chancellor, Distinguished Professor of History, Dies
• McComas Awarded Fulbright Fellowship, Headed to Ireland
• Debt-Ceiling Battles Have Little Effect on Financial Market
• Shiloh To Open School In Rogers
• Sales Tax Revenue Up In Area
• UPDATE: City asks Occupy LR to move
• Flu clinics to be held in every county in Arkansas
• UPDATE: Murder Retrial Begins
• UAMS begins clinical trial of breast cancer vaccine
• Wal-Mart to take price matching to new level
• Latest salvo in Texarkana border war: Magazines
• ’12 time to tackle tax cuts?
• UCA home renovation deja vu for Meadorses
• Police chief to meet LR occupiers over illegal camp; won’t leave, they say
• 15-YEAR-OLD CASE: Murder Retrial To Begin
• Program Prepares Students For Future
• Prison Reform Law Brings Changes
• Officials Plan Forums
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• SCHOOL PROPOSAL: Opposition Speaks Out
• Low Scores Spur Change
• RECORDS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• 2012 Budget Balanced
• NW Arkansas achievers
• State opens asbestos abatement regulation changes for comments
• Annual benefit dinner to mark 25th anniversary
• Utility looks for tips to save
• Quakes rattled prehistoric state
• Shelter would serve children in 9 counties
• NSF Grant Allows Researcher to Study Element of Fundamental DNA Process
• Ozarks house to be among largest in U.S.
• Museum Readies Volunteers
• Freedom Fair Seeks To Educate
• Local Leaders Wary Of Phosphorus Limits
• Reports Show Candidates Raising Campaign Money
• City Considers Waste Changes
• Lowell Residents To Vote On Tax Extension
• Bentonville Outstanding Citizen Award Given
• Crystal Bridges Tickets Available To Public
• Alumni aid fellow grad of UA, a tornado victim
• Institute’s growth got it endowment
• Grooves on I-540 to help traction
• Take Steps Walk Will Be Oct. 29
• Trick Or Treat On The Square Monday
• Lake Ann Drawdown To Begin Next Month
• Bella Vista City To Meet
• Basketball Sign-Ups To Start Nov. 1
• 3 arms of law a 1-2-3 punch
• Battlefield medicine one course in 39th’s training
• Quick-action fund has few state critics
• Arkansas beats Mississippi 29-24
• Arkansas-Ole Miss Live Blog
• County Filled With Haunted Tales
• Man Accused Of Sex Crimes Against Girls
• Proposed Springdale Budget Includes Raises
• Suit Alleges Gunn Acted ‘In Bad Faith’
• Speaker Details What To Look For In Gangs
• Johnson Post Office Closes
• CORRECTIONS
• Poor Richard's Changing Focus
• Arkansas Art Trail to highlight sites across region for visitors
• Legislature Approves Troop L Move
• Officers Hosting ‘Cops On Donut Shops’
• Part Of Southeast B Street Closed
• Fayetteville Native Named Homecoming Candidate
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Treasury eases row over aid
• McDaniel spells out ‘cash funds’ policy
• Mega Millions
• Father, Son Accused Of Beating Panhandler
• State lottery hires LR man as fiscal chief
• DirecTV threatens to pull Fox channels in fee-hike dispute
• Adella Gray Will Seek House Seat
• Poor Richard's Changing Focus
• Legislature Approves Troop L Move
• Arkansas cake decorator to compete on Food Network
• Jail Inmate Arrested On Abuse Charges
• Arkansas lawmakers schedule meeting around Hogs game
• Obama: All combat troops leaving Iraq by year's end
• Proposed Springdale Budget Includes Raises
• Arkansas lawmakers OK school fund shift
• Pryor to release hold on 2 Treasury nominees
• Murdoch to pay $3.2 million to schoolgirl’s family
• Wal-Mart cutting some health-care coverage
• Burglary suspect shot by Boone County resident charged
• Chemical fire ruins North Little Rock plant
• Fire Chief Placed On Leave
• Proposed County Budget Includes Raises
• Police Investigate Reported Home Invasion
• Retirement Buyouts To Save School District Millions
• Voters to decide on tax increase
• Central EMS Considering Station In Eastern Fayetteville
• Greenland School Building Has Termite Problem
• Directors Hear Members’ Concerns
• Author, teacher shares dreams of beyond earth
• Brochure Highlights Local Foods
• Woman Cited For Felony Endangerment
• PUBLIC MEETINGS
• Lottery-site figures off by 90 or so
• Arkansans: Best it’s over
• Other days
• RECORDS
• Musharraf criticizes U.S. in Little Rock speech
• Officer loses bail bid for case on drug ring
• Waiting on North Little Rock tax vote, State Fair manager says
• University of Arkansas Annual United Way Drive to Kick Off Monday
• University Libraries Launch the George Fisher Digital Collection
• Lithuanian Dean and Legal Scholar to Speak at School of Law Oct. 25, Visit Campus Oct. 24-28
• Boats on 10-day flotilla to promote Arkansas River
• Fayetteville Police Investigate Home Invasion
• Siloam Springs football proposal fails
• Mo. Man Shoots Deputy, Kills Self
• VIDEO: Chemical fire prompts evacuation in Maumelle
• Springdale Chief On Administrative Leave
• UA professor being investigated takes own life
• Libya confirms Gadhafi has been killed
• BLOCK GRANT: City Solicits Feedback
• Low Reading Skills Tied To Poverty, Hunger
• Group Names Year’s Top Officers
• Bulky Waste Cleanup Provided Saturday
• Water Project Months Away
• SPRINGDALE ANNEXATION: Lowell Asks For Land Again
• Police: Man Accused Of Assault
• RECORDS
• Proposal Nets Concerns
• Help Sought For Center
• Mayors Visit Nation’s Capital
• Personnel Panel To Review County Pay
• Property Owners Board To Meet
• McDaniel filed late, says judge
• Grass Has Staying Power
• City Sells First Round Of Sales Tax Bonds
• Barbecue To Benefit Heritage Moms
• Smoking Rules To Be Enforced
• Study sought of judges’ bench hop
• Tour de Cure is Saturday
• Silas Hunt Legacy Award Recipients Announced
• Honors College Awards Teaching, Leadership
• Colin Beavan, Author of No Impact Man, to Give Public Talk
• Athletics Facilities Master Plan Unveiled
• Arkansas RB Walker out with stress fracture
• Plane makes emergency landing in Arkansas
• NWACC Kicks Off Anti-Abuse Campaign
• Washington County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Washington County
• Micro-loan program for Arkansas businesses announced
• Parks Dept. Will Enforce No Smoking
• Funeral to be held for slain UALR student
• Blackwell Projects Shortlisted for 2011 World Architecture Festival Awards
• Dean of Yale Law, Former Dean at Harvard to Debate Academic Freedom
• Fort Smith plastics company says it may shut down
• Bundle up: Freeze warning issued for western Arkansas
• PROPERTY DISPUTE: Council Accepts Deal
• Police Announce Enforcement Area
• School Board Visits McNair School
• 8th Circuit Denies Convict’s Internet Access
• Hunger Discussion Slated For Today
• Man Accused Of Choking Teen, Fleeing
• Turberville Promoted To Captain
• Black Resigns Post
• Police Seek Man Accused Of Rape
• School Districts Ready For State Inspections
• Man Gets 25-Year Sentence For Rape
• NINTH-GRADE FACILITY: Center Addresses Growth
• Police: University Professor Kills Self Near City Trail
• Man Pleads Guilty In Fatal Wreck
• Traffic Lights Being Replaced
• Child Advocacy Fundraising Campaign Begins Today
• Elm Springs Passes On Annexation Appeal
• Tree Giveaway Scheduled
• RECORDS
• Meeting On Sales Tax Extension Set
• LR National Airport, Dassault reach agreement
• PHOTOS: UA unveils $300 million facilities proposal
• Arkansas Medicaid director resigns
• Arkansas cooling down; freeze possible in Northwest Arkansas
• Bolivian Students Visit Natural State
• Chamber Celebrates Regional Projects
• Father, Son Arrested
• Open House Showcases Student Projects
• Thieves Steal Manhole, Water Meter Covers
• Board Finds Money For Thorup
• Man Faces Drug Delivery Charges
• Former Mayor Files Lawsuit
• Junior High School Receives Governor’s Award
• Lightning Strikes Police Vehicles
• Workshop Teaches City Health
• DISTRICT DECISION: Board OKs Ninth-Grade Center
• ANNUAL REPORT: Standards Prompt Concern
• Justices Of The Peace Endorse New Bridge
• RECORDS
• Webb Pleads Not Guilty In Cousin’s Shooting
• Federal suit filed against LR police
• Remains identified as UALR student’s
• REAL ESTATE MARKET: Region’s Home Sales Post Gain
• Agencies Form Response Team
• KC mom admits to drinking the night baby vanished
• Wal-Mart says China CEO stepping down
• Hearing Challenge ‘A Gift’
• Farm To School Program Gives Students Treat
• Arkansans bus to D.C. for King memorial debut
• County, Cities Differ On Costs
• LAWSUITS
• 10 Years Isn’t Always 10 Years
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• HEALTH INSURANCE: County Premiums To Rise
• Center Or School?
• RECORDS
• PLANNING COMMISSION: City Eyes Street Additions
• Fewer Housing Defaults Reported
• City seeks to connect with two universities
• Obituaries
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• Plane crash in Oklahoma kills 1
• New Eagle Scouts
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• School director to retire
• Fewer shaken up by Quitman quakes
• Panelists to Discuss Solutions to Hunger in Fayetteville Area
• Crawford County makes Halloween sex offender sweep
• IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon dies in wreck
• Western Arkansas post office gets closure notice
• Hollande leads in French presidential primary
• Four disabled adults found chained in basement; 3 arrested
• Mexico soldiers rescue 61 people held by drug gang
• Team investigates Missouri hauntings
• Anti-Wall Street protests yield arrests in Arizona
• Obama says King 'stirred our conscience'
• Woman dies in Marion County house fire
• Biodiesel plant may locate in Baton Rouge
• Town responds to request for cross removal
• ‘IT’S GOING TO BE SEMINAL’
• Local Group Joins National Movement
• Veterans Fly To Washington
• Police: Man Accused of Beating Boy
• Voters to decide on bond for roads
• Lane Closings Planned
• Fraternity home receives $3.87 million boost
• Two City Planners Serve In Military
• Local organization aims to aid military families
• Center is built but still vacant
• Teacher Honored For Work
• School Plans Annual ‘USO Show’ For Nov. 11
• Group Extends Gun Range Hours
• Signups Set For November
• Hearings Set On Arkansas Highway 265 Improvements
• Volunteers Needed For Litter Pickup
• Police Identify Fatal Accident Victim
• Stewart Bremner
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• Births
• Fayetteville man convicted of battery in officer's beating
• Arkansas man pleads guilty to death of infant son
• Bond reduced for Arkansas man accused of slaying son
• Campaign reports show disparity among GOP
• More than 44K attend first day of Arkansas State Fair
• G-20 considers boosting IMF role in eurozone
• First liquor store opens in Boone County
• Riot police in Rome fire tear gas at protesters
• BULLDOG ROYALTY
• DRIVER TRAPPED
• College Facing IRS Tax Penalties
• Board To Discuss Thorup’s Severance, Replacement
• Woman’s Bond Set at $100,000
• Police Seize Pot Plants, Make Arrest
• Man Faces Rape Charge
• Trail Construction To Close Garland
• Man Pleads Guilty In Walmart Snake Scam
• Senate District 1 Campaign Report
• Campaign Reports Show Senate Races Heating Up
• Reports Show Senate Races Heating Up
• Walmart Foundation Names New President
• Two Northwest Arkansas Schools Recognized By ACT
• Festival Carries Tradition For Many
• Bulky Waste Cleanup Is Today
• Audit flags absences of agency’s ex-chief
• 2 officers in drug case deemed a danger, held
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• Public Meetings
• Meadors’ $563,312 rankles legislators
• 74th tornado recorded in Arkansas this week
• Newton County judge returns home after accident
• Wal-Mart taps Gates Foundation for new leader
• Drug indictees fill court
• School-Based Health Clinics Expanding
• War Eagle Fair Opens Gates For 58th Time
• Letters For DaySpring Under Investigation
• Restaurant Brawl Trial Results In Hung Jury
• Springdale Man Arrested In Rape Case
• Fall break is a first for UA
• Runway Improvement Suspends Airport Operation
• County OKs Courthouse Security
• City Works To Beautify Cemetery
• Springdale Police To Try SUVs
• Brick Paver Work To Be Done
• Law Firm To Host Competition
• Fundraiser Benefits Scholarships, Youth Charities
• Coffee With The Mayor Planned
• Police search for fake officer
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• Audit report shows 2 overpaid at schools
• Students Prepare to Enjoy University’s First Fall Break
• Jurors weigh whether assault on officer was attempted capital murder
• Musharraf to speak in Arkansas
• High court sends support after courthouse shooting
• Hickey confirmed as US district judge
• UALR student reported missing
• Team USA basketball tryouts to start in Tulsa
• Alice Walton arrested on DWI charge in Texas
• Modern Research Methods Change Ideas on Early Hominin Diets
• After arrests, city quiet
• Police: Text Message Leads To Disturbance
• Historical Society To Honor Lamb, Poole
• RESTAURANT BRAWL: Police Officer Testifies
• Pet Expo Set For Saturday
• Library Seeks Film Submissions
• Public Tree Giveaway Set For Saturday
• Sheriff’s Office Recognizes Employees
• Young Adult Author Visits McNair Middle School
• Executive Director Departs Center
• City Tests Automatic Meters
• School District Needs Bus Drivers
• Library Plans Blues Events
• RECORDS
• Library Board ‘Tours’ Museum
• Festival Traffic Closes Offices
• County To Review Fisher Ford Bridge
• Team To Benefit From Barbecue
• School Seeks Transfer Accord
• Expiring Water Fee To Be Replaced
• $1 Million Gift Endows Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
• Researchers Study Ways to Prolong the Life of Implanted Sensors
• Improving Radiation Therapy for Cancer Patients
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes 'Worthy of the Cause for Which They Fight'
• Teen is Arkansas' first confirmed flu case of season
• Police to search woods near missing baby's home
• Maze mayday: What would you do if you got lost?
• Arkansas man held on $500k bond in death of son
• Blackberry troubles spread to North America
• UPDATE: Wal-Mart reverses revenue decline in US business
• Security Upgrade Gets OK
• Siloam Springs Man Dies iIn Motorcycle Accident
• Committee Endorses Road-Grader Plan
• Springdale Man Accused Of Rape
• ANIMAL CRUELTY CASE: Man Given Probation
• Arts Center Marks 20 Years
• Library To Hold Event Saturday
• Voters Approve Tax
• City Sets Property Tax Rate
• SCHOOL BOARD RUNOFF: Cowgur Wins Seat
• GIFTED AND TALENTED: Program Gets Review
• Johnson Names New Mayor
• City Gets Brand, Logo
• PROPERTY PROPOSAL: Boundaries Remain Same
• Gold Faces Rape Charges
• Traffic Delays Expected On Walnut Street
• Board Reviews Track Design
• Charity Group Announces New Name
• State Chamber: Education Key To Competition
• Aldermen Approve New Ward Map
• 2011 International Faith and Spirit at Work Awards Announced
• Trade and Foreign Investment Can Benefit Environment in China
• Nikki Giovanni First Speaker in Fall Distinguished Lecture Series
• School of Law Partners with Obama Administration to Champion Pro Bono Work
• 'Altered and Folded' Exhibit Features Books Made by Architecture School Students
• Arkansas lt. governor traveling to China on trade mission
• About 700 acres burned in Arkansas grass fires
• BlackBerry woes due to 'core switch failure'
• Israel, Hamas announce deal to swap prisoners
• South Carolina dismisses QB Garcia
• Court won't hear appeal in Buddhist murders case
• CDC official held in Georgia on molestation charge
• Nissan pledges $2.5 million to Habitat for Humanity
• Food banks seeing a new type of user
• Arkansas to pursue relief from ‘No Child’
• BUDGET COMMITTEE: Coroner Could Get Raise
• Commission Adopts New District Map
• Fire Department Plans Pancake Breakfast
• Former Teacher To Be Honored At Game
• Access Issues Again Delay Wedington Station Plans
• City’s Horticulture Lauded
• City Group Targets Tourism
• Area Sites Added To National Register
• County To Auction Vehicles
• Central Street Project Begins
• City Eyes Removing Voluntary Tax
• RECORDS
• SECOND-DEGREE MURDER: Drake Receives 18 Years
• Court Orders Parental Involvement
• Former Pastor Gets Eight Years For Theft
• Man Sentenced For Attempted Murder
• College Leases Building For Children’s Center
• Planning Group Tables Vote On Building
• New Boyer Fellow Selected for the University of Arkansas
• Fay Jones School Faculty and Alumni Recognized By State AIA
• Document outlines Missouri's SEC options
• Ohio's 'Joe the Plumber' plans to run for Congress
• Airline attack suspect relies on lawyer in court
• Hillis doubting future with Browns
• Stocks jump on European pledge to help banks
• Chicago woman gives birth after running marathon
• Mitchel named SEC Freshman of the Week
• No falling turkeys at Yellville festival this year
• After comment flap, Hank Jr. writes new song
• Netflix drops plan to split off DVD rentals
• Demand for iPhone 4S high
• CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING: Arts Center Benefits Kids
• District Seeks Rate Increase
• PACs extend elected officials’ influence
• LAWSUITS
• City Hires First Female Firefighter
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Taxpayers Have New Deadline
• Act Aims To Help Homeless Students
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• SCHOOL BOARD: Runoff Set For Tuesday
• RECORDS
• HELPING HAND: Block Grant Aids City Residents
• Volunteer Roundup At Hobbs Saturday
• Pritchard Seeks New District Seat
• Aldermen To Vote On Redistricting Ward Map
• Replicas of famed boats set to dock
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Workshop closed, tensions flare between theater faculty, president
• Columbus Day closings
• Arkansas Confederate regiment hailed in Virginia
• University of Arkansas Team Selected for National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps
• Architecture Students Win Fourth Annual Hnedak Bobo Design Competition
• University Celebrates Growth of Vol Walker Hall and Architecture School
• 'Journey Through the Decades' Homecoming Theme Revealed
• Deputy arrests two in N. Little Rock scrap metal theft
• Protesters camp out in Nashville
• 'Fast and Furious' subpoenas to be issued soon, Issa says
• Air and space museum reopens after DC protests
• Germany, France reach agreement on Europe's banks
• Miss. schools save big with energy conservation
• Connecticut gets tough with Amazon
• Jonesboro plant slated for sale gains new life
• Riots erupt in Cairo over church attack, 6 killed
• Queen Wilhelmina lodge to be renovated
• Quartet tries to restart Israeli-Palestinian talks
• Coast Guard rescues 8 from boat in Texas storm
• Ex-Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh dies in Chicago hotel
• Thrill-seekers to run with bulls in Arizona
• Gay rights advocate Paula Ettelbrick dies at 56
• Paul McCartney marries in London
• Rep. Rick Crawford to host trade meeting in Jonesboro
• Boardwalk to open at White River Wildlife Refuge
• Hot Springs man pleads guilty to ramming patrol car
• How Green Is Our Valley?
• Slow-Going Bond Program Doesn’t Hamper Officials’ Optimism
• Mule Jump Competition A Family Tradition
• Members Book For Crystal Bridges Preview
• Green Growth Has Been Hampered
• No Arrests In Assault After Eight Months
• Polling Places Set For Sales Tax Election
• Free Electronic Recycling Scheduled
• Despite recession, university hits goal
• Veterans targeted for vaccinations
• UA, Crystal Bridges partnership gaining steam
• Wreath Event Planned For November
• Foundation set to unveil focus
• Operation Renewal To Host Motorcycle Ride
• East Central Work Starts Tuesday
• Home health-care worker, 53, faces charges in death of 2 men
• Bella Vista Planners To Discuss Church
• Riordan Hall Lobby Renovation Begins
• Tanyard Creek Practice Center To Be Overseeded
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Computer virus hits military drone program
• Arkansas-Auburn live blog
• Hot Springs residential care facility shuts down
• Fort Smith call center to add 100 employees
• Political Event Aims High
• Immigrants Need Help To Escape Poverty
• Teacher Wins National Education Award
• Rogers Playground Built In A Day
• Veterans Court Prepares To Open
• Rogers Yanks Two Ambulances From Service
• UA breaks ground on Walker addition
• Teams to track child deaths
• Coach arrested in Clarksville
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Chief: Lottery, down 3, just fine
• Traskwood woman faces 2 murder charges
• Mega Millions
• Columbus Day closings
• Getting it straight
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• Area educator wins national Milken Award
• Monticello doctor keeps license after health-care fraud conviction
• Limb falls 60 feet, kills woman at pumpkin patch
• Teacher Wins Milken
• Mazda to stop making rotary-engine vehicles
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women’s rights activists
• Billy Bob Thornton's daughter gets 20 years in child's death
• Working Keeps Overstreet, 95, Wound Up
• School Robot Program Challenging
• First Friday Features Oktoberfest, Chicken Dance
• Expert Warns Consumers About Finance Fraud
• Johnson Council To Select Mayor On Tuesday
• Groups Endorse Extending Fayetteville Sales Tax
• Property Owners Meet With Engineers On Street Improvements
• Morris Seeks District Judge Position
• City’s Annual Tidy Up Offers Numerous Events
• Avoca Fire Chief Jailed For Civil Contempt
• Rogers Man Arrested In Connection With Child Pornography
• Barling officers: Taser needed to detain man
• Man Pleads Guilty To Sexual Indecency With Child
• Pea Ridge Park Announces Prescribed Burns
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• Public Meetings
• Lottery VP fired, 3rd exit in week
• Turkey-drop time: FAA eye is on sky
• No Charges Against Highfill Mayor In BB Shooting
• 2nd try at death OK, court decides
• Honors College Senior Presents Research at International Conferences
• LR's Apple Store burglarized hours after Jobs' death announced
• 10 OccupySTL protesters arrested in St. Louis
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to 3.94 percent
• 2 to receive honorary degrees from UA
• Dillard's sales up 2 percent in September
• PETA takes issue with turkey drop in Yellville
• UAMS conducting forum with biotech investors
• FBI talks with ex-UCA Foundation chief
• Two bodies found in search at home
• Decision Delayed On New Maps
• Most School Districts Post Gains
• Six Years Remain On Family’s Land Donation
• Court Denies Man’s Appeal
• College Night Set At Fayetteville
• Fayetteville Choir Students Selected For All-Region Choirs
• ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT: Parking Plans Progress
• Chefs To Raise Money For Scholarships
• Officials Wary Of New Fuel
• Rape Charge Dropped
• City Police Add Officers
• CAPITAL MURDER CHARGE: Judge OKs Interviews
• RECORDS
• TIGER ROYALTY: Homecoming Court Named
• MOUNTAINEER ROYALTY: Homecoming Queen Named
• Chicken Barbecue To Benefit Team
• New Law Targets Rules For Gold
• EPA seeks to ease rule on smog
• Two Chosen to Receive Honorary Degrees during Fall Commencement Ceremony
• Fort Smith judge cites problems with Arkansas FOI act
• Federal agency finds Ozark hellbender endangered
• Flu vaccine clinics set for Arkansas schools
• Fossilized dinosaur tracks found in southwest Arkansas
• Safety problems close Arkansas Tech facility
• No Fatalities Reported During Cycle Rally
• County Workers Prefer Raises
• ELECTION COMMISSION: Redistricting Hearing Set
• Aldermen Lock In Overall City Millage
• Group Opposes Sales Tax Extension
• GPS Leads To 10-Year Sentence
• Early Voting Begins In School Runoff
• ANNEXATION DISPUTE: Springdale Gets Land
• District Still Growing
• Enrollment at colleges increases 2%
• District Enrollment Increases
• County Requests Employee Raises
• Man Accused Of Rape
• Jury Rules In Favor Of Former Deputy
• RECORDS
• Man Faces Rape Charges
• School Enrollment Up
• Free Electronic Recycling Scheduled
• Woman injured in knife attack
• Cabela’s Store Work To Start
• Women’s Giving Circle Celebrates Milestone
• Large Field of Dinosaur Tracks Uncovered in Southwest Arkansas
• 'Altered Perceptions' Art Exhibit by Sean Fitzgibbon
• Iran puts University of Texas student on trial
• Apple unveils new iPhone
• Acxiom CMO appointed to marketing board
• Sex offender charged with rape, producing child porn
• State general revenue jumps in September
• Mayor of Johnson resigns, cites health
• Ark. post offices to offer cancer awareness stamp
• Oklahoma driller to acquire more wells in Fayetteville Shale
• Detention Center Addition Advances
• ‘FAMILY FRIENDLY’: Obscenity Nets Citation
• Ramay To Receive Governor’s Quality Award
• Lottery execs exit; interim head named
• Bella Vista Police Officer Injured In Accident
• Man Faces Numerous Child Porn Charges
• Lawsuits: Roofers Scammed Customers
• Water Fitness Class To Move
• Rogers Man Pleads Not Guilty To Rape
• Woman Guilty In Death
• Commission OKs Districts
• RECORDS
• Fast Pitch Softball League Forming
• ASU searches for next chancellor
• Judge lifts Dirksmeyer silence order
• School Bus Involved In Accident
• IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Road Work Meeting Thursday
• SUSPENDED PRODUCTION: Cargill Lays Off Workers
• Forester To Lead Tree Tour At Park
• No charter intervention, judge urged
• World Trade Center Arkansas Receives STEP Grant
• Cargill turkey recall results in 130 local layoffs
• Yahoo, ABC joining forces in news partnership
• Wall Street protesters dress as zombies in NYC
• 2 small earthquakes recorded in central Arkansas
• Bidding Complete On New Animal Shelter
• INDIVIDUALIZED SYSTEM: Drug Court Aids Veterans
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Ordnance unit combat ready
• Board To Review Millage Options
• County Prepares For New Districts
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Political Activists Tout Issues
• Kansas Motorcyclist Injured In Accident
• Other days
• 2012 ELECTION: Growth Prompts Change
• RECORDS
• NW Arkansas achievers
• City, county continue conflict over services
• Film creates buzz, gives Dumas, Stuttgart a boost
• Museum to offer teaching chances
• Directors told solutions for drainage not quick
• Joplin plans better school after tornado
• Historical Society Offers Walking Tour of Fayetteville Square
• UA Journalism Professor wins Arkansas Governor's Arts Award
• Fire destroys 131-year-old building
• Texas teen dies, accidentally shot by brother
• 27 international pianists to gather in Louisiana
• Freeing 89 terminally ill inmates saves Miss. $5 million
• Deadline nears to submit claims in Bayer rice case
• Ole Miss player death case now in Oxford
• Al-Qaida bomb maker not killed, official says
• Construction company penalized $60,000 for project delay
• New state laws restrict cell phone use in school, work zones
• EEOC will not pursue Sebastian County clerk
• Officials release name of inmate who purportedley killed self
• Poker Run Raises Money
• Bentonville, Rogers Workers Receive Pay Raises
• City Sales Tax Vote Nears
• New Standards Challenge Teachers, Engage Students
• School Standards Set
• Fall Cleanup A Success
• Plans Advance For Har-Ber Track
• Peabody Hall Students Sought For Event 
• Hospice facility to open Oct. 17
• RALLY BRIEFS
• Leatherwood tries to save lizard’s home
• Book Sale Benefits Library
• Aerial stunts highlight show
• Bentonville offers free mulch
• Website Offers Pavilion Reservations
• UA needs 108 more Hispanic alumni for society
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• Public Meetings
• Flaws seen in prisoner-records law
• U.S. pupil scores lag in global study
• Razorbacks rally, down Texas A&M
• Al-Qaida may retaliate for cleric's killing, US says
• Bill Clinton returns home to mark 20 years since WH bid
• Man accused of 2002 Conway slayings to return
• Arkansas Online: Jack-O-Lantern Contest
• Crews to repair Arkansas highway next week
• Arkansas-Texas A&M Live Blog
• Dirt Bike Fans Come To Arenacross
• New Hospice Addresses Growing Need
• Teacher Will Help Set Science Standards
• Employee Arrested In Pizza Store Robbery
• Rally Vendors Face New Charge
• Native American Museum Expanding
• Feed Store Keeps Homespun Feel
• Election Commission Plans Study Session
• New Judges Complete First Three Months On Bench
• RALLY BRIEFS
• Johnson Mayor Resigns
• Rogers Man Arrested In Jail On Pot Allegation
• Bella Vista American Legion Hosting Breakfast
• Bikers’ rally offers plenty for children
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• Public Meetings
• All are safer, Clinton says
• Mega Millions
• Follow tonight's games on our ARPreps Live blog
• VIDEO: Hillary Clinton: Al-Qaida threat remains
• US incomes fall for first time in 2 years
• Mountain View man charged with harassment for online post
• Texarkana teacher awarded $500,000 in discrimination suit
• Obama praises killing of American-born cleric in Yemen
• NWA Media introduces NWAonline for the iPad
• Hundreds Volunteer At Rally
• Lowell Soldier Receives Purple Heart
• RALLY BRIEFS
• Men Sentenced For Child Porn
• Arson To Blame For Church Fire
• Arkansas World Trade Center Receives Grant
• Beebe Touts Compromise Over Confrontation
• Garbage Disposal May Be Cause Of House Fire
• Panel Plans New Session On Redistricting
• School May Come In Under Budget
• Honorees Walk Memory Lane
• Group Plans Candlelight Vigil
• Second Man Arrested Following Robbery
• Traffic Signals Focus Of Annual Study
• Teacher Of The Year Finalist
• Madison County to raise new flag
• Panel tackles watershed issues
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• Public Meetings
• CORRECTIONS
• Workshops Offer Business Professionals Tools for Project Management and Strategic Planning
• VIDEO: Passailaigue, 63, says age factored into resignation
• $570k grant to help small businesses in Arkansas with exports
• Rabies on the rise in Arkansas
• Home sales in Arkansas up nearly 20 percent in August
• Federal judge denies retardation appeal
• Bikes, Blues & BBQ Gets Under Way
• LONG-RANGE PLAN: City Gets Recycling Input
• Monthly Car Show Set For Saturday
• School Construction Starts
• RECORDS
• Committee Endorses Redistricting Map
• Regional Transit Ridership Up Again
• Library Lines Up Programs
• UNEMPLOYMENT: Job Concerns Linger
• City Hires Building Managers
• Hydrant Testing Under Way
• Ad-firm ex-exec: Quizzed on UCA
• Little Rock is set to unveil changes to wards
• Airport chief gets free rein on new hire
• LR man sentenced in hit-and-run death
• NLR student held in attack at school
• 1st of 3 goes on trial in 2005 Hot Springs slaying
• Doctor wins suit against hospital
• Police: Clerk stole 174 lottery tickets
• Thunderbirds to fly at festival in Fort Smith
• New AETN Documentary Captures Mid-Century Modern Architecture in Arkansas
• Walton College to Launch Entrepreneurship Program in Panama
• College of Engineering Welcomes Record Number of Future Engineers
• Amazon unveils $199 Kindle Fire tablet
• SAT cheating ring under investigation; 7 arrested
• 188th Fighter Wing ready for Fort Smith Air Show
• Tyson recalls ground beef in E. coli scare
• UPDATE: Arkansas man gets 11 years for federal hate crimes
• Artists, Supporters Honored
• Council Mulls Tax Rate
• Police Announce Changes For Rally
• CAPITAL ITEM REQUESTS: Panel Discusses Budget
• LONG-TERM PREPARATION: Council Plans Projects
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Sexual Assault
• Fall Festival Saturday At Hobbs
• Senior Qualifies As Semifinalist
• Prescription Forgery Nets Man 30 Years
• Man Who Died In Fire Identified
• Siloam Springs Man Accused Of Abuse
• College Gets $5 Million In Grants
• Today’s Public Forum Moved Up An Hour
• Potts Resigns From School District
• BUILDING RENOVATION: City Council OKs Design Contract
• CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS: Officials OK Bond Sale
• Group Spreading Word On Common Core
• RECORDS
• Revised census tally finds fewer same-sex households
• Norville Tells Women To Go For Goals
• Polar Explorer to Speak on Environment
• New Patent Improves Speed of DNA Analysis
• Design Manual for Low Impact Development Garners Second National Award
• Creating Sustainability Model for Swine Production
• CDC to develop student concussion protocol
• Fayetteville wins seventh straight title
• Beebe unlikely to seek health exchange grant
• Authorities arrest drug traffickers in roundup
• Beebe names aide to economic development post
• Prosecutors seek forcing medication for murder defendant
• Missouri man killed, Arkansas man wounded in domestic dispute
• Hardin, aiding FBI, gets probation, no jail
• Fund for courts running out fast
• Events in the life of Luther Boyd Hardin, the UCA investigation and events surrounding it
• ORDINANCE REVISION: Move Of House Prompts Change
• City Presents Awards
• Investigation Of Fatal Fire Continues
• Fayetteville High School Ready For Homecoming
• City May Annex County Land
• Planners Approve Summit Plans
• FEMA To Provide Money For Street Repair
• Fayetteville Seeks Recycling Input
• Aldermen To Consider DWI Court
• FACED NO OPPOSITION: Candidates Lose Races
• Mason Hears First Cases In Work Court
• $14.7 MILLION: NWACC To Oversee Grant
• Liberty Bell Reunion Set
• Lowell To Host Bike Rally
• LAKE SPRINGDALE: New City Park Possible
• Report: Argument Leads To Fatal Shooting
• RECORDS
• 'Lifetime' Savings Not Most Effective Approach to Influence Consumers on Green Products
• Diversity Affairs Encouraging Local Students to Attend College
• University of Arkansas Professor Prepares Global Report Card
• Fayetteville man gets prison for document-fraud role
• Man arrested in Conway toe-sucking appeals
• Wright out 4-6 weeks with broken arm
• New-home sales fell in August for 4th month
• 4 to be inducted into Arkansas Business Hall of Fame
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• DRUG COURT: Camera Use Debated
• Biking More Than Fun
• Commission To Accept Funding Applications
• LAWSUITS
• Program Aids Disabled Students
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RECORDS
• DWI court seeks underlying causes
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Reports Agree, Differ On Downtown
• Program Tries To Buck Trend
• Activities Draw Visitors
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• Supreme court rejects killer’s appeal
• Eagle Scout gathering planned
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Journalists cite UCA reporting
• Clinton to attend ceremony at bridge
• Judge looks to offer help to veterans, not just punishment
• Better detection increases reports of state twisters
• University of Arkansas Walton College Announces 2012 Arkansas Business Hall of Fame Inductees
• Researchers Find Low-Cost Way to Reduce Emissions in Older Off-Road Farm and Industrial Equipment
• SEC makes Texas A&M move official
• Freed hikers say Iran held them for nationality, not actions
• Man has seizure while hiking at Devil's Den State Park
• Man dies in apartment fire
• Severe weather possible in Arkansas
• Athlete Nyad quits Cuba-to-Florida swim
• Students get $100 bonuses for test scores
• Play At Your Own Risk
• Cities Find Place In Public Art World
• Volunteers Take Part In Lake Cleanup
• Fatal Fire Under Investigation
• Walton charity goes near, far; high, low
• Work pays off at Frog Bayou
• Postal layoffs worry mayor, union heads
• Ball fields, water park seen from partnership
• Roads Ready For Bikers
• Animal Shelter Sponsors ‘Wiener Takes All’
• Council To Hear Appeal Monday
• Bentonville Main Street To Close
• Branchwood Golf Course To Host Fall Botany Walk
• State panel tweaks law to strike a 4-letter word
• Pryor seeks National Jobs Day
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• Projects’ low cost speeds road list
• Hogs swept away by the Tide
• Endangered ferret makes a comeback
• Man dies in morning blaze
• Inmate found dead in northeast Arkansas
• Drainage districts propose log removal from Cache River
• Arkansas Baptist constructs entrepreneurship center
• Palestinian leader rejects peace blueprint
• Millionaire convicted of murdering wife
• NASA satellite falls over Pacific
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• Tigers Maul Purple’ Dogs in Rematch
• Walton support of museum tops $1 billion in ’10
• Woman Turns Self In To Police
• City Shifts To SUVs For Police
• Record enrollment for fall seen at UA
• Drug Court Group Blasts Gunn
• Gentry School Board Candidates Face Runoff
• Man Charged With Animal Cruelty
• Grant Aimed At Hiring Minority Teachers in Rogers School District
• Elm Springs Road Bid $1 Million Under Estimate
• New County Districts Up for Public Viewing
• Eureka Springs rides get ruling, still buggy
• Public Defender Seeks Judgeship
• Public Can Help Name Schools
• Main Street Works Starts Tuesday
• Officials: ‘Pocket’ districts remain
• Cook, volunteer cheered for all
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• Fayetteville Police Arrest Driver In Fatal Crash
• Benefits center opens in Batesville, creates 100 jobs
• Child killed in accident in LR
• National group condemns 'Last Shot with Judge Gunn'
• Walton Family Foundation gave more than $1.2 billion to Crystal Bridges in 2010
• NBA cancels 43 preseason games
• VIDEO: LEGO sculptures coming to Clinton Center
• Woman admits charges tied to pawnshop killing
• WholeHogChat, Friday, 11 a.m.
• Volunteers Prepare for Rally
• Kids Will Benefit From Foundation’s Endowment
• PROSECUTOR MULLS CHARGING DRIVER WITH NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE AFTER CITY EMPLOYEE DIES
• Gunn’s ‘Last Shot’ Begins Monday
• Man Dies From Meth Lab Explosion
• Law Enforcement: Man Arrested For Faking Home Invasion
• Supreme Court Denies Rapist’s Appeal
• Runoff Election Near Big District Decision
• Har-Ber Band Raises Money For Trip
• Water Safe To Drink
• School Board Approves New, Revised Policies
• Floods Boost Need For Lake Cleanup
• Children’s Trail Tour Set for Saturday
• Housing Authority Looks To Uncertain 2012
• Yard Sale To Benefit Animal Shelter
• Exhibit Features Military Aircraft, Activities
• Wards Schedule Cleanups
• Kraft Foundation, KaBoom! To Build Boys & Girls Club Playground
• Historic Enrollment Growth Confirmed by ‘11th Day' Report
• Bequette out for Alabama game
• Five To Lose Jobs When Jones TV Goes Off Air
• City employee who was struck by car dies
• Former professor pleads innocent in shooting
• Fewer people applied for unemployment benefits
• Toe sucker sought in Conway
• Water Customers To See Few Changes In Budget
• JOYCE BOULEVARD: Crash Hurts City Workers
• Airport Officials To Look At Industrial Park
• Police: Pizza Employee Robbed At Gunpoint
• Percival Victorious In School Board Race
• Woods Seeks State Senate Seat
• Board OKs Carryover Policy
• Madison Vows Not To Oppose New Troop L Site
• High School Cheer, Dance Teams Hold Fundraiser
• Parking Deck Talks Begin
• Sales Tax Revenue Soars In Three Cities
• Junior Rodeo Set For Saturday, Sunday
• RECORDS
• INCORRECT INFORMATION: Google Makes Error
• Etherton To Be Evaluated
• Parks Building Adds Classes
• County To Mull Districts
• Barbecue To Benefit Heritage Girls Team
• Fire Damages House
• Man Arrested After Standoff
• International and Local Sustainability Events Come Together Saturday
• Grant Helps Researchers Develop Better Solar Cells for Spacecraft
• Foreign-Born and Native-Born Latinos Differ in Political Preferences and Perceptions
• No Impact Competition Under Way
• Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month 2011 at the University of Arkansas
• R.E.M. breaks up after 30 years
• Missing moon rock found amid Clinton's papers
• Pryor introduces legislation on clean-energy technology
• UPDATED: Two charged in wreck that injured city street crew
• Lottery's VPs want to stay
• Americans freed from prison leave Iran
• Hackers believed to take $37K from library account
• City Council Takes Time With New Ward Maps
• Butterfly House Touts Education
• Committee Hears Requests
• No Decision Yet In School Board Race
• Sheriff: Courthouse Security Second To None
• Library To Hold Film Screening, Book Forum
• $10 Million Endowment To Fund Museum Visits
• Redistricting Nears End
• 4.6 MILLS: Elkins Project Approved
• Prosecutors Dismiss Charge
• Murder Trial Delayed
• SCHOOL DISTRICT: Ownbey Elected To Board
• Officials: Detour Up Too Early
• DON TYSON PARKWAY: Interchange May Limit Access
• SCHOOL POSITIONS: Board Race Heads To Runoff
• Report Identifies Region’s Needs
• Police To Conduct Shooting Exercises
• Rogers Man Accused Of Rape
• RECORDS
• Hobbs Celebrates Public Lands Day
• Workshop Helps Employers with Legal Concerns in Employee, Workplace Issues
• Fine Arts Gallery to Present Exhibition by World-Renowned Artist Mark Dion
• Abby Burnett to Speak on Death and Burial Customs in the Ozarks
• Portal to the Point Design Competition Aimed at Generating Innovative Ideas
• Hispanic Heritage Month Series: Pulliza Leading Volleyball into New Era
• NWA Economy Outpacing Similar Areas
• Tyson Fresh Meats settles sex-bias cases
• UALR gets $1.15 million gift
• Pet macaw attacked robbers, Fort Smith man says
• State of the Region Report Shows Bright Economy, Areas Where Competitiveness Lags
• Reynolds Named Deputy Chief
• Passailaigue resigns from lottery post
• Sheriff’s Captain Finishes FBI Training
• Highway Department Markets Historic Bridge
• Man Gets 50 Years For Selling Meth
• 3 judges hear case on state’s school aid
• ARSON SUSPECT: Fire Leads To Arrest
• Judge rejects suit against NLR, airport
• Fayetteville, Elkins School Elections Today
• Fayetteville To Host National Conference
• Prosecutors won’t seek death for murder suspect
• Test Scores Improving In Lincoln Schools, Administrator Says
• Birkes Pleads Not Guilty
• Man Dies From Being Struck by Truck on Interstate
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Child Porn Charges
• PURCHASE PLANS: County Eyes Vehicles
• PARKING LOT PROBLEMS: Nightclub Causes Concern
• Committee To Review Courthouse Safety
• School Elections Set For Today
• Woman Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
• University of Arkansas Offers Four Fall ACT Prep Classes in Fayetteville and Rogers
• Future Smart Phone App May Diagnose Nitrogen Needs in Corn Leaves
• Tyson settles suit with workers in 12 states
• Fayetteville woman burned boyfriend, deputies say
• Passailaigue stepping down as lottery director
• Lottery commission goes into executive session
• Cat returns home 5 months after Vilonia tornado
• Police: Man Threatens Officers With Paint Gun
• Other days
• ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT: Parking Plan Progresses
• Elkins Voters Head To Polls To Decide Future Of New High School
• Library Plans Move Forward
• New Fire Truck Now In Service
• SCHOOLS: District Plans Budget
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Food Trucks Arrive Downtown
• RECORDS
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• BUSINESS ACTIVITY: Areas Flourish, Struggle
• Filings Decrease In Area
• Railroad absolved in Beebe flood trial
• New Eagle Scouts
• No comments filed on abortion law
• Fans come together over layover at Walnut Ridge by The Beatles
• Little Rock church presses forward after robbery
• ‘Closet’ offers free clothing
• Researchers Link DNA to Nanostructures
• University of Arkansas Unveils Delta Schools College Completion Consortium
• University of Arkansas Receives Check From NanoMech
• Nanoscale Building Dedicated on University of Arkansas Campus
• ALPFA Institute Created at Walton College
• Desert search resumes for missing mom
• 'Lion King' 3-D roars with $29.3M opening
• Bloodstream infections could be sign of colon cancer, study says
• UPDATE: Yemeni forces open fire on protesters, kill 26
• Florida gunman shoots 3, taken into custody
• Bill Clinton says Cheney trying to cause mischief
• Obama to present debt reduction package Monday
• Boehner say US must be strong ally to Israel
• Trucker killed at least 3 women across the South, police say
• Economic Expectations High For New Museum
• Panelists Weigh In On Economy
• ‘Work Court’ Offers Path Out Of Financial Burden
• Greenway Wants Prison Sentence Reduced
• Woman Reportedly Lights Boyfriend On Fire
• School Board Election Tuesday
• John Brown University Tops Region
• Flu Shots Available To Veterans
• POLLING PLACES
• Explore And Discover Looks To Fill Openings
• Lincoln High modernizes using ‘New Tech’ model
• FEMA relief gets counties back on track
• Judge rejects challenge to prescription drug suit
• Teens have own space at Level 4
• Disaster shower to restock area
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• NW Arkansas Births
• Expense claims spark some flak
• Law opening tap on fluoride
• Area Directors -Giving Peace to Children
• Obama seeks new tax rate for wealthy
• Missing Jonesboro woman turns herself in to police
• St. Louis Zoo to study connections between animal and human health
• Small blast near Taj Mahal injures 6
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies at 51
• Ted Kennedy's eldest daughter dies at 51
• Teens face bomb threat charges
• Arkansas cities hit record low maximum temperatures
• Hampton woman is Rural Teacher of the Year
• Arkansas-Troy Live Blog
• Natural Gas Leak Forces Some To Evacuate
• Fire Damages Centerton Church
• Man Hit While Changing Tire
• Fish Kill At Lake ‘Minor,’ Biologist Says
• Anger cited in divorce details
• UA dedicates ‘world class’ nano facility
• Arrests Made in Stabbings, Robbery
• UAMS hospital loss reported at $500,000
• Service Considers Closing Postal Processing Plant
• Ambulance Changes Eyed
• Lawmakers Expect Approval Of State Police Site In Lowell
• Candidates Vie For Position One On School Board
• Shelter Finds 71 Dogs Homes
• Analyst: Region Needs To Invest In Future Now
• Lincoln Officials Consider Cat Colony
• Institute To Boost Latino Leadership
• Tennis Event Planned For Sunday
• Rummage Sale Pushed Back
• BRIEFLY
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Bioethicist challenges Bachmann on vaccine claim
• Jury in Sheley trial go home for the weekend
• Natural Gas Leak In Downtown Bentonville
• Arkansas unemployment rate rises to 8.3 percent
• WholeHogChat, Friday, 11 a.m.
• Attorney hid during shootout
• December Groundbreaking Planned For 21c
• August Homes Sales Jump
• Attorneys Want Winters’ Interviews Suppressed
• Residents Expect Widening Arkansas 264 To Change Rural Feel
• Mayor, Students Dedicate School Garden
• Bella Vista Man Dies From Injuries In Wreck
• Bank Wants Hangar On Airport Property
• School Board Candidates Attend Forum
• Bentonville Candidates Vie For School Board Position 2
• Bellview Named Blue Ribbon School
• School District Projects Flat Budget
• Road Work To Begin At Airport
• Fire Academy Enrollment Open
• Traffic Light Work May Cause Delays
• Rogers Hosts Downtown Conference
• Army Training Open To Public Tonight
• New Technology Committee Meets Monday
• Fayetteville Airport Projects Take Off
• Wright, Bequette out for Troy game
• Rogers School Receives Blue Ribbon Designation
• AP scores up among Arkansas test takers
• The Oklahoman newspaper, assets to be sold
• Hot Springs among potential postal facility cuts
• Obama to award Medal of Honor to former Marine
• Want a big bridge? For LR span, state finding no takers
• Police Discover Car Break-Ins On Campus
• Board Joins Students For Meal
• WASHINGTON COUNTY COURTS: Security On Judges’ Minds
• Properties See Smoking Problems
• Teen Program Members Announced
• Police Say Man Beat Woman With Metal Rod
• XNA Parking Lots To Close
• RECORDS
• Former Mayor Files Lawsuit
• Haunted Houses Given Mandate
• Fite Seeks State House Post
• Rogers Woman Wants Lawsuit Dismissed
• Chicken To Benefit Heritage Basketball
• Ex-Employee Says Allens Laid Off Workers
• $135.4 MILLION CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT: City Readies Projects
• Affluent passed Little Rock tax, analysis shows
• Ex-school boss pleads guilty, fined $500
• Homeowners testify in flood-damage suit against Union Pacific
• Another UCA group pushes for recusal
• Walton College Once Again Ranked Among Top 50 Business Schools
• Nanoscale Material Science and Engineering Building Dedication Set for Friday
• West Texas teen girl accused of faking cancer
• Storm center charts tornado trends in Arkansas
• Ban proposed on electronic cigarattes on planes
• UPDATE: Immediate steps taken to secure Van Buren courthouse
• Poverty rate rises to 16.9% in South
• Early Voting In School Elections Begins
• Police Charge Man In Robbery
• Voters Say ‘Yes’ To Projects
• Council Tables Street Changes
• Locals Remember Leader
• Author Visits Middle School
• Home Catches Fire
• COUNTY BUDGET: Revenue Projection Down
• 158 MILLION: District OKs Budget
• Book Club To Meet Sunday
• Springdale Stabbing Leads To Arrest
• POLICE HEADQUARTERS: New Space Not Needed
• Committee Endorses Plan For Land Use
• Officials Discuss Troop L
• Loch Lomond's Buoys Moved
• RECORDS
• Cart Parking Closed At Kingsdale
• Auditor Named College’s Finance Vice President
• Gun Range Hours Announced
• Emergency RazALERT Messages Can Be Received by Campus Community via Email, Phone, Text
• FBI arrests woman for airline bomb threats
• Airport security policy changes for kids under 13
• Senate passes bid to boost disaster aid
• Two injured in Arkansas courthouse shooting
• Census shows record poverty rates in US
• Agency recommends ban on texting, cell use for truckers
• Arkansas natural gas regulations are sufficient, official says
• Large US banks must show how they would wind down
• 50th anniversary for Fort Smith Historic Site
• 2 minors charged in church stickup
• Prairie Grove To Decide Tax
• Commission Reviews Cottage Housing
• Man Accused Of Raping Woman
• Forum On Jobs, Economy Planned For Saturday
• RECORDS
• Traveling Public Record Information Session Set
• Hopefuls Differ On Reasons To Sit On School Board
• Ex-Manager Pleads Guilty To Theft
• Downtown Blood Drive To Be Held Wednesday
• ARKANSAS MUSIC PAVILION: Arts Center To Get Funding
• SECOND INCIDENT: Ground Turkey Recalled
• Centerton Plans Apple Days
• Commission Approves Plans For Church
• Former Chief Dies
• SCHOOL DISTRICT: Junior High Will Not Be Expanded
• Free Astronomy Program Slated For Hobbs
• Rogers Election Scheduled For Today
• Three Arrested On Drug Charges
• Man Injured In Meth Lab Explosion
• University Remains a 'Top Tier' School in U.S. News 'Best American Colleges' Survey
• Dangerous Mobile Phone Usage Tied to OCD Traits
• University of Arkansas Hosting Food Drive
• Record Number of Doctoral Student Fellowships Announced by Graduate School
• Bionic ear maker recalls hearing implants
• New blood test could help diagnose tropical disease
• 22 Shiite men found dead in Iraq
• Arkansas averages 46 tornados in 10-year period
• USDA expands E. coli testing in meat
• Youths Injured In Mo-ped Accident
• Two boys slain, purported attacker kills self
• 'SpongeBob' impairs preschoolers' thinking, study finds
• Father, son drown on fishing trip
• UPDATE: LR child shoots self in grandmother's home
• Stoplight shooting leaves man injured in LR
• Arkansas-Alabama set for CBS
• Pipeline explosion kills at least 75 Kenyans
• Organization Unveils Expansion Plans
• TAX REDUCTIONS: Property Values Decrease
• Library Director Search Begins
• Winslow Tradition Continues
• Planners To Consider Waivers
• LAWSUITS FILED
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• School’s Future Eyed
• Early Voting Begins Tuesday
• CITY THOROUGHFARES: Proposal May Be Tabled
• Silence for 9/11 hushes routine of airmen drills
• Low Turnout Expected
• FINAL DAY: LPGA Tournament Ends
• Parents Can Pay Online
• RECORDS
• Input on Arkansas 264 Widening Sought
• Family Looks To Build Military Support Camp
• Review of file wipe urged
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Sheppard Releases All-New Law Dictionary
• Secret Service investigates Facebook threats
• New date set for MLK memorial dedication
• Arkansas ceremony asks for understanding among faiths
• Gadhafi's son flees to Niger
• Bomb at US base reminds of ongoing Afghan war
• 1,600 attend Pentagon for 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Russellville industrial site still not underway
• Highway Commission awards $1.8 million for trails
• Ground turkey from Arkansas plant recalled again
• Remembering 9/11
• Touching Base
• ‘That Day Our Gates Got Locked’
• Locals Want To Build Military Support Camp In Area
• FALLEN HEROES
• HOW WE CHANGED: 9/11 Reflections
• Fans New, Old Attend Tournament
• Chamber Gets Economic Development Boost
• SCHOOL PUTS 9/11 INTO PERSPECTIVE AS PART OF US HISTORY
• Parent Center May Close
• Animal Shelter Sponsors ‘Wiener Takes All’
• Bella Vista Village Sponsors ‘White Goods’ Pickup
• Pryor’s Mobile Office Sets Local Visit
• Emergency Snow Removal Forms Available
• Association Announces Golf Closings
• Rogers Bond Election Polling Places
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• District ponders second school
• Educators, students target area dropouts
• Arkansas-New Mexico Live Blog
• Activists want 20-foot croc released in Phillippines
• Libya's former rebels' chief arrives in Tripoli
• Man drowns in NW Arkansas
• Obama visits Arlington, pays tribute to military dead
• 'Austin Powers' bit actor sentenced to life in prison
• Officials lift evacuation orders for some Texas residents
• Bush lays wreath at Pentagon to commemorate 9/11
• Girls Meet Role Models At Tournament
• Students Embrace Sept. 11 Anniversary
• False Alarms Costly To Cities
• County Judge Hears Tax Cases
• School Holds 9/11 Assembly
• Tea Party Leader Seeks State House Seat
• Candidates for Rogers School Board Answer Questions
• Monday Is Early Voting’s Last Day
• Officials Plan County Hall Meeting
• Early Voting For School Elections Opens Tuesday
• Lomond Marina Announces New Hours
• Medical Associates Plan Health Expo
• Police Say Man Attacked On Dickson Street
• Public Meetings
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• 700 lose jobs in Crossett
• Deputy treasurer out, but all mum as to why
• Board hands Aramark ‘gift’ probe to UCA audit office
• Top lawyer at Highway Department put on leave
• Mega Millions
• Investigators catch second escapee
• Weatherman resigns following tub death
• Georgia-Pacific to lay off 700 in Crossett
• Beebe intends to pardon 5
• VIDEO: Petrino family donates $250k to ACH
• Broadway bows out of higher-ed job search
• Judge: Senator sped, fled, lucky none dead
• Volunteers Help LPGA Tournament Operation
• Pickup Hits Student At Bus Stop
• Bond Set For Suspect In Attempted Drugstore Robbery
• Man Sentenced To 80 Years In Prison
• Accountant Pleads Guilty To $1.5 Million Theft
• Trust Takes Over Center
• Man Gets 10 Years For Solicitation
• Feds: Plane Ran Out Of Fuel
• County Panel Advances Land-Use Plan
• Firefighters, City To Honor 9/11’s Fallen
• Man Gets 20 Years For Sex Assault
• Board Approves Bylaw Changes
• Street Projects Top Joint Meeting Agenda
• County Wants To Keep Troop L
• Rogers School Board Candidates Answer Questions
• Fraud suspect jailed until her Oct. 25 trial
• Waiver sought for those told to pay back aid
• Huntsville High deals with death of student
• Road Closings Coming Monday
• Congressman John Paul Hammerschmidt Papers Opened to Researchers
• Walton College Students Awarded ALPFA Scholarships
• Patriotic pig painted on War Memorial turf
• Wal-Mart bringing back layaway
• Family Sues After Infant’s Death
• Independent To Replace Neal As Justice Of The Peace
• Shelter To Waive Dog Adoption Fees
• Parsons Sues Property Owners Association
• Contractor Claims Contract Was Breached
• Crossover Widening Could Begin Soon
• Tally for no-work pay at road agency lowered
• Grant Provides Anti-Fire Support
• Lee Elementary Teacher Comes Full Circle
• ARKANSAS MUSIC PAVILION: Venue To Be Expanded
• Granata Returns As Mayor
• RECORDS
• Complex Receives Restroom Facility
• Association To Discuss Bylaws
• Three Districts Seek Charter Schools
• Highlands Restaurant Scheduled To Close Oct. 1
• Resurfacing Work To Start
• Waste Districts Weigh Cuts
• Walking Trail Closed Today
• Chicken Barbecue Benefits Optimists
• African American and Latino Optimism in the Face of Tight Economy
• Researchers Design 'Green' Extraction Method for Antioxidants in Grape Skins
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes 'Unlocking V.O. Key Jr: Southern Politics for the 21st Century'
• Big 12 expressed interest in Arkansas
• Arkansas Supreme Court's Brown to retire
• Suit filed over $1 million winning lottery ticket in Beebe
• SEC accepts Texas A&M but legal threat looms
• Infant in stroller killed when car hits Arkansas store
• Opponents to protest Arkansas coal plant
• Officials Consider Financing Equipment
• Elkins Seeks Support For Tax Increase
• WARD BOUNDARIES: Panel Tables Revisions
• School Board, City Council To Meet
• Woman Enters Plea In Sex Abuse Case
• Woman Reports Attack On Trail
• Bentonville Hotels Closing
• Community Garden To Expand
• Officials Cut Jail Landscaping
• PLANNING COMMISSION: City May Limit Markets
• Community College Continues To Grow
• RECORDS
• DISTRICT GROWTH: Board Views Results
• Neal Seeks Election To State House
• Fire Department Serves Lasagna
• 9/11 EVENTS
• Food Bank Receives Cash, Supplies
• Club Prepares For Event
• Native Plants Topic Of Talk
• Aramark ‘gift’ said solicited by school
• 'Midwives for Haiti' Gives Student Sustainable Option for Outreach
• Turkish Students Learn Instruction American-Style
• Campaign Humor Is in the Eye of the Viewer
• Research Addresses Security of Inland Waterways
• Donation account set for children of slain Cabot couple
• Arkansas board looks at academic distress rules
• Arkansas inmate accused in killing cuts his neck
• State’s full-time payroll shrinks
• Man Accused Of Choking Girlfriend
• DOWNTOWN FOCAL POINT: City Creating Gateway
• Fair Celebrates 60th Year
• SKILL LEVELS VARY: Coroner Seeks Training
• Many Still Working On Labor Day
• SPRINGDALE SCHOOL BOARD: Bible Course On Agenda
• Association To Meet At Rogers Library
• RECORDS
• Economic Impact Unknown
• Tourist agency changing its name
• Inmate treated for neck wound
• Man, 20, dies after falling off boat on Lake Hamilton
• Warm Springs man faces trial in slayings after plea deal revoked
• Royal Theater begins anew as home to arts
• State supreme court to revisit life terms for teens
• Officials prepare to slash budgets
• Unions gather on Labor Day
• Census shows county losing more people
• Obituaries
• 'No Impact' Events Aim for Major Impact on Campus
• Waiting for Superman Screening Set for Sept. 15
• Greek System Praised in Book by Sociology Professor
• Adams named player of the week
• Woodland Launches College Prep Program
• THIRD YEAR OF OPERATION: Campus Reports Increase
• 7 new charter schools sought for 6 cities in state
• ASSESSMENT APPEALS: Clinard Begins Hearings
• County Website Evolving
• LAWSUITS
• Labor Day closings
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• HISTORY LESSON: Buildings Up For Recognition
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Early Voting Set To Begin Tuesday
• Meeting On Bond Issue Set For Tuesday
• RECORDS
• Other days
• PLANNING COMMISSION: Vacancies To Be Filled
• New Eagle Scout
• NW Arkansas achievers
• 9/11 is no easy lesson for younger pupils
• River town working to revive its old opera house
• Affirm verdict, court is urged
• Trial for man accused in '98 murder case begins Thursday
• Officials will hold meeting about US 62 work
• Two parents found dead, may be murder-suicide
• Art Community Supports Crystal Bridges’ Vision, Mission
• Public Gives Opinion On High School Issues
• Tax District Underperforming
• Hobbs’ Descendants Visit State Park
• Revenue, Expenses Decrease
• School Board Zones Will Change After Election
• Cook-Off Spotlights Dutch Ovens
• Bella Vista Lots Offered In Judicial Sale
• Police: Man Tried to Smother Girlfriend
• Police Investigating Robbery Report
• Again, into the breach at UCA
• Sheep Dog Impact Assistance Hosts Patriot Day Event
• On mileage pay, state judges taking divergent tax roads
• Commemoration Under Way
• Razorbacks Remember
• Firefighters To Host Stair Climb
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Public Meetings
• Births
• Labor Day closings
• Retired Marine plans to cross Miss. River handcuffed, blindfolded
• Fort Smith schools locked down after gun scare
• Blytheville mayor proposes tax to pay IRS
• UCA president quits amid probe over ‘gift’
• LR promises repairs if tax sees increase
• Students, Faculty Mourn Student
• Another Library Official Steps Down
• Deputies: Man Reportedly Shoots Horse
• Legislators Raise Doubts About New Police Headquarters
• Allens, Seneca Foods Merger Off
• Program Announces Changes In Prisoners’ Status
• Hendren Seeks Senate Seat
• Teenager’s Work Steers Her To Success
• School Board President Loses Bet To Superintendent
• Fun Run Set For Monday
• Labor Day closings
• Other days
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Getting it straight
• State asks that school aid ruling be affirmed
• Nevada wants to send suspect back to Conway
• State’s revenue misses forecast and decreases 1%
• Dec. 31 map deadline for 36-mile ‘greenway’
• Meadors out at UCA
• Recession Survivors Optimistic, Poised for Success
• Water Main Rupture Floods Street
• Deputies Investigating Reported Home Invasion
• Man Gets 20-Year Sentence In Robbery
• Museum Job Fair Packs In Crowd
• Police Identify Found Body
• Woman’s Gift Makes Cat Adoptions Free
• Preservation Group Acquires Historic Cemetery
• Fire, Police Vehicles Part Of Bond Package
• Commission Sees New District Map
• Parsons Seeks Election To General Assembly
• Decision Point Joins With DaySpring
• Teen Arrested In Connection With Burglaries
• Bentonville Teen Killed In I-540 Accident
• Justices to pick fee-case venue
• Roads to be busy on long weekend
• Panel to look at UCA ‘gift’
• Lawmakers OK shift of school fund to training program
• Ex-UAFS policeman sues over 2010 firing
• 400 seek 40 museum jobs
• Longtime Law Faculty Members Named Endowed Professors
• Three Academic Leaders Taking Part in Development Program
• Razorbacks Remember: University of Arkansas to Hold Memorial for Sept. 11 Terrorist Attacks
• Drug Court Seat Sought By Springdale Attorney
• Suspect Turns Self In To Police
• Elkins Woman Dies In Car Wreck
• Wildlife official didn’t log deal
• Toy Gun Leads To Boy’s Arrest
• Church Hosts Bread Giveaway
• United Way Seeks $3.8 Million
• Lake Bella Vista Dam Gets Money
• JOB GROWTH: Region Stalls In July
• Kruempel Has Prior Sexual Convictions
• 9/11 Remembrance Event Set In Bella Vista
• UCA chief takes blame on Aramark offer
• RECORDS
• Deputies Investigate Stabbing In Avoca
• Barbecue To Benefit War Eagle Football
• Carnine Seeks Re-Election
• 3 at store accused of aiding gambling
• Chancellor search stays local at ASU
• Parks Vital To City
• WEST SIDE: City Wants To Buy Parkland
• Superconductivity-Related Materials Retain Shape but Change Properties Under Strain
• Teacher-Education Student's Sept. 11 Photo Included in Film
• Government sues to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• United Way Of Northwest Arkansas Sets Fundraising Goal
• A-10 jets are again heading for war
• PRAIRIE GROVE GIRL CROWNED PAGEANT QUEEN
• CITY DEAL FOLDS: Plaza Owner Drops Offer
• County Fair Gets Under Way
• Man Gets Six Years For Fighting With Police
• School Milk Options Change
• BUSINESS VENTURE: Factory Gets New Life
• Bus Lands In Ditch
• Douglas Seeks Seat In New House District
• Crystal Bridges To Hold Jobs Fair
• LACKING LICENSES: State Halts Illegal Business
• Forum Draws Input
• Traffic Signal System Goes Live Saturday
• Rust Retires As Green Valley Development President
• Choosing Binoculars Topic Of Hobbs Program
• A gift - if UCA keeps vendor on
• Sex Offender Arrested In Rape Case
• RECORDS
• Shooting Injures Man’s Cousin
• Mega Millions
• University Breaks Ground on Renovation, Expansion of Ozark Hall
• Two Promoted in University Relations Restructuring
• Dogs likely killed llamas, officials say
• One Man in Custody After Shooting Relative
• Florida Manufacturer Opening Springdale Plant
• Democrat announces for NW Arkansas congressional seat
• Bay man in plane spots home being burglarized
• Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing Benefits
• ‘Fest Of All’ Kicks Off
• TOWN HALL MEETING: Panel Highlights Projects
• Former Chief Deputy Assessor Seeks Top Job
• Friends Remember Smith As ‘Icon’
• Road-repair bonds vote set for Nov. 8
• Village Pools To Close
• PROTRAC NORTHWEST: Attorney Apologizes
• Jacksonville buyouts short-term flood plan
• Dutch Oven Cooking Workshop Set For Monday
• Family in car costs official 3 days of pay
• WORK RELEASE OFFICES: City Leaders Consider Renovation
• Arts center ends year in black
• ARKANSAS 59 INCIDENT: Officials: Fugitive Stole Car
• Former Attorney Seeks Election To State House
• Festival Draws Large Crowds
• SEPT. 13 BOND ELECTION: Project Would Add Fields
• United Way to kick off ’12 campaign activities
• Crystal Bridges to hold job fair
• Siblings receive prison terms
• Bank of America sells half of its stake in China bank
• Yarnell's files for bankruptcy but says ice cream production could return
• Stocks rise after Irene damage is less than feared
• UA warns football fans to avoid counterfeit tickets
• Students Learning Mandarin Chinese
• Crafty Competition
• Downtown Bluegrass Act For First Friday
• SCHOOL CAPACITY: District Schedules Forum
• Seniors Find Solace In Furry Company
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Reunion Celebrates Uptown’s Impact
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Aquatic Center Eyed
• CLEANING UP: Program Cuts Graffiti Reports
• Census shows state’s Pacific Islanders up
• Department Holds Mass Casualty Training
• RECORDS
• Tennis Courts Reach Completion
• Obituaries
• Other days
• District is hopeful under new leadership
• State hopes pushing science, math will raise income levels
• Crowd gets living history lesson at Reed’s Bridge
• Office of Diversity Affairs Has New Name to Better Reflect Vision
• Training grenade brought to school will be destroyed
• Wilbur L. ‘Bill’ Howard
• Joyce Tinklenberg
• 9/11 steel going up across state
• Grizzly suspected in death of hiker
• Deadly Force
• Prior Bond Elections Created Growth Opportunity
• Farmington Looks Again At New High School
• Candidates Vie For School Board Spot
• Roots Comes From Food, Music, Culture
• Slaughter Pen Jam Planned For Coming Weekend
• Hispanic kids tally up 134%
• Clerks: Little overlap in maps
• Absence Policy Will Have Parents Counting Days
• Frisco Festival Offers Food, Family Fun
• Deputies Find Drugs In Couple’s Home
• Teen Accused Of Raping Autistic Child
• Candidates getting jump on ’12 state Senate races
• Association To Lower, Dredge Lake Ann
• State sees a decline in 34-44 age group
• ‘Surprises’ at museum have art world excited
• Norma Faye London
• As standards of study flex, so do teachers
• Lab to examine ’93 case DNA
• Capital murder charges filed in 2002 Conway case
• The state/region in brief
• $700,000 donation given to UCA house
• Leader: Guilty in bombing of home
• Runway rehab gets funding
• Officials Weigh Cost Of Thorup’s Resignation
• Gunn Goes Off In Drug Court Transcript
• Transcript Details Watkins Exchange
• Organizers Outline Rally Changes
• Volunteers Make Frisco Festival Happen
• Walmart Prepares For Irene
• ‘Dam Idiots’ Swimming 40 Miles On Beaver Lake
• Traffic Delays Expected On Dam Site Road Today
• Enforcement Action Handed To First State Of Lonoke
• Deputy Hit By Vehicle While Chasing Suspect On Foot
• Burned body sent to be ID’d
• Lindsey To Seek Election To State Senate
• Jacksonville resident wins $100,000 in lottery
• Two Hit by Vehicles Following Traffic Stop
• Texarkana pastor charged in child sex case
• Police probe shooting of Jonesboro businessman
• Bentonville sweeps FS Northside
• Kin of flood dead sue Forest Service
• Johnson Post Office To Close
• Stolen Keys May Have Been Used In Vandalism
• Murder Suspect Returned To State Hospital
• Library Director Resigns
• Lowell, Springdale At Odds Over Annexed Land
• Cheese Dip Classic Canceled
• New Requirements Approved For Class Of 2016
• Preparedness Fair Highlights Disaster Safety
• Quorum Court OKs Construction Work
• Judge rules court cannot remove clerk
• District Rolls Out Student Database
• The state/region in brief
• Frisco Festival Street, Parking Lot Closings
• LR man jailed after boy left in van
• City Intersection To Close Monday
• Woman’s death jolts Sherwood neighbors
• Crime Lab to analyze DNA of ’93 W. Memphis site
• College uses football to aid illiterate
• University of Arkansas Welcomes New Board of Advisors Members
• Wilson named starting quarterback
• Texas A&M tells Big 12 it might leave
• IRS in wrong, lottery officer says
• Interstate Lane Closures Scheduled
• Volunteers Sought For Creek Cleanup
• Mail Theft Leads To Arrest
• Mayor’s Town Hall Set For Monday
• WASHINGTON COUNTY SMALL SCHOOLS: Attendance Up
• Police Curb Young Drinkers
• Property May Get New Walgreens
• Fayetteville Lawyer Sanctioned
• School District Adjusts
• COUNTY FAIR: Heat Hinders Numbers
• Player Finds Snake In Helmet
• Red Cross Workers Depart For Hurricane Irene Relief
• RECORDS
• Oldham Road To Close For Work
• Patriot Golf Day Entries Extended To Bella Vista Players
• Student Government Begins At College
• Benton man held in spate of burglaries
• Other days
• Attack reported in Miller County
• Come Fly With Me
• Former Securities Investigator to Speak to Students
• Regional Divide Shrinks Between South and Nation
• Jean Tyson Child Development Study Center Celebrated
• For 3 freed and in spotlight, legal tethers loosened
• FAYETTE JUNCTION: City Tries To Rezone Area
• Springdale Man Sentenced For Electric Moo Break-In
• SHOOTING ORDINANCE: Firearm Ban Remains
• Report: Disorientation Caused Plane Crash
• Council Approves Rate Increase
• RECORDS
• Resurfacing Work To Start Monday
• Summers Announces Campaign For Senate
• Pryor: Budget Needs Deep Cuts
• CROWDING SOLUTIONS: Board Prepares For Forum
• Former Councilman Dies
• Fire Destroys Garfield Residence
• Sustainability Center Opens
• County Sheriff McCann to retire
• Noise rule given OK for natural gas units
• Deputies seek kidnapping, rape suspect
• Sidewalks of UCA colored red
• Officials hope to save one wall of old church
• Legislators look at ways to halt early pension quirk
• Back to School for Fayetteville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• At Tell Qarqur, Researchers Find Evidence of Continuous Civilization During Period of Collapse
• LSU players meet police; no arrests made
• Arkansas picks up catcher transfer
• Pea Ridge man pleads not guilty to murder charge
• Apple Store in LR to open Saturday
• Arkansans air views on Libya
• Greenland To Address Reserve Fund
• ‘FAMILY ATTRACTION’: Copter Idea Falls Flat
• 911 Call Yields Pot; Deputies Arrest Two
• Council OKs Signs For City Hall, Store
• Etherton Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
• Attorney hired for lottery appeal
• Hubbard Sentenced For Child Porn
• Teacher Brings China Home
• Regional Sales Tax Revenue Gains
• County Enters Online Age
• Students Start Back To College
• For Medicaid revamp, state sets July goal
• RECORDS
• Two Pit Bulls Kill Yorkie
• Watkins Sentenced To Six Years
• Hobbs Program To Focus On Insects
• School-voucher panelists push Arkansas adoption
• Weekend Fire Destroys Little Flock House
• Getting it straight
• $20M concourse to open at NWA Regional Airport
• Rural Arkansas to get federal help for broadband Internet
• Report: Social Security disability will run out of money by 2017
• Doctor arrested in Conway child rape investigation
• NW Arkansas Regional Airport to open new concourse
• UA to have 23K enrollment, record likely
• Re-enactment comes at a cost
• School Joins Network
• DISASTER REIMBURSEMENT: Flood Work Continues
• BENTON COUNTY: Alert System Expanding
• Bella Vista Council To Address Sign Issue
• RECORDS
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Bike Rides, Dog Show To Mark Frisco Festival
• Police Request New Fleet Vehicles
• Leaders Dedicate Scroll
• NW Arkansas achievers
• New Eagle Scout
• Other days
• Task force study of Conway finances lays out savings
• Trip to Japan receives blessing
• No witnesses, says suspect in killing of 3
• Chancellor’s and Silas Hunt Scholars Part of Incoming Freshman Class
• Quarterly Business Analysis Breakfast Set
• Paying The Price
• XNA’s New Course Airport Addition Promises Sense of Place
• Junior Livestock Auction Longtime Tradition
• Dickson Parking Hits One-Year Anniversary
• Schools Expect Less Revenue
• City Division Moves Offices, Plans To Add Employee
• Springdale Chamber Announces Leadership Class
• Course Aeration, Overseeding Scheduled Next Month
• 3 freed hearkens back to 3 slain
• Library Fall Programming Begins
• Northeast B Street Work To Begin
• Council’s bill-writing sway raises questions
• White River recalled before Beaver Lake
• Officials review new 911 system
• The state/region in brief
• Cracks expand on Senior Walk
• For Bryant mayor, hearing on ethics leads to a letter of caution
• War paratrooper, dairy expert, dad
• NW Arkansas meetings
• Divorces
• Hogs receivers overflowing with talent
• Tenpenny sidelined with broken ankle
• Elmer W. ‘Spike’ Shannon
• Hattie Jones
• What’s Under Beaver Lake?
• Local Man Plays Role In Case
• Kids Take In Fair
• Lowell Teenager Killed In Accident
• Man Reportedly Held Woman At Gunpoint
• Pea Ridge Man Charged With Capital Murder
• Bomb Joke Leads To Arrest
• Worldwide Firm Buys Rockfish
• Lincoln Cracks Down On Feral Cats
• School Launches New Leadership Program
• Ex-Postal Worker Claims Wrongful Termination
• Power Outage Hits Area
• Officer: Man Uses Sandwich In Assault
• Window Washer Injured in Accident
• Panel Has Full Agenda Monday
• 3,875 school pensioners back on payroll
• 3 plead guilty to murders, are set free
• Mayor wants remarks recorded
• Three are free: Mixed reactions, mostly joy
• Arkansas sets football center groundbreaking for Nov. 4
• Echols says justice 'neither pretty nor is it perfect'
• VIDEO: Plea reached in West Memphis murders
• Crowd awaits word of deal in West Memphis murder case
• Worldwide Agency To Buy Rogers Digital Company
• WEST MEMPHIS MURDERS: Echols' mother arrives at court
• Third Generation Competes In Cattle Show
• Woman Accused Of Lying About Kids’ Deaths
• Plans Unclear For Bruce Lee Museum
• Court Fines Used Car Dealer
• University, Local Leader Remembered
• Shaw Teacher Bringing Space Camp To Classroom
• Marvin’s Closing Gentry Store
• Waste District Looks Forward
• Event To Feature Bull Riders
• Association Seeking Director Applications
• Work Forces Road Closings
• Centerton Event Set For Saturday
• Fayetteville Chamber Announces Leadership Class
• Greenland Settles Three-Year-Old Lawsuit
• Burns Scheduled At Military Park
• Beebe: Staying home
• Battery charge filed in tussle with mayor
• Tot pulled from pool; Little Rock aunt held
• Electronic records law changes clarified
• Picture of unpreparedness
• Razorbacks Meet Reynolds Challenge Grant
• Reports: Possible plea deal in works in West Memphis murder case
• Judge postpones rulings on desegregation case
• 4-year-old killed by dog in Ozark
• UA raises $28.4 million for center
• Hogs, SEC release conference schedule
• Beebe won't run for any other offices
• Missouri murder suspect had Arkansas record
• Hearing set in W. Memphis child murder appeals
• More people sought unemployment benefits
• Ft. Smith mayor involved in altercation
• Foundation Names Hall Of Honor Recipients
• FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Thorup Placed On Leave
• Raids Net Synthetic Drug
• Military Aircraft To Be Displayed Friday
• New School Highlights Big Day
• CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH: Band Member Mourned
• RECORDS
• County Fair Opens For 107th Year
• Cargill Passes Safety Test
• Man Says He Was Target Of Phone Scam
• ACT Test Scores Strong
• PARENTS’ QUESTIONS: Candidates Vie For Posts
• Museum Skyspace To Close Friday
• Association Board To Meet Today
• Creek Sediment Problem Results In Fine
• Police Issue Warning Of Internet Scam
• Barbecue To Benefit Girls Basketball Team
• State system for pensions to cost dearer
• Abuse of WMAs leads to changes
• Fall victim listed in good condition
• A Legacy With The Blues
• NCAA confirms Miami investigation
• Prosecutors seek death penalty in Arkansas trial
• Arkansas has spent $2.6 billion in stimulus money
• Study shows Arkansas second highest in child poverty
• UPDATE: Verizon rolling out 4G in Northwest Arkansas
• Beebe unsure lottery needs tax lawyer
• Beebe’s funding transfer on hold
• Students’ scores on ACT fall in state
• MURDER CASE: Judge Declares Mistrial
• Council Votes 5-3 In Favor Of Street Plan Update
• Man Accused Of Raping Girl
• Auction To Benefit Veterans Creative Arts Festival
• Property Owners Seek Answers
• Springdale Teen Dies In Accident
• Walmart Posts Profit As US Stores Struggle
• London Landing Boat Ramp Closed
• Smith Announces Circuit Judge Candidacy
• Other days
• RECORDS
• Rogers Officers Back At Work
• Young To Speak About White River
• Lowell Officials Discuss Fees For Septic Systems
• Micah Neal Announces Bid For Legislature
• Authorities: Beaver Lake Search Fails To Find Body
• Fort Smith board asks voters to pass food tax
• New Student Convocation Welcomes First-Year Students
• Judge declares mistrial in murder case against Douglas
• Beebe announces high-tech education initiative
• Ark. police pledge tough enforcement for Labor Day
• Body found in Van Buren Co. may be missing man
• Overseas strength lifts Wal-Mart profit
• Lottery to hire tax attorney for IRS case
• Rule to make 20 schools help foot bill for students at tech-ed units
• Part of execution law fails in court
• Eagle Scouts Invited To Event
• THORNSBERRY KILLING: Murder Trial Begins
• Educators: First Day Went Smoothly
• Womack Names Ackerman To Staff
• Developer Discusses Rezoning Plans
• State subcommittee OKs change to amphetamines rule
• Boy Scouts Of America Invite Eagle Scouts To Event
• University Waives Senior Citizen Tuition
• Panel Approves Polling Places
• FIREARMS USAGE: Ordinances Move To Council
• Power Lost For Hours In Bella Vista
• NTI Registration This Week
• School Fails To Meet Adequate Progress
• High Hopes For New Standards
• Six Schools Get New Principals
• RECORDS
• Officials Comb Lake
• Press Publishes Arsnick: The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in Arkansas
• Development Professionals Named Senior Directors
• Arkansas' nonconference basketball schedule set
• Authorities Searching For Minton Body
• UPDATED:Ex-wife to testify against Douglas in murder trial
• Indiana fair deaths lead to examination in Arkansas
• Lottery to hire attorney to appeal tax penalty
• Judge rules part of Arkansas execution law unconstitutional
• Hearing begins in lawsuit over Arkansas executions
• Boozman to visit nonprofit hunger relief group
• Laughing Matters in Primary Debates
• Friends Reconnect Over Coffee
• 1996 DISAPPEARANCE: Case Goes To Trial Today
• LAWSUITS
• Hangar Rentals Hold Steady
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Details of ’06 slaying tied to GI killer told
• Casting call seeks boy, girl, 400 extras
• Brown To Be Remembered
• FIREARM ORDINANCE: City Split On Gun Issue
• Secchi Day Set For Beaver Lake
• RECORDS
• SURVEYING UNDER WAY: Street Plans Highlight Bond Election
• Trail of state moon rock grows cold
• 6th Secchi Day set for Saturday
• New Eagle Scouts
• Judge, 87, plans for retirement, sort of, on Wednesday
• Other days
• Getting it straight
• Agency: Darters decline in state
• Study to examine home-built planes
• Search Committee Formed to Recommend Candidates for Walton College Dean
• University of Arkansas Waives Senior Citizen Tuition
• State-tied PACs proliferating
• Poorer counties top lottery lists
• Strong records of 2 new deans point to success
• Bentonville, Rogers Squeeze Out Extra Space
• New Joplin schools to open Wednesday
• Officials: Supply Donations Down
• County Starts Process For Juvenile Center Expansion
• Schools Move Ahead With Technology
• County Officials Eye Reserve Money
• Early School Starts May Be Bad For Business
• District Adds Bus Routes, Changes Zones
• Fair Mixes Traditions, New Attractions
• The state/region in brief
• Fair Boasts ‘Quality’ Carnival
• Slaughter Pen Jam Planned For September
• Kidney patients put dialysis in its place
• Police Arrest Two In Connection With Home Invasion
• Activity Center Ready To Go
• Two Robbers Sought By Police
• Bentonville Receives Volunteer Award
• Ex-head of State Hospital gets post
• Flood-wall paint job swipes away history
• Mega Millions
• Director of state GOP to leave post
• Other days
• Woman Held On $300,000 Bond
• Siloam Springs Cuts City Staff
• Contract Workers Sue Egg Company
• Tyson Starts Cutting Production
• Teachers Stock Up On Fair Freebies
• Autopsy: Death not heat-related
• New DNA Test Still Links Man To Rape
• Motel Catches Fire
• City Revenue Better Than Forecast
• School District Will Build Tennis Courts
• Farmers Market Recognized
• Monday Deadline To Vote In Rogers Election
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Siloam Springs Trims 5 Municipal Positions
• Bond Set In Murder Case
• Arkansas, FDA teaming up for regulatory science center
• Injury ends Davis' 2011 season before it begins
• Whirlpool: 270 layoffs possible at Fort Smith plant
• State put near top in same-sex parents
• Late taxes set IRS on lottery
• Educator: Expect more of kids
• Other days
• Nostalgia goes viral
• Tanker Rollover Claims Life
• Bentonville Woman Jailed After Fatal Shooting
• One Justice Of The Peace Leaves, Another Joins
• Election Commission Reviews Proposed Ward Changes
• Sheriff Hires Former Deputy Police Chief
• Traffic May Back Up As Construction Continues
• Junior High School Work Finishes Up
• Airport Budget Tight
• Board Delves Into Several Issues
• Teachers, Administrators Ready For Class Monday
• Highfill Incident Still Under Investigation
• Washington County Ends Burn Ban
• Association Selects Human Resources Manager
• Bomb Squad Detonates Grenade
• Little Flock Reunion Slated For Aug. 19
• Arkansas-Houston to meet in North Little Rock
• NCAA passes new APR cutline
• Sona Singer Auditions
• Game and Fish Commission announces Duck hunting dates
• One Trapped In Arkansas 12 Accident
• Statue of Liberty to close for year-long repairs
• Victim of Bentonville Shooting Identified
• Washington County lifts burn ban
• Truck slams into NLR buildings
• Judge Dismisses Petition To Seal Tapes
• Council Taps $800,000 From Reserve
• Storms Lead To Power Outages
• Prairie Grove Buys Land For Future City Hall
• Rain Eases Fire Concern
• Agronomist Visits Courses
• County Purchases Rescue Vehicles
• Lightning Causes Power Outage, Fire
• Kids with no parent in home at 13.7%
• RECORDS
• Police Shut Down Its Pyromed Program
• Jury Trial Set For Talent Coach
• Oakdale Pom Holds Barbecue
• Police Probe Mall Burglaries
• Two Men In Hospital After Altercation In Highfill
• Kayaking Class Set For Saturday
• REGIONAL ECONOMY: Earnings Signal Growth
• Little Flock Road To Close
• Other days
• Fall Sorority Recruitment Sets Record
• Pryor Center Takes Next Step in Preserving Arkansas History
• Indians sign Arkansas pitcher Davenport
• Arkansas tornado survivors can appeal aid decisions
• Wal-Mart and Amazon go around Apple App Store
• Gurdon High School football player collapses, dies
• Military killed Taliban who downed US helicopter
• Ark school board begins process to build safe room
• Arkansas getting $33 million in HUD funding
• City Launches Social Network
• Panel Studies Outsourcing
• Holcomb Teachers Visit Students
• COST-CUTTING MOVE: Panel Mulls New Coverage
• More Parking Available
• Council Tours City Recreation Center
• 3 more retirees join back-to-work club, draw pay, pensions
• QUORUM COURT COMMITTEES: County OKs Construction Projects
• Court Rejects Wolfe Appeal
• Group Cancels Concert At Riordan
• SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: Street Waiver Granted
• POA Board To Discuss Well Problems
• Two Officers Back On Job
• Schools Working Despite Increases
• Scientists To Test Creek
• RECORDS
• New City Attorney Position OK’d
• Hearing is reset in 2010 slaying
• Ex-student’s plea of bullying denied
• Man still treated after July 30 fall
• University of Arkansas Sees 40 Percent Increase in Private Giving During Past Year
• University of Arkansas Press Announces 2012 Miller Williams Arkansas Poetry Prize Winner
• George Francis Trapp: Prints from the Architect’s Sketchbook
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• Apple surpasses Exxon Mobil to become most valuable company
• McCann signs with Tigers
• Polygamist leader gets life in prison for assaults
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• Remains of troops return home shrouded in secrecy
• Persian Gulf country donates $1M for Joplin relief
• University of Arkansas reports 40% rise in private donations
• Heat wave starts to cool off, but warnings remain in parts of state
• After nearly 200 years, House page program ending
• Commission Reviews Tourism Numbers
• BACK IN COURT: Hayes Claims Defense Ineffectual
• Commission Makes Exception
• CAUTION URGED: Weather Alerts Remain
• Waiver Confusion May Raise Expenses
• College Approves Cost Of Center
• POULTRY SUMS: Chicken Prices Going Up
• Bella Vista OKs Pollution Plan
• Distress rule said to need shift of focus
• Fire Causes $70,000 In Damage
• Police: Man Injured After Jumping From Car
• State: Ozone dangerous on 9 days
• Police identify man shot in head; no arrests made
• Copter deaths first use of new flag law
• $2.6 billion schools budget OK’d
• Other days
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• Grader backs over worker at parking lot
• Innocent plea entered for man in killings of three
• Fundraising increases in ’11
• Improving General Aviation Security
• Tyson 3Q profit falls but beats expectations
• Groups To Get Less Money
• Iraqi Young Leaders Visit
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Springdale Man In Custody After Incident At Jail
• Planners To Vote On Erosion Issue
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Two In Running For Bentonville School Board Position 2
• Police: Man Tried To Run Over Woman
• Open House Events Get Students Ready
• Real Estate Scam Surfaces In Region
• EARLY EDUCATION: Program Lacks Funding
• COMMISSION ADDITION: Aldermen To Consider Legal Hire
• RECORDS
• Other days
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Little Rock Zoo expects cheetahs by 2012
• Bayou Bartholomew to get starring role in documentary
• Voters to weigh in on 1.25% tax bump
• Little Rock focuses on vacant houses
• Out Of Prison, Out Of Work
• Tax-Free Frenzy
• With debt vote done, wish lists come out
• Firefighters Hone Skills
• Siloam Springs Graduate Among Helicopter Crash Victims
• County Fair Officials Hope Comeback Continues
• Jailed Women Find Freedom In Art
• Fair Artwork Accepted Aug. 15
• Riordan Road To Temporarily Close
• County To Celebrate Parking Deck Completion
• City Announces Park Opening
• Fayetteville Lane Closings Planned
• Dog Park To Be Sprayed For Fleas, Chiggers
• Housing for chief argued at UCA
• Pulaski County’s hard calls paying off
• Births
• Public Meetings
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• More than 250,000 protesters swarm streets in Israel
• Taxes taking holiday, but buyers aren’t
• Superior Earnings Improve
• Man Files Suit Against Cargill
• Attorney Wants Drug Court Tapes Sealed
• Football Fundraiser Raises Issues
• Officer Cleared In Shooting
• Meth Dealers Sentenced
• Man Reportedly Disrupts Police Communication
• Chaffee fire being investigated
• Lifeguard Shortage Cuts Pool Hours
• 10 listed to check policies of office
• Fulbright escapes summer heat
• Lottery still must ante up to $55,000 for report
• ‘Couponing’ cited in newspaper thefts
• In lawsuit, jury clears 1 Little Rock officer, hung on 2nd
• NOTEWORTHY DEATH
• Police killing of woman called justified
• NW Arkansas today
• Small plane clips house, crashes in Hot Springs
• State sports briefs
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• UPDATED: Prosecutor Releases Shooting Footage
• Heat retreats a little, but humidity surges
• Arkansas students improve over ’10 in End-of-Course Exams
• Kevin K. Dennis
• Fort Chaffee fire levels 111 buildings
• Springdale Turkey Plant Source Of Salmonella
• Swepco Asks Customers To Reduce Energy Use
• First Friday Celebrates School’s Return
• Board Moves Forward With Willow Bend Plans
• County Considers Renovation Bids
• New Teachers Attend Orientation
• Students Like New School’s Features
• Fatal Shooting Investigation Continues
• Woman Charged In Mass Newspaper Theft
• Bella Vista Man Accused Of Cruelty To Animals
• Tyson Driver Dies In Truck Mishap
• 8th Circuit Denies Jail Appeal
• City, county officials agree on proposed tax
• Murder suspect has date for court
• Car Show Set For Downtown Springdale
• UCA has 3 home choices
• Fulbright Statue Removed While Base is Being Repaired
• 'Forming Function' Features Tables, Lamps Made by Students
• Former coaches highlight TD Club schedule
• Fire destroys buildings at Chaffee Hospital
• Stocks plunge as economic, Europe worries continue
• Police identify dead Tyson truck driver
• Kraft Foods plans to split into 2 companies
• Cargill recalls 36M lbs. of turkey from Springdale plant
• Arkansas ranked 14th by coaches
• SWEPCO asks customers to reduce power usage
• Campus alert at Virginia Tech lifted
• Historic highs set as state heats up
• Signs off a bit, but all show hot
• Ambulance Agreement To Be Extended
• Dairy Queen Sues Business Over ‘Grill-N-Chill’ Trademark
• Firefighters Battle Extreme Heat
• Saving Taxpayer Money Earns Employee Raise
• Quorum Court Finds Unfair Treatment
• Train To Ride Into First Thursday Event
• REVITALIZATION: Panel Discusses Downtown
• Newspaper Columnist, Former Reporter Dies
• Tontitown Mayor Resigns At Meeting
• Hiwasse Postmaster To Retire On Friday
• Siren Test Set For Friday
• Unemployment Up In Region
• Battery C To Be Retired
• RECORDS
• Firefighters To Attend Conference
• Presentation Canceled
• HIGH SCHOOL CLASSIFICATIONS: Athletics Proposals Fail
• Congress Delays Airport Projects
• Not So Over-The-Counter
• Rick Gets Rolled To WAC
• Joplin Intern to Produce Disaster Relief Manual for Faith-Based Programs
• CORRECTION Look Before Hotel Leap On Dickson
• Area's unemployment rate up to 6.9 percent in June
• Sales Tax Special Election
• Wal-Mart notes drop in visitors, competitors see boost
• AAA members vote against reclassification
• April was record-setting month for tornadoes
• More heat records broken in western Arkansas
• LR police holding video of GI killer
• Police: Man Threatened To Burn Apartment
• SPECIAL ELECTION: Council Sets Date For Tax Vote
• Springdale Man Faces Negligent Homicide Charge
• Church Collects Clothing To Give Away
• High School Staff Visit New Students
• Benton County Officials Begin Budget Process
• Decatur Man Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
• Football Tickets On Sale
• Two Hobbs Activities Set For Weekend
• Police Respond To Robbery Report
• PLANNING COMMISSION: Council Considers Change
• DEADLY SHOOTING: Attorney IDs Woman
• RECORDS
• Pea Ridge Horse Trail Opens
• Write-In Candidate Enters Race
• Friend: 2 went to view garden area before fall
• Cell tower goes up despite objections
• Suspect admits to bank heist on police tape
• Whew! 9 cities in state set new records on heat
• Verizon launching 4G in Northwest Arkansas Aug. 18
• State receives $1M grant to boost college grad rate
• Beebe: Too soon to tell debt deal impact on state
• Senate passes bill to prevent US default
• Oklahoma utility suspends cutoffs amid heat
• ADDITION: Police Shooting Kills Woman
• Extreme heat melts records in Fort Smith, Fayetteville
• Jury selection to start in 2010 slaying, heist
• As U.S. cuts loom, state hasn’t a say
• Woman Faces Charges Of Negligent Homicide
• Sculpture Planned For Wetland
• Elementary School Registration This Week
• Four Polling Places Set For Election
• PERSONNEL COMMITTEE: Flat Raises Considered
• THORNSBERRY DEATH: Douglas Murder Trial Nears
• City Groups Seek Applicants
• Tax Appeals In Full Swing
• Annexed Areas May Be Allowed To Shoot
• Regional Trail Workshop Brings Questions, Support
• Two Killed In Sunday Night Accident
• Man Faces More Charges
• Beaver Lake Cruises Resume
• RECORDS
• DEADLY FORCE: Police Shooting Kills Woman
• Pine Bluff Civil Service Commission abolished
• Ex-CFO’s new-trial bid denied by federal judge
• 2 found dead in Carroll County
• Walker Challenge Fundraising Initiative Endows Need-Based Scholarship
• NEA Grant Funds Revitalization Plan for Historic Little Rock Neighborhood
• Take Precaustions During Extreme Heat Conditions
• Poultry Science Students Intern in Brazil and China
• Ford to recall 1.1 million pickups
• Arkansas adds two commits
• Clarke transferring to Butler
• Manufacturing growth hits lowest level in 2 years
• Damgoode Kudos
• State's congressmen to back debt ceiling agreement
• Woman Threatened Officers Before Shooting
• Clinton, Huckabee expected at Osborne funeral
• Debt-limit votes: Senate momentum, House concerns
• Boy on scooter fatally struck in Fort Smith
• Windstream acquires N.Y. firm in $2.3 billion deal
• WALKER RENOVATIONS: City Readies For Park Upgrades
• Fayetteville Considers Naming Policy
• One Killed, Two Injured In Traffic Accident
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RECORDS
• School Off To Hot Start
• Regional Greenway Work Under Way; Local Companies See Benefit
• THREE OPTIONS: City Eyes New Ward Maps
• Judge: Resume arrests for Bauxite
• Children’s library in Little Rock planning to go beyond just books
• 11 to bring Chinese lessons to students
• Rise in speed not on radar
• Grants increase to tackle e-waste
• Loved adventure, said, ‘Life is good’
• County jails wrestle with lack of space
• Other days
• Summer Sun Scorching
• Beaver Lake Fun Spot Problem for Authorities
• Talk of tax rebate, millage reduction raises questions
• Property Tax Appeals Set To Begin
• Schools Get $6.3 Million Windfall
• Business License Program Launches
• Police Arrest Third Man In Reported Shooting
• Police Arrest Man On Drug Charge
• Community Emergency Response Training Announced
• Purple Heart Ceremony Honors Soldiers
• September Golf Seminar Moves To Saturday
• New school facilities built on tax increases
• Campus stores get in on ‘break’
• RECORDS
• PUBLIC MEETINGS
• BIRTHS
• Rebuilding himself
• State pension funds in limbo, cost-cutting expected
• About this project
• Bryant policeman kept on hook in 2006 traffic stop
• Northwest Arkansas Gains Most Legislative Seats In State
• Library Seeks Money To Match Grant
• Three Running For School Board Position
• Debt Ceiling Uncertainty Worries Agencies
• Eastside Class Begins Monday
• Judge: Storey Can’t Ban Attorney From Taking Cases
• State higher ed board questions athletic fee
• Child, Riordan Featured At October’s Conversations
• City Goes To Bat For Walker Park Upgrades
• Town of 392 to have five state lawmakers
• Armed Robbery Reported On Fayetteville Square
• Shot at house of rabbi, killer says in letters
• Highway Work, Water Leak Lead To Oil Spill
• Flag Football Registration Begins Monday
• Hospital cleared of fraud
• Brush Fire Investigation Continues
• UA says no room for band at game
• Football Sign-Ups End Today
• Officials cautious as Chaffee fire lingers
• 4 youths charged in man’s death
• Arkansas-Michigan to meet Jan. 21
• Woman reports armed robbery on Fayetteville Square
• White House criticizes new House debt bill
• Boehner rewrites his bill, conservatives climb on
• Fayetteville Public Meetings
• FAYETTEVILLE BOARD/COMMITTEE OPENINGS
• $20 Million Gift Makes Museum Admission Free
• Cabela’s Coming To Rogers
• New Trail Planned For South Fayetteville
• Man Charged With First-Degree Murder
• Solid Waste District OKs Tire Program
• Quorum Court Ponders Succession
• Local Advocates Make Final Plea
• Rain Garden Projects Receive $350,000 Grants
• New Requirements Expected For 2016 Graduates
• Board Sides With Property Owners
• Man Accused In Porn Video Theft
• Bond Increased In Child Abuse Case
• Little Flock Chief Resigns
• Back-To-School Event Set For Saturday
• Panel stops lottery plan for raises, added job
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Fort Smith suspect jailed in Michigan
• Public Meetings
• Bill filed to give medals to 2 GIs
• Fort Smith voters will get to decide food-tax issue
• CORRECTION RECORDS
• Fort Smith shootings suspect surrenders in Michigan
• Crystal Bridges admission cost: Free
• Temperature records broken, tied in NWA
• Cabela’s To Open First Arkansas Store
• Applications for unemployment aid drop below 400K
• Temperature records broken in Fort Smith, tied in Fayetteville
• Court Bans Televised Hearings
• Armed Man Reportedly Threatens Stepfather
• GENERAL FUNDS: Council To Examine Tax
• Reported Gun Threat Leads To Arrest
• Second Man Arrested In Drive-By Shooting
• United Way Giants Encourage Giving
• RECORDS
• Board Grudgingly Passes Regional Transit Budget
• Commissioners Replaced
• Barbecue To Benefit Dance Team
• Arkansas’ delegates get earful on debate
• MISSOURI INVESTIGATION: Businessman Shot, Killed
• Mabee grants college $750,000
• UA committee OKs 3 property purchases
• Court says no more drug-court broadcasts
• Reel issues raised in purchase of mower for Eureka Springs
• Youngest tornado victims to get aid
• Soldiers beat heat, build river bridge
• Osborne, known for light display, dies at age 67
• Police: Deaths to avenge rabbit food ‘pot’
• Suspect in Murder Identified
• Rogers Businessman Killed
• Police arrest second suspect in Fayetteville shooting
• More Goodwill
• New CEO: Admired Acxiom from afar
• 8 Ark. families vying for Farm Family of the Year
• Arkansans awarded $35 million in disaster aid
• Suspect identified in Fort Smith shooting deaths
• Byron M. Haines
• School Plans Forum On Insurance
• DICKSON STREET: Hotel Discussion Delayed
• Bridge Repair Receives OK
• McDaniel Discusses Concerns
• Annual Centerton Day Set
• ELECTION COMMISSION: Meeting Moves Up Three Hours
• Online Property Searches To Be Free
• Miscommunication Delays County Road Yard Bids
• CITY COUNCIL: Panel OKs Project Budget
• Gunman kills LR boy, 14
• Man Jailed In Connection With Child Abuse
• RECORDS
• Rogers Man Didn’t Drown, Faces Multiple Charges
• Meteor Shower Viewing At Hobbs
• Mega Millions
• TRANSPORTATION COOPERATION: Council OKs Partnership
• Interstate Barriers To Be Installed
• Webb Announces Run For Rogers District Judge
• Beebe: Options few for black-majority legislative districts
• Wal-Mart begins video streaming service
• Dominguez, Broadway find NFL homes
• Consumer confidence edges up in July
• Killer of GI takes deal, gets life terms
• EMERGENCY RESPONSE: Leaders Seek Disaster Funding
• Commission Plans For Elections
• Commissioners Grant Permit For Nightclub
• Road Work To Close Parts Of College Avenue
• Bella Vista City Council OKs Property Rezoning
• Police Arrest Three In Connection With Meth
• ‘Trail Trekkers’ Seek Volunteers
• Mertes Draws Opponent In School Board Race
• LAWSUITS
• RECORDS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• ELECTION COMMISSION: Democrats May Replace Officials
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Football Sign-Ups Continue
• FEMA Deadline Approaching
• Three Seek School Board Position
• Local Growers For Allen Foods Remain In Dark Regarding Proposed Merger
• Man Accused Of Voyeurism
• Judge throws out Game & Fish suit
• Fort Smith shooting leaves 2 dead, 1 hurt
• Fayetteville Takes Readers Back in Time
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes Daddy’s Money: A Memoir of Farm and Family
• 2 dead, 1 hospitalized in Fort Smith shooting
• Female inmate dies in Sebastian Co. jail
• U.S. 71 Road Work
• Man pleads guilty in recruiter shooting
• Dozens of airport construction projects halted
• Photo Correction
• Rep. Mike Ross won't seek re-election.
• Debt standoff puts Arkansans on edge
• County Looks Forward To Updates
• City Touts Fire Safety
• Police Seek Man In Connection With Shooting
• More Parking, Signage Planned
• City Recycling Center Opens
• LIFE-SAVING DEVICES: Defibrillator Ordinance On Agenda
• BENCHMARK EXAMS: Test Scores Improving
• Study: A, B students not ready for college
• RECORDS
• Group asks Conway council to end prayer
• Developer liked seeing city grow
• Other days
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• 10 plaques on civil-rights path offer lesson in Arkansas history
• Cleanup will give ex-clinic new life
• Modest incentives are making mark
• Seminar aids officers, K-9s
• Fort Smith unit gets high marks after inspection
• Emergency Response
• Switching Schools
• Heat Takes Toll On Pets In Cars
• Northwest Arkansas Journalists Win Awards
• Board Gives College Direction
• Cancer Support Home Gets New Guest Rooms
• Man Faces Rape Charge
• Council To Discuss Rezone Monday
• Shelter Offers Discounted Cat Adoptions
• Football Sign-Ups Start Monday
• Case Unsolved
• Over 550 new laws in effect this week
• Square to get luxury hotel
• Crystal Bridges joins with other museums
• Dems hope to regain strength
• GOP: 2012 is ripe for victory
• Life in Fort Smith doesn’t slow despite weather
• The state/region in brief
• Other days
• Fans line up for opening of new bridge
• Razorback Greenway Design Begins
• College Breaks Ground For Health Professions Center
• Plans Emerge For Dickson Street Hotel
• College Looks To Future During Retreat
• Suspect Sought in Robbery
• City, State Partner On Walnut Street Improvement
• LPGA Tickets On Sale
• Corps Cautions About Falling Lake Level
• Bentonville Spot Draws Three Candidates
• Contested School Board Races In Fayetteville, Springdale
• Witness details ‘mental illness’
• Mileage increase is again rejected
• $189,000 buys a family legacy
• Mega Millions
• Other days
• Correction
• Mercury at 100, cities in the East bake
• College expects health building to open in 2013
• Joblessness in state ratchets up to 8.1%
• Heat illnesses climb in state
• Clarksville man drowns after jump from cliff
• Arkansas unemployment rate climbs to 8.1 percent
• Defense claims no proof of Muhammad premeditation
• City Proposes Microchip Ordinance
• County Eyes Added Space
• Pea Ridge Man Charged With Capital Murder
• Sales Tax Revenue Climbs In Three Cities
• Accountant Accused Of Stealing Millions
• Man’s Bond Set At $500,000
• Greenland School Receives Classroom Facelift
• College To Plan Future At Retreat
• Judge Dismisses Parsons Lawsuit
• Well Decision Delayed
• Deputies Arrest Man After Dog Shot
• Woman Ordered To Pay Back $5,000 She Stole
• Water Line Moved For Bella Vista Bypass
• County schools’ budget near red line
• Benton County School Board Filings
• Police Log For Northwest Arkansas
• Darr says brief fulfills promise on health law
• Other days
• Area districts outperform state average
• Drug forfeiture makes suit moot, filing says
• Wilson Fellowship Awarded
• Chemical engineering professor hosts French scientists
• Gould council to repeal ordinances on groups
• Farmington store clerk cashes in $100,000 lotto ticket
• Man Arrested on Murder Charge
• County Medical Service To Replace Ambulances
• Area Men Accused Of Copper Thefts
• 2 state funds score leaps for pensions
• VETERAN AFFAIRS: Group Buys Burial Land
• Mother’s Actions Under Review
• Benton County Under Burn Ban
• Prank Nets Student Criminal Citation
• Oklahoma Man Found Dead In Field Monday
• Judge Sentences Woman To 20 Years For Drugs
• POSSIBLE INCREASE: Water Rates Could Rise
• Children’s Swim Class Begins In August
• Barbecue To Help Mountie Football
• Restaurant, Lounge Coming To New Airport Concourse
• 74-ACRE SITE: City Plans West Side Park
• Walmart Pledges Obesity Fight
• Snake Expert To Speak at Hobbs
• RECORDS
• Library To Host Storyteller
• Obituaries
• Gould to repeal laws on groups
• Ballot Initiatives, Voter Turnout Linked
• It's Faculty/Staff Parking Permit Renewal Time
• Old Sale Barn Issue Revisited
• Heat 'dome' causing high temperatures and humidity
• School district to seek approval for shooting range
• Lawyer says suspect in soldier's death delusional
• CORRECTION Meteor Shower Viewing At Hobbs
• Walmart To Open 300 Stores
• Washington County Sheriff releases mobile app
• Jury seated for GI slaying trial
• Council OKs Property Changes
• Hospital Releases Infant Left In Car
• Campus Prank Generates Large Response
• Centerton Day Planned
• Man Pleads Guilty To First-Degree Battery
• Bentonville Honors Outstanding Residents
• Forester Gives Tree Care Advice In Heat, Drought
• Man Accused Of Kidnapping Child
• Panel Approves Adjustment
• New Well Topic For Association
• New Traffic Light Sends Mixed Signals
• Mayor Proposes New Position
• Teachers Take Mentoring On The Road
• Teen’s Body Recovered From Lake
• Three Seats Open On Board
• REDISTRICTING MAP PROPOSAL: No Majority For Hispanics
• RECORDS
• Chamber Endorses Bond Election
• Meteor Shower Viewing At Hobbs
• Student Academic Achievements Recognized on University Website
• Iraqi Students Help with Joplin Clean Up
• Teen prank results in response by Fayetteville Fire Department and UAPD
• Police search for missing Fayetteville man
• Judge: convicted Arkansas killer was fit for trial
• 11 jurors selected for trial in Ark. soldier death
• Racetrack approved by southwest Missouri council
• Searchers Awaiting More Equipment
• Joplin schools to use city hall for events
• Midwest heat wave expected to persist this week
• Man pleads guilty to killing 2 women in Lawton
• U.S. aid sustained for State Hospital
• If Medicaid is cut, loss of son’s care is feared
• Man Gets 66 Years For Rape, Robbery
• NEW HIGH SCHOOL: Elkins Eyes Early Plans
• Two Charged In $51,000 Copper Theft From School Construction Site
• Attendant Cashes In $100,000 Scratch-Off Ticket
• PROGNOSIS PROMISING: Infant Left In Hot Car
• 8th Circuit Denies Bank Robber’s Appeal
• Asbell, Happy Hollow Set Registration
• DISCUSSION DELAYED: Panel Discusses Firearms
• Bella Vista Officials Seek Public Input
• District Carryover Beats Projection
• Plenty Of Water To Meet Demand
• RECORDS
• Weatherization Program Begins
• Lake Search Continues
• Teacher Wins Grant For Summer Program
• Jury selection begins in killing of GI in LR
• Draft boosts minority-rule state districts
• Eudora owes $42,000 to IRS in payroll taxes
• Beachum, Simek no longer at Arkansas
• 1-month-old child removed from hot car, hospitalized
• Petrino's son arrested in Indiana on drug charges
• Suspect in soldier's death ordered to keep lawyers
• Police await blood test in Reed crash
• Winemakers say heat helping their grapes
• Search Continues For Possible Drowning Victim
• Chesapeake gas well in Oklahoma hits milestone
• Tyson plant operating normally after smoking tank
• UCA house judged not yet ‘presidential’
• County Sends Fewer Notices
• School Leaders Finish First Year
• TRAFFIC TICKETS: Fines Do Little To Fund Police
• New Human Resource Director Starts Work
• School Construction Rolling Along
• Local Food Pantry Struggles
• LAWSUITS
• RECORDS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• REAPPRAISAL NOTICES MAILED: Tax Appeal Process Begins
• Efforts Ramp Up To Find Teenager
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Department Expects Accreditation
• Other days
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• New Eagle Scouts
• Change in payment for Medicaid fuzzy
• Lottery’s $55,000 contract irks state lawmaker
• Families at work building homes
• Keeping Track
• All plans on redrawn districts to be out soon
• Seat Belt Law Proven Effective
• Sanity still attorneys’ trial angle
• Springdale Adds Emergency Response To Annexed Area
• Flood-Damaged Dam Could Take Years To Replace
• Children Gifted With School Supplies, Shoes, Socks
• Storm victims still struggle; aid trickles in
• Crews Search For Missing Teen
• Petition process grievous
• Continuing Education Abundant In Area
• Second council member files suit
• New clinic to focus on Marshallese population
• Bentonville Teachers Help Joplin School District
• The state/region in brief
• Democrat wins vote for seat in District 54
• NW Arkansas meetings
• Pharmacy Garden Honors Student
• NW Arkansas today
• Suspect In Robbery Released From Hospital
• Texas duo commits to Arkansas
• Ruth Lorene Pool
• Foreclosure Affects Hundreds Of Local Families
• Infamous wetland finds new owner
• Second Map Unveiled Creating New Senate Seat For Bentonville
• Finance Committee To Discuss Outsourcing Jobs
• Area Woman Heads Up Joplin Breakfast
• Stehlik Hired As Springdale’s Athletic Director
• City Guides Focus On Residents, Tourists Alike
• Police: Traffic Stop Nets Explosives
• Faulty Wiring May Have Started Pawn Shop Fire
• Woman Arrested On Kidnapping Charges
• Wreck Snarls Traffic In Bella Vista
• Fire Destroys Garfield Business
• Fayetteville Man Arrested in Springdale Rape Case
• Benton County School Board Filings
• Five file for school board seats
• Marshal Investigates House Fire
• New warship to bear Little Rock name
• Backup plans take shape in debt-limit stalemate
• Mega Millions
• Oden dismissed from Razorbacks football team
• Dunkin' Donuts announces 7 NWA franchises
• Stehlik hired as Springdale AD
• Faulty sign may have started pawn shop fire
• Fire Destroys Garfield Business
• Stanley Reed, finalist for UA system head, dies
• University of Arkansas mourns death of Stanley Reed
• Final 'Potter' sets midnight box office record
• LA readies for 'Carmageddon' weekend
• Seeds of future problems in Minnesota budget deal
• Hacking scandal casts light on Murdoch's politics
• Attorney General's Senate Map Shows New District In Benton County
• Promoters wary after Missouri music festival bust
• Jury recommends 91 years in rape case
• June Home Sales Hold Steady
• Man Arrested In Rape Case
• J.B. Hunt Reports Record Earnings, Revenue
• New school ready for occupancy
• Health Center Open For Another Year
• Deputies Arrest Two Men In Connection with Reported Burglaries
• Decatur Man Sentenced To Three Years In Prison
• Renovated, New Facilities Help Tennis Grow In Area
• Fayetteville Underground Seeks New Home
• Solid Waste District Expects More Revenue
• Quorum Court Accepts Carnahan’s Resignation
• Officials Learn About CPR
• Park Announces Tour Road Resurfacing
• Board Discusses Well Repair Costs
• Heat Prompts Rifle, Pistol Range To Open Early
• Police Log For Northwest Arkansas
• UA trustees tap Texas provost
• Agency’s legal unit got no-work pay
• Mad Men leads Emmy series nods
• Arkansas to face Oklahoma in basketball
• Fayetteville Recycling Survey
• Underground To Seek New Home
• Arkansas places 14 on preseason all-SEC
• Man guilty of rape, kidnapping, aggravated robbery, jury says
• Sallie Mae agrees to postpone payments in Joplin
• High Court Denies Attorney’s Filing
• Rape Trial Begins
• Edwards Announces Re-Election Campaign
• Filing Period Begins Friday
• Cooling Station Heats Up
• League Holds Junior Academy
• Counterfeit Bills Appearing
• Airport Power Outage Causes Inconvenience
• RECORDS
• Ney Announces He Won’t Seek School Board Re-Election
• Board To Discuss Well
• Governor’s Proposal Gives Senate Seat To Bentonville
• Water Meeting Set For July 21
• Barbecue Benefit Set For Saturday
• Dragonfly Catch, Release Set
• Officer Involved In Auto Accident
• 4 months after damage, wall getting patched up
• Director of lottery again on hot seat
• Other days
• McDaniel grants $700,000 to troopers
• A Ride To Afghanistan
• $1 Million Gift Benefits the Department of Geosciences in Fulbright College
• Not Cool: Library Loses Air
• USA advances to World Cup final with 3-1 win
• Arkansas adds linebacker commit
• Power outage affects AC, security equipment at XNA
• India: Terror attack kills 17, wounds 81 in Mumbai
• UPDATE: Commission awards 12K+ lottery scholarships
• Lightning leaves Fayetteville library with no air conditioning
• Storm-affected residents face July 26 aid deadline
• Vilonia gets $1 million grant for tornado safe room
• Lottery forecast off by $4 million
• Colleges like pick as agency director
• Former Fire Chief Gets Probation
• Ruskin Heights Talk Reignites
• GROWING PAINS: Council OKs Annexation
• Elkins Man Gets 80 Years In Meth Case
• Purchasing Technology Theme Of Meeting
• Sales Tax Boost Raises Hotel Tax
• City Staff Deems First ‘Event Parking’ Successful
• Bradford Pushes For Bible Course
• Officials Rebel Against Mandate
• Zones Likely To Be Redrawn
• RECORDS
• Shelter Takes In Dogs After Fireworks
• Man Faces Internet Stalking Charges
• District Upgrades Internet Connection
• SALES TAX EXTENSION: Council Approves Election
• Cooling Centers Open
• Twilight Walk Scheduled
• 30,000 get 2011-12 scholarships
• NEA Grant Provides Design Funding for Creative Corridor
• Tyson cited for alleged violations in Nebraska
• Ron Paul to retire from Congress for presidential run
• Motorcycle gang members face murder, drug charges
• Couple found dead in Springfield home
• ESPN files lawsuit against Ohio State
• Job openings flat in May, a sign of slow hiring
• Cooling Stations Set Up
• 100-degree heat grips the South, Midwest
• Man Sentenced To 20 Years
• County Under Burn Ban
• Budget Process Begins; Raises Discussed
• Man Gets probation For $40,000 Jewelry Theft
• WALTON ARTS CENTER EXPANSION: Financing Question Remains
• West Fork School Board Approves Tuition Agreement
• Man Accused Of Raping Teens
• COUNTY EMPLOYMENT: Panel Considers Salary Study
• Rogers Man Pleads Not Guilty To Killing Dog
• RECORDS
• Lowell Man Pleads Not Guilty To Child Porn
• Museum Extends Incentives To Join
• Four Area Students Receive National Merit Scholarships
• Bella Vista Planners OK Rezoning Request
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Rape
• Walter Murder Trial Moved To December
• Donation Deadline Looms
• Sweltering LR crowd seeks assistance in paying for electricity
• Pierce’s requests rejected by judge
• Loans lend Democrat money edge in race
• Hitchcock Avoids Yet Perpetuates Italian Stereotype
• Mountain Home pitcher, UA commit selected for all-American game
• Washington County imposes ban on outdoor burning
• UA fundraising drive raises $6.5 million for athletics
• Amtrak train hits truck, several injured in Maine
• Last Day to Donate Books for Joplin Aug. 2
• Crystal Bridges Hits 3,000
• UA holds technology fair
• Heat warnings simmer parts of Arkansas
• Vet hurt in Iraq given free home
• Fire Department To Train On University Campus
• Report: Man Threatens Residents
• NEW HIGH SCHOOL: District Seeks Millage Hike
• Man Arrested In Connection With Assault
• RECORDS
• Weather Likely To Stay Hot Through Season
• LAWSUITS
• Museums split on insurance
• New Superintendent Looks To Future
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• ‘UNFUNDED MANDATE’: Committee Warned On Signs
• REDRAWING BOUNDARIES: Parties Spar Over New District
• IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS: Aldermen To Consider Tax Election
• Arrests were education for bus activists
• Governor’s appointments
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Ellen the elephant remembered
• Deadline for aid Aug. 1 for most
• Dams needing upgrades
• High School Students Introduced to Information Technology Field
• Benjamin Carter Named Senior Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations
• Small Towns Survive Changes
• Football Sponsorship Request Draws Complaints
• No End In Sight For Rising Lunch Prices
• Gunmen attack Mexican bar; 20 shot to death
• City Eyes Art Show, Funding For Public Sculptures
• UA hosts Iraqis in study session
• City Seeks Focus In Search For Recycling Expansion
• College Has Opportunity To Plan Ecological Future
• Joplin victim fights fungus, many injuries
• Pharmacy to end photo operations
• The state/region in brief
• Man With Knife Reportedly Threatens Woman
• ’61 Freedom Rider shares story of bus ride to Little Rock
• Man Accused Of Ramming Wife’s Car
• Armed Robbery Under Investigation
• High impact foreseen from academic poll
• Bella Vista Planners To Consider Request
• House Fire Under Investigation
• Marina Dock To Receive New Roof
• Divorces
• Arkansas lineman Oden arrested
• Richardson resigns as coach of WNBA's Shock
• Bella Vista Bypass Construction Begins
• Students Practice Surgery At Medical Center
• Broadway says job fit hinges on ‘semantics’
• No Charges In Fatal Accident Involving Sisters
• State Argues Public Defender’s Appeal Is Moot
• Gasoline Prices, Temperatures Rise
• Man Reportedly Threatened Wife with Knife
• Foes of new tax submit petitions to force election
• Man Drowns In Lake Brittany
• Construction on 71 bypass finally begins
• Lane Closings, Restrictions Begin Today
• Court’s Delinquent List Down To Third Strike
• Southwest Bentonville Road Construction Continues
• Adult Softball Registration Opens
• Harrison proposes vote on sales tax increase
• Northwest Arkansas Police Record
• System Transfer Causes Water Discoloration
• Springdale Man Accused Of Rape
• Disaster funding on way to area
• Inmates to now get postcards only in Garland County jail
• Weak hiring casts doubts for economic rebound
• I-540 Lane Closures
• Parking Shuffle
• Ohio State vacates all victories from 2010 season
• Four candidates to interview for UA System presidency
• NASA's last space shuttle launches successfully
• Texas Rangers fan dies, fell reaching for ball
• Arkansas Foodbank collects more than 200k cereal boxes
• Record 107 degrees reached in Fort Smith
• Building permits move forward in Joplin
• USPS posts closure proposal notices at 3 Arkansas sites
• Former Deputy Pleads Guilty To Sexual Assault
• Middle School Construction Likely To Stay On Budget
• Man Pleads Guilty To Child Porn
• Arts Center Revamps Parking Effort
• Springdale Woman Says She Was Kidnapped
• Preservation Group Seeks Tree Protection
• Officials Mark Progress On Juvenile Justice Center
• Officials Raid Bella Vista Pot-Growing Operation
• Landscaper Fined For Hiring Illegal Immigrants
• Afghanistan Deployment ‘A Great Experience’
• County To Review Road Policy
• Schools ask to delay money
• Residents Oppose Annexation
• Siloam Springs Woman Dies In Wreck
• Getting Published Topic Of Library Discussion
• Shooting inquiry’s panelists selected
• Crawford County fights another split
• University Ends Campus Phone Directory
• Red Flag Fire Warning Issued
• Navy chaplain lived by his faith
• Fayetteville Man Dies Motorcycle Accident
• Fayetteville gets kudos from RelocateAmerica
• Washington County under Red Flag Fire Warning
• How to Get Published Topic of Library Discussion
• Siloam Springs Woman Dies In Wreck
• Study says 3 in 10 Arkansas adults are obese
• Court tosses relaxed TV, newspaper ownership rules
• News of the World printing last issue Sunday
• Redistricting forum in Ft. Smith at 6p.m.
• Officials: faulty rail caused train derail
• Springdale Woman Says Ex-Boyfriend Kidnapped Her
• Ex-deputy gets 80-year sentence in sexual assault case
• First Thursday To Feature Movie, Music
• Man Faces Felony Charges In Robbery
• PLANNED PARENTHOOD MERGER: Group Fears More Abortions
• Fire Marshal Considers Red Flag Warning
• Police Seek Park Fire Information
• Hearing Set For Annexation
• County To Review Developers’ Proposal
• RECORDS
• Groups To Share Resources, Ideas
• National Project To Help Adult Education
• HISPANIC-MAJORITY: District Meeting’s Focus
• Transfer To Increase Water Pressure
• Barbecue Benefit Set For Saturday
• DOWNTOWN PROJECT: Grants Help Building Owners
• Fight for beliefs, Clinton tells student gathering
• In Morrilton, debris a reminder: Girl died
• Georgia taxi driver sought in bank heists
• Up to $405,000 OK’d to clean chemical plant
• Mental health exam ordered for suspect
• New director lays out plans for Arts Center
• Local Firefighters to Train in Former Geology Building
• Court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• Obama takes on 'tweeters' in Twitter town hall
• 5 traffic fatalities reported during holiday weekend
• More drivers arrested for DUI during July 4 holiday
• Police seek leads on bathroom destroyed by fire
• September sentencing set for ex-UCA president
• Obama to hold town hall on Twitter at 1
• Indian tribes welcome much-maligned FEMA homes
• South Korea to host 2018 Winter Olympics
• Pedestrian bridge to open at LR's Two Rivers Park
• Drug car sold at auction seized again in drug case
• 31 rail cars loaded with coal derail near Ashdown
• 2 months after her pal Mary, LR Zoo’s elephant Ellen dies
• High cost of competition
• COCA-COLA ADVERTISEMENT: Fading Sign Covered
• Council Approves City Plan 2030; Holds Off On Master Street Vote
• Attorney Files Petition
• Deputies: Fireworks Led To Fight
• Compton Rehires Fired Teacher
• BENTON COUNTY QUORUM COURT: Panel OKs Salary Study Proposal
• County Discusses Scrap Metal Theft
• Police: Woman Attempts Smothering
• Garfield Man’s Murder Trial Set For Early Next Year
• Commission OKs Plans
• Facebook Solicitation Brings Prison Sentence
• Council Debates Sales Tax
• Boil Order In Place For Pea Ridge
• Missing Dog Found Seven Years After Lost
• OBITUARIES
• RECORDS
• Agreement Grants Pawn Shop Conditions
• City To Test Warning Siren System Today
• Law Enforcement To Participate In Speed-Reduction Program
• Global Campus Offers Three Courses on Health Care Laws for Human Resource Professionals
• Giffords aide who was hurt in rampage back at work
• Sec. of State says he's $3.2M under budget
• Coon rehired by Bentonville School District
• 60-year-old elephant dies at LR Zoo
• Researchers developing new soybean variety
• Boil Order in Place for Pea Ridge
• Old theater in downtown Beebe burns
• Boil order issued for Pea Ridge
• UPDATE: Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Report shows Arkansas' revenues above forecast
• Panel calls for interrogation recordings
• Searing heat in 2010 fells yet another young athlete
• District Revenue Reduction Unrealized
• Path Users Report Minor Incidents
• Sonora School On Schedule
• RECORDS
• SMALL PERCENTAGE COMPULSIVE: Luck At Casinos A Gamble
• Program Keeps Children Busy
• Power Technologies To Be Topic At Hobbs
• New Eagle Scout
• LR marks bike routes
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Mann’s wife cites bias in conviction appeal
• App lets officers, public connect
• Independence Day no dud across state
• Highway panel awards millions to state projects
• Agencies enlist forces to stop drug trafficking
• Other days
• Iraqi Student Leaders Train at University This Summer
• Human Resources Course Offers Conflict Resolution Tips
• Razorbacks Earn Top 25 National Finish in Learfield Sports Directors Cup
• Crisis Team Seeks New Members
• Activity Center Ahead Of Schedule
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RECORDS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• 3-D LEARNING SYSTEM: Modern Lab Proposed For Schools
• Transportation Study Outlines System Changes
• Officials Promise More Service
• CONSORTIUM FORMS: Libraries Address High Costs
• Commissioners To Set Conditions For Pawn Shop
• Trip policy won’t pay best refund
• Crews clear Joplin’s tornado debris
• Closing post office troubles tiny towns
• Summer heat, ball practice can drop toughest athletes
• Ozark tree at root of debate
• Officials plan events as historic site turns 50
• Initial half-hour key, expert says
• Independence Day closings
• Other days
• Family Considers Future After Tornado, Floods
• Teenage Unemployment Remains High
• Zoning Request Challenges City’s Approach
• Parade Celebrates Veterans
• Museum Looking For A Few Good Members
• Dentists set to see Medicaid changes
• Law Clashes Part Of Family Legacy
• Bella Vista Lots Offered In Sale
• Patriots’ Parade Set For Monday
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Vanished suspect arrested in Ohio
• Independence Day closings
• New media being used to reach young donors
• In Monaco palace, 2 share vows again
• Plan is to buy land for refuge
• Museum membership drive popular
• Gallery weighs hours, fee plan
• Program looks to match donors with families in need
• The state/region in brief
• Scholar keeps heat on Sudan
• Independence Day Celebrates Country, Family, Fireworks
• Some Oppose Local Hispanic House District
• Comstock, Fryauf Now Circuit Judges
• Compton Passes On Legacy
• Revised Summit Place Plan Shrinks Lots
• Music, Watermelon Part Of Rogers Celebration
• Organizers: First Night To Become Last Night
• Lottery looking at shift in ways
• Decorator Accused Of Stealing $14,000
• Tyson Says Workers Out Of Hospitals
• Petition drive moving ahead in Fort Smith
• Northwest Arkansas Police Record
• Felts to lead state parole panel
• Mormon massacre site declared national landmark
• College hosting science program
• The state/region in brief
• Child-porn sentence grows after new trial
• NW Arkansas today
• Signs on LR store protest closure
• UA names vice provost
• Tyson: All employees released from hospital
• Lottery panel changes hiring process
• 800-QUIT-NOW calls spike after labels debut
• Judge considers recusal in LR schools case
• Collen adds wife to women's basketball staff
• Governor to call $575M road bond vote
• Arkansas authorities seize 10 horses
• Site likely set for new Garland County jail
• Crystal Bridges Hires Chef
• Yarnell’s cranks out final carton
• Man Charged In Brother's Death
• ‘No Tolerance’ For Drunken Boating
• Attempted Burglary Suspect Identified
• County To Rebuild Bridge
• First Friday, Farmers Market Set In Bentonville
• Marina Worker Arrested After Fishermen Report Gunfire
• Finch’s Last Day Ends Helping Others
• Hospital Board Given New Life
• State rice acreage down 35% in ’11
• FEMA Offers Home Improvement Advice
• Siren Test Today In Bentonville
• Northwest Arkansas Police Record
• Legion Event Tickets On Sale
• Dog Days Event Starts Today
• State sends appeal for tornado funds
• Economy crimping July 4 travel plans
• UA’s Davis Hall renovated
• Nelson submits revised tax plan
• Desegregation-case party seeks reversal of district’s takeover
• Ben Chamberlain Named Assistant Director of Bands at University of Arkansas
• Di Brezzo Named Interim Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
• Reynolds added to national team
• 5 still in hospital after Tyson plant leak
• Grocery, manufacturing tax cuts start July 1
• Beebe announces 48 appointments
• More corn production could ease food inflation
• State parole board meets without retiring chairman
• Man stung by scorpion on commercial flight
• Sheffield Nelson intros new gas tax proposal
• Unemployment benefit applications stuck above 400K
• Yarnell's closes, lays off 200 workers
• Beebe’s higher-ed pick meets resistance
• Report: Man Killed Ran Stop Sign
• West Fork Commission Looks To Add Two Seats
• Woman Injured In Opening Ceremony
• Store Starts School Lunch Campaign
• Rodeo Honors Late Businessmen
• Employee Mixed Cleaners
• RECORDS
• Clinger Closes Book On Career
• Game Warden Shoots, Kills Alligator
• Panel Eyes School Elections
• APPEAL RULING: Officer’s Firing Overturned
• Job Market Still Stagnant
• Pharmacy Owner Shoots Intruder
• Court dismisses appeal, upholds rape conviction
• 911-call claim fails in firearm appeal
• Terry appointed to conduct panel
• Bauxite mayor vetoes pay OK
• Court upholds man’s DWI, failure-to-appear conviction
• Hixson declares appeals court bid
• Planned Giving Directors Named at University of Arkansas
• Academic Department Changes Name, Announces Interim Head
• Debit fees capped at 21 cents, effective Oct. 1
• Justin Timberlake part of group buying MySpace
• GOP criticizes Beebe pick for ADHE chief
• CORRECTION Pawn Shop Gets Permit From Council
• Greece backs austerity despite violent protests
• Peterson transferring to Florida State
• Unemployment rises in more than half of US metros
• UPDATE: Acid, chlorine mixed at Tyson plant
• Suspect shot after drug store break-in
• Fatal wreck caused when car runs stop sign, police say
• Wal-Mart Stores cutting gas prices for 3 months
• Fayetteville Fireworks Display On Saturday
• Council Scales Back Elm Springs Road Project
• Botanical Garden Hosts Free Concert
• Police Identify Crash Victim
• Museum Receives $100,000 Bequest
• ROCK QUARRY: Council Considers Appeal
• Airport Bond Refinancing Delay Likely
• Suspect missing, judge cancels trial in 2009 slaying
• Big Crowd Expected For Fireworks
• Human Error To Blame
• Equalization Board Sees Long Days Ahead
• RECORDS
• FUTURE CAPACITY ISSUES: School Boss Offers Fix
• Thomas Placed On Probation
• FEMA Specialist To Take Questions
• PLANNING COMMISSION: Pawn Shop Gets Permit
• Forrest City selects new police chief
• Ross wants answers posted
• UAFS adding wing to campus library
• Womack challenges Democrats for its Medicare plan
• Louisiana emergency director resigns for Wal-Mart
• Investigators ask public for help with killing
• Tyson Accident Involved Human Error
• Appeals court hears arguments over Fisk art sale
• Former Hog Williams involved in extortion case
• New leader of Pulaski County school district named
• Crop Duster pilot escapes plane crash in Cash
• Tuesday storms wreck havoc in north Arkansas
• Man facing murder charge disappears after 911 call
• Beebe speaking to gay rights advocates
• Former Springdale coach Johnson dies
• Beebe speaking to gay rights advocates
• Health law said to need state OK
• Vehicle Accident Kills Man
• Planning Commission Endorses Rezoning
• Fumes Overwhelm Workers
• Council To Mull Building Codes
• County Alert System Evolves
• Pipe Bomb Made Of Fireworks Apparently Misfired, Police Say
• Council Addresses Street Concerns
• RECORDS
• FEMA to open Berryville center
• Powerball odds to increase in ’12
• College Focuses On Students
• Rig flips, spills acid in North Little Rock
• Street Closures Coming
• Motorcyclist hurt after hitting deer
• Woman Arrested In Child Porn Case
• White House wants new judge nominees
• Harassment suit settled before trial
• Texas man killed in crash; 2 injured
• Paper’s journalists win media honors
• School of Law to Dedicate E.J. Ball Courtroom on Wednesday, June 29
• 9,648 in Arkansas apply for assistance after storms
• Changes in store for Powerball next year
• One killed in wreck near Tontitown
• Arkansas insurance chief to try again on exchange
• ‘Bomb’ Made Of Fireworks Apparently Misfired
• UPDATE: Jury convicts Blagojevich at retrial
• Camden plant to make rockets for Army
• Earth’s date with asteroid delayed a few hours
• 173 hospitalized in chlorine gas leak at Tyson plant
• Children find pipe bomb near Bentonville school
• Summer Camp Promotes Science Education In Local Schools
• Bella Vista Council To Meet Tonight
• School Facilities Department Has Full Schedule
• Dog Days Of Business
• LAWSUITS
• New Law Dictates Vacation Duties
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• RECORDS
• Departments Cracking Down Over Holiday
• Pawn Shop Appeal Likely To Attract A Crowd
• Hispanic House District Eyed
• Homes, lives being rebuilt
• Museum’s director eager to educate
• Prosecutors to drop charge in 74-year-old’s threat case
• Concern for water quality deepens in Shale
• Other days
• Summer program aims to feed more kids
• Parole chief’s reviews varied
• Man, 12-year-old die in car crashes
• History of Fayetteville Told Through Photographs
• Going Green at Home Made Easier with iPhone App
• Eileen Tittle Donaldson
• Gunn’s Move Leaves Authority With Real Drug Court
• Wait, see what show’s impact is, state official says
• Learning For All Key As New Judges Take Over
• Pride Weekend Celebrates Diversity, Inclusion
• One Injured In Cellphone Tower Shooting
• Justices Of Peace Visit With Constituents About Roads, Bridges
• Lake Nutrient Management Plan Approved; Presentation Scheduled
• Bella Vista’s Fireworks Planned; Holiday Closings Announced
• Bentonville Plans Storm Debris Pickup
• Medicare Meeting Slated For Tuesday
• Police Records For Northwest Arkansas
• Schools invest in safe rooms
• County cleanup efforts started
• 50 pick up pieces left after tornado
• UA renovations forcing moves
• The state/region in brief
• Schools’ ex-leader is proud of his legacy
• Divorces
• State set to shave 2 levies Friday
• Chism Faces Accusations In Dickson Street Bank Robberies
• Schools Try To Boost Summer Reading
• Inmate Dies Of Apparent Seizure
• Woman Gets Six Years For Aggravated Assault
• Golfers Take To Course To Battle Cancers
• Governor Speaks to County Judges
• School Band To Perform In Tennesee
• Public Hearing Set For Ruskin Heights Rezoning
• Transit Service Mulls Options
• Austin Receives Distinguished Service Award
• Mann’s wife asks to sell car, assets
• Attorney General’s Opinion Requested On POA Concerns
• Asian Culture To Be Featured At Library
• Acticut Not Coming To Fayetteville
• Today's Police Record
• Getting it straight
• Other days
• Mega Millions
• LR police gain clues about robberies
• Logger killed by falling tree
• Man shot during reported robbery now accused in bank holdups
• Peter Falk of 'Columbo' fame dies
• Berryville man charged with trying to enter judge’s home
• Inmate at Washington County Detention Center dies
• 3 rural Arkansas post offices to close
• 13 local Main Street Arkansas programs get funding
• Cancer Survivor Tells Her Story At Event
• Springdale Woman Dies in Accident
• Letter States Reasons For West's Firing
• Texas driller’s 7 ex-workers win overtime suit
• Federal Help On the Way for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
• Burglaries Net Man 15 Years In Prison
• Foster-care cut starts Capitol blame game
• Man Charged In Rape Of 12-Year-Old
• Quorum Court Rejects Transit Tax Vote
• County Considers Adding New Employees
• City Officials Pleased With Supreme Court Ruling
• Police Guard At Hospital Uncommon
• Commission OKs Plans To Improve Subsidized Facility
• District To Move Ahead With Capital Projects
• Moose Lodge Hosts Open House
• Disc Dog Championship Planned
• Living History Event Set For Saturday
• Northwest Arkansas Police Record
• New hires allow UA to rebuild task forces
• Fort Smith losing 250 Rheem jobs
• Arizona death may be linked to European E. coli
• Report: Tech hampers new car quality
• California man admits role in theft of iPad addresses
• Moose Lodge to Hold Open House
• Tyson contests OSHA fine over fatal silo collapse
• Lawsuit settled in George's, Tyson plant sale
• Supreme Court issues stays for 3 executions
• No quick fix for rock slide damages near Harrison
• Springdale woman killed by car driven by sister
• Obama taps US oil reserves, releasing 30M barrels
• High court upholds upholds interest rate amendment
• Association Elects City Clerk As Treasurer
• Alderwoman Changes Last Name
• Teachers Attend Leadership Workshops
• Court Denies Speedy Trial Appeal
• Man Arrested On Rape Charges
• Woman Cited After Car Accident
• Police Identify Man Shot In Robbery Attempt
• Officials Vote To Follow Guidelines
• Officials Celebrate Project’s End
• LaFuso To Perform At Orchards Park
• Five-Lane Opens To Traffic
• Candidate Petition Period Begins
• 7-0 VOTE: Board Denies West’s Appeal
• Altrusa To Benefit From Barbecue
• RECORDS
• Group Rides Trail Of Tears For Remembrance
• Joseph Project Job Networking Ministry Says Farewell
• FEMA To Answer Disaster Questions
• Trail Project On Track
• Petition Process Open For Boards
• College of Engineering Summer Programs Engage Middle, Junior High and High School Students
• Man identified in Fayetteville robbery attempt
• Prosecutor: FBI agent justified in Osceola shooting
• FDA concludes silicone breast implants mostly safe
• Beebe will try repeal of trucker tax break
• Drought may stop use of private fireworks
• Oklahoma man on trial for murder
• Railroad tie plant opens near Hope with 29 workers
• IRS: Storm survivors may qualify for tax relief
• Woman gets one year for negligent homicide
• Freedom Fest Set In Farmington
• Couple Plead Guilty To Dealing Meth
• Homeowners Want Street Plan Changed
• Senior Living Facility Awarded Federal Funds
• Police: Man Shot During Robbery
• County Official To Resign
• Ex-deputy pleads guilty to gun theft
• Panel Discusses Enrollment Issues
• June Sales Tax Revenue Increases
• Cancer Challenge Set For Thursday
• Directors Vote To Oust Parsons
• RECORDS
• ROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICT: Board OKs Dress Code
• Barbecue To Benefit Military Support Organization
• Magazine school gets health grant
• Dispatcher arrested in rape of teen
• Ex-lawman denies guilt in drug case
• State sizes up district’s problems
• Texarkana senator won’t face fight charges
• Tiny Creatures Point to Possible Climate Change
• The Time to Prevent Genocide Is Now
• Shooting reported at College Avenue store
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Sec. of State asks for redistricting board hearing
• Mother and daughter drown in Carroll County
• State takes control of two districts
• In county, ruling’s 1st loss is felt: $3.4 million
• Falling Tree Causes Power Outage
• West Fork Boil Order Lifted
• St. Joseph Seventh-Graders Honored
• Committee Sanctions Attorneys
• City To Vote On Increase
• Children’s House Opens Doors
• CAUSE OF DEFICIT SOUGHT: District Finds Shortfall
• Private Evaluation Set For Drake
• RECORDS
• Gun Case Could Be Dismissed
• Traditions Topic Of Hobbs Program
• State Study To Suggest 265 Extension, Improvements
• TORNADO RECOVERY: Books Collected For Joplin
• Arkansas Man Drowns In Elk River
• Group pulls support for raising diesel tax
• Suspect collapses at jail, dies at hospital
• Grants offered for Civil War remembrance
• Martin: Information law requests a strain
• The Tea Party is Not the Same as the Grand Old Party
• Office of University Relations Moves to New Offices
• Clarke released from Arkansas
• CORRECTION All The Generosity They Can Afford
• Trucking lobby backs off diesel tax plan
• CORRECTION Tennis Center Construction Complete Saturday
• State takes over Helena-West Helena schools
• Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• UALR puts its heart into reviving district
• Armed To Farm For Veterans
• Programs May See Cuts
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• NWACC 2012 BUDGET: Spending Focused On Students
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Price Lane Utility Work To Restrict Traffic
• RECORDS
• Competition Draws Pros
• Ozone figures arouse concern
• 1-car crash kills Smackover man
• Man found dead in his home’s pool
• State officially recognizes Libertarian Party
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Citing cost, bridge out, ferry sails
• Violent crime up 8% for first quarter in LR; 11 homicides reported
• Defibrillators added to UA campus spots
• Other days
• University of Arkansas Press Book Wins Joel Polsky Prize
• On Their Own
• Schools Consider Cyberbullying Policy Changes
• National TV Show Starts Production
• Prairie Grove Museum Gets Makeover
• Association’s Human Resources Manager To Retire
• Stimulus benefits in state unclear
• Medicare Meeting Slated June 28
• Disc Dog Championship Planned
• District To Destroy Special Education Records
• Duncan Avenue Drainage Work To Begin
• Arrests
• PUBLIC MEETINGS
• Legislators’ education debunks national study
• Knew his calling was at monastery
• Other days
• Lawsuit against Pilgrim’s Pride gets under way
• Women’s life span falls in 19 counties
• Foreclosure slowdown eases borrowers
• UA minorities grow as enrollment swells
• Leads continue about Morgan
• Judge Tosses Abernathy case
• It’s Still A Buyer’s Market
• Suit Filed Against Security Firm
• Man Faces Kidnapping Charges
• Cato Springs Road Work To Begin
• St. Paul’s Breaks Ground For Alzheimer’s Families
• Tennis Center Construction Complete Saturday
• Water Main Work Starts Monday
• County Studies Bridge Projects
• Gunn Show Starts Production
• State Hospital again found lacking; 2 quit
• Mayors take aim at military costs
• Teachers to appeal aid ruling
• Driver gets 420 years in killings
• Judge: To rule swiftly on suit
• CDC studies Joplin twister infection cases
• 3 school districts fight looming cuts in state’s aid
• Other days
• 900 Joplin pets still homeless
• Museum sets July activities
• Report: UA denying Clarke a transfer
• Kmart lays off 700 appliance workers
• Target faces much-watched union vote in New York
• Arkansas May jobless rate climbs to 7.8 percent
• Judge Tosses Case Against Abernathy
• Prescribed burn under way in Scott County
• 2 arrested in Beebe for heroin possession
• Company to pay fine for gas leak in Searcy
• Hospital execs resign over compliance
• Tips assist agency on XNA road
• Police Investigate Dickson Street Bank Robbery
• Walmart Employees Seek Respect
• State looks into road markers
• Carroll County death of cycle rider termed ‘suspicious’
• Police Arrest Three In Gaming Center Thefts
• Bidders Hunt For Land Bargains
• Man Arrested After Traffic Stop
• Challenger Argues Amendment’s Constitutionality
• State: Election Commission Erred
• Board Approves Golf Age Change
• Springdale Education Foundation Elects Board
• City Plans Storm Debris Pickup
• Commission To Begin Redistricting In Late Summer
• Judges eye Fayetteville’s blooming beauty
• FLW Tour Dates Announced
• Wind Damage Closes Pea Ridge Trails
• Website: Fayetteville Among Top Places To Live
• Kilgore Sees Ward As Raw Natural Resource
• Chick-A-Tee Field Covered With Past Champions
• A pitch for ’prentices
• First Direct Fossil Evidence of Diet Differences
• Woman Injured In Bethel Heights Duplex Fire
• Backhoe used in Fort Smith pawn shop break-in
• CORRECTION 3 entering freshmen recall Joplin twister
• Walmart employees want change, meet executives
• White Hall defensive end commits to Arkansas
• Legendary Oaklawn announcer Wallace retires
• Pea Ridge Trails Closed Due to Wind Damage
• Weiner to resign over sexting scandal
• Nurse leaves $100K for nursing education efforts
• Bryant transferring to Eastern Michigan
• 2012 Walmart FLW Tour Dates at Beaver Announced
• Dickson Street Bank Robbed
• UPDATE: Court asked to strike interest rate amendment
• Hot Springs airport receives grant for improvements
• UPDATE: Man shot mayor who backed his parole
• Boozman ranks as delegation’s wealthiest
• Woman Dies In Highway Wreck
• Increased Traffic Enforcement Set For Crossover Road
• Happy Hollow Closes
• Poker Run Benefits Veterans
• Employees To Get Raises
• Storm Fells Trees, Cuts Power
• RECORDS
• EMS Workers To Get Bonuses
• OSAGE CREEK: Board OKs Site Plan
• Diabetes Expo Offers Screening, Information
• Man Sentenced For Child Porn
• POA Board Meets Tonight
• Ex-Fire Chief Admits To Theft
• Siloam Springs Man Pleads Guilty To Child Pornography Charges
• Luau To Highlight Friday Event
• Barbecue Benefits Scout Troop
• LAKE ATALANTA: Pool Attendance Increases
• Arkansas Court of Appeals
• Murder suspect linked to stolen goods
• U.K. Law Does Not End Corporate Political Spending
• Election-Year Blogging Examined
• CORRECTION Teachers Get $1,600 Bonus
• Boozman most prosperous in state's delegation
• Arizona wildfire biggest in state history
• Police focus on remote Montana camp in manhunt
• Okla. governor wants to do away with income tax
• 4 projects in Arkansas get total of $1 million
• Old Main & Its Lawn
• ‘Hermitaging’ Cabernet?
• Judge appointed in case of Sebastian County clerk
• Ex-Californian arrested on fraud charges
• Museum would welcome Trail of Tears monument
• Kuhn, Robinson sign with White Sox
• Students' Project Makes Low-Lying Campgrounds Safer from Flooding
• Judge tosses out state-vehicles suit
• Man Gets 60 Years For Robbery, Drugs
• Budget Includes Extra Funding
• Suspicious Powder Deemed Nonlethal
• Hills Named Farm Family Of Year
• Websites Seek Involvement
• Council OKs Bonus
• Teachers Get $1,600 Bonus
• Airport Road Work To Cause Delays
• Council Amends Sign Ordinance
• PUBLIC HEARING HELD: Senate District Slated
• COMMITTEE VOTE: Transit Measure Survives
• Four-Way Stop Going In
• RECORDS
• Pumphrey Set To Speak June 27
• ROGERS CITY COUNCIL: Reithemeyer Outside Ward
• Local Architecture Firm Eliminates 31 Jobs
• Hudson Road Work Under Way
• Mega Millions
• Police seek man who chased clerk
• Survivors Tell the Stories of Genocide in Darfur
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes Waiting for the Cemetery Vote
• Special Collections Adds Letters From German POWs to Its Online Collection
• Brief tornado confirmed at Paragould; 3-mile track
• 20 charged in central Arkansas meth bust
• Former Rep. Berry recovering from brain surgery
• Police: Powder found at DHS was White Out
• UPDATE: Judge dismisses state vehicle suit
• Waldron City Council to investigate police dept.
• J.C. Penney names Apple retail exec as new CEO
• Farmers Markets Fight Food Deserts
• Retail sales fall in May, car sales blamed
• County school chief to keep job after vote; district’s fate up in air
• Suspect in GI’s killing in court
• Virtual Academy denied growth
• Powder Scare Clears Office
• Disaster Centers Open In Two Counties
• Commission Awards Festival Funding
• Animal Shelter To Hold ‘Free Cat Friday’
• Suit: Marr Accused Of Lying For Loan
• Police Detonate Pipe Bomb
• School Board Plans Budget Workshop
• Arvest To Donate 400,000 Meals To Charities
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Sexual Assault
• Centerton Sets Town Hall Meeting
• Missourian Pleads Not Guilty To Rape
• Employees Ask For Raise
• NORTHWEST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Trustees Approve Budget
• County Committee To Hear Transit Proposal
• Man Arrested On Charges Of Sexual Assault At Market
• Legislature not highly educated?
• Attorney Wants Hearing Delayed
• Approach to Teaching Math Starts with Children's Knowledge
• Students from Arkansas Commitment Class to Attend University of Arkansas
• Man sentenced in Carroll Co. bomb case
• Spokeswoman for Ark. secretary of state resigns
• Couple claims $500,000 lottery ticket
• UPDATED: Officials decontaminate 12 in Fayetteville DHS powder scare
• Standoff Ends With Dropped Cigarette Lighter
• Arkansas cattle to be tested for STD
• Public meeting over redistricting Tuesday
• State police investigate I-30 hit and run death
• Town-hall routine familiar for Ross
• Washington Elementary Parents Raise Money
• Remote-Control Car Club Has Plan For Walker Park
• Trustees To Take Action On Budget
• City Employees To Attend Classes
• Battle Brewing Over Seat
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• RECORDS
• Pawn Shop Owner Appeals Ruling
• New law has unintended consequence
• Other days
• Museum seeks the help of volunteers
• NW Arkansas achievers
• 2 picked for trip to Boys Nation
• New Eagle Scout
• Drive? Fly? Franklin can decide
• Trial for 2009 slaying of five in Pearcy set to begin this week
• School criteria waiver withheld
• Graduate Students Offer Plant Disease Diagnostic Service
• Authors Put Neuroscience Behind Differentiated Instruction for 2011 Literacy Symposium
• Faking It: ID Misuse Common
• Sheriffs across state juggle taxes, law enforcement
• Volunteers ‘A Blessing’ To Homeowner
• Low Turnout For Bikes, Babes & Bling
• Longtime Health Education Program To Shut Down
• Family Collision Leaves Wife Dead
• $17,000 for kin, himself is lawful, mayor asserts
• Coffee With The Mayor On Saturday
• Gallery marks artist’s recovery
• Builders find opportunities rise in Joplin
• UA recruitment wins out of state
• Railroad Rolls Into Chaffee
• Nature Center Plans Events
• INCORPORATIONS
• Crime and punishment
• Agency’s vendors solicited to donate
• Other days
• Program to make health a city goal
• Fayyad nominated to head Palestinian government
• Jolie-Pitt Foundation donates $500,000 to Joplin
• Obama faces more voter anxiety, less excitement
• Outfielder McKinney signs with Astros
• FEMA, state announce $23 million in disaster aid
• Students, Teachers Celebrate School’s Last Day
• Fayetteville divides wine, women, bling
• Arrests Made In Rape, Incest Case
• Roadside Robbery Report Under Investigation
• Few Residents Complete FEMA Paperwork
• Jehovah’s Witnesses assemble in Fort Smith
• Contempt Of Court Petition Dropped Against Water Utility, City
• End-Of-School Attendance High In Bentonville
• Bail is set in slaying of man
• Gentry Family Gets Farm Honor
• Response Teams Prepare For Farm Accidents
• Root Students Donate To Red Cross For Tornado Victims
• Springdale Holding Microchip Clinic
• Mega Millions
• Web post by official subject of PB parley
• Hog Roast Benefits Rocky Branch Firefighters
• Ina Marie Forman
• Other days
• Justice asks fashion designer to not use her picture in dress
• Henderson keeps Jones as full-time interim head
• Peterson leaving Arkansas basketball
• Two men arrested in rape, incest case
• OPEC: Demand outstrips OPEC supply
• Missouri Gov. cutting education funding
• Live Music: June 10
• 8 Days: June 10
• LR police officer injured in collision
• A Touch Of Spielberg
• Bodies of 2 fishermen found in White Co. lake
• Helena-West Helena owes IRS nearly $125K
• Flooding likely to spread Asian carp
• Night and weekend lane closures planned on I-30
• Judge rejects stay for axing of school aid
• University Backs Off Initial Access Road Plan
• Driver unhurt as marker smashes windshield
• Tape Session Has Plug Pulled Early
• District: Merger reduced graduates
• County Judge Eyes Lease For Drug Court Show
• County Puts Price On Storm Damage
• Imprisoned Ex-Teacher Pleads Guilty To Letting Teens Drink
• Exposure Nets Arrest
• Board To Consider Water Line Projects
• Wilson Pool Opens Today
• Finance Chairwoman Discusses Tax Revenue
• Committee Finishes Branding Process
• Institute Selects Instruction Director
• Elementary School Recognized for Success
• Concert Series Starts Tonight
• Free Summer Food Program Available
• Disaster Recovery Center To Open
• Shale’s trucks to face 8 state weigh-in pads
• Rare infection is fatal for 2 Joplin victims
• 1 dead in train collision near Hope
• Bruce and Bugsy
• Five Arkansas Elementary Schools Highlighted for Closing Achievement Gap
• Former Rep. Marion Berry to have brain surgery
• Woman arrested in Crawford County stabbing death
• Gearhart Offers Alternative Plan for Temporary Construction Route Access
• Planned Parenthood Office Moving
• School District Receives Grants
• Proposal Extinguished
• Officers Graduate From Program
• Library Training Room To Receive Upgrade
• BENTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE: Air Conditioner Breaks
• School Buildings Still On Hold
• Opening Grabs Attention
• Property Owners Association Posts Meeting Tapes
• Benefit Barbecue Set For Saturday
• RECORDS
• Hospitals Stage Drill
• Body Found In River Identified
• Standing Up For Syria
• Cancer Survivors Dinner Friday
• National Theater Company To Appear In Rogers
• 8 Days: June 9
• Judge favors state’s center for disabled
• Fast fade to black for film fest chief
• Tour de Fun is Saturday
• Farmer to head lobbyists group
• Teacher retirement system finds no root of lease error, director says
• Tangiers ‘Curries’ Favor
• It Ain’t Heavy, It’s My Beer
• Horoscope: June 9-15
• From Wet To Dry
• Legalize Drugs, People For Security
• Sane-Sex Attraction
• White House to answer Congress on Libya
• Life Is Beautiful
• Senate votes to let Fed trim debit card swipe fees
• CORRECTION Store Permit Denied
• The Three V’s
• Flame On
• Barnum and Bailey donates elephants to LR Zoo
• Train, truck collide north of Paragould
• Detectives to review disappearance of Morgan Nick
• Moody's outlook bleak for casinos near Miss. River
• Vilonia woman arrested in post-tornado looting
• Unemployment aid deadlines near for some counties
• Gunn Email Adds Details
• Beebe Appoints Drug Court Judge
• New Judges Named
• Group To Plant Rain Garden, Beds At School
• EMERGENCY OPERATIONS: Officials Balk On Center
• Smoking Talk Rages
• Two Hurt In Accident Near Gateway
• Judge Appoints Attorney To Assist Lacy
• College Announces Graduate Honors
• Summer Break Nearly Here
• Business To Get Facelift
• Tontitown Gets New Chief
• Bella Vista Properties Available At Auction
• RECORDS
• Entomologist To Speak On Insects
• Survey: Transit Support Increasing
• A Slog Before Summer Break
• PLANNING COMMISSION: Store Permit Denied
• NLR schools to fight desegregation ruling
• Sheriff: About 80 arrested at festival
• McCann, Kuhn drafted during draft's second day
• Deal to bring Amazon to SC could become law
• Sheriff, collector switch to GOP in Saline County
• Businesses in Ozark embrace Wakarusa Festival
• Beebe announces Judge Gunn's replacement, others
• 10 Bella Vista Lots Up For Auction
• ArtsFest Branches Out To Area
• Donations Needed For Tornado Relief
• GRANT MONEY SOUGHT: County Eyes New Center
• Kids Fishing Day Set For Saturday
• Jury Trials Set In Murder Case
• Shelter Funding OK’d
• POA To Release Meeting Tapes
• LR joins move to boost police firepower punch
• Last patients leave center
• Rogers Man Faces Rape, Burglary Charges
• Public Auction For Seized Property To Be Held Today
• Residents Speak Out On Road
• School To Host Benefit Show
• Free Fishing Derby Set For Saturday
• Drug Drop-Off Box To Open
• Lane To Be Closed To Traffic
• Employee Pay Bonus Proposed
• Rogers Woman Drowns In River
• Workshop, Night Viewing At Hobbs
• RECORDS
• University of Arkansas Announces Honors College Fellows
• CORRECTION Police Say Fight Led To Stabbing, Death In Springdale
• Apple's Jobs expected to announce music service
• 1 killed in Hot Springs storms
• Oil falls below $100 on US recovery fears
• Spain farmers claim vindication on E. coli source
• Bridge Closing Affects Motorists
• Alert System Sees Changes
• PROBATION LABOR: County Eyes Expansion
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Longtime Educator Plans To Retire
• Police Say Fight Led To Stabbing, Death In Springdale
• RECORDS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Battlefield Future Unclear
• College Prep Classes Axed
• Library Of Congress Exhibit Set For Rogers
• Restaurant Owners Apply For Conditional Use Permits
• Report: Man Falls To Death Off Bridge
• Swimming accidents kill 3 in state waters
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Officer to carry Special Olympics torch
• Riverfest’s crowds raise crime ante in Little Rock area
• Revision targets late tax payers
• 13 interstate stretches to get barriers
• Arkansas-Arizona State Live Blog
• University of Arkansas Professor Wins Award From National Science Foundation
• Walton College Hires New Director of Communications
• Arkansas eliminates Charlotte, sets up date with Arizona State
• Arkansas-Charlotte Live Blog
• Dissent grows over farm-assistance cuts
• Joplin storm housing extends to Bella Vista
• Family Receives New Home
• Daisy Employees Celebrate Company’s History
• Consumers, Auto Dealers Dispute Value Of Extended Warranties
• Late Assessments Now Looking At Penalty
• Volunteers aid storm recovery of 2 communities
• Regional Trail Inches Toward Construction
• Bar Smoking Vote Nears
• Man Attempts Suicide After Arrest
• Police: Man Dies After Knife Fight
• Springdale Schools Summer Lunch Program
• District To Destroy Special Ed Records
• Juvenile case seen creating ripples
• INCORPORATIONS
• NWA PUBLIC MEETINGS
• Other days
• Arkansas avoids elimination behind Baxendale's gem
• Bryant released from Razorbacks basketball program
• Arkansas-New Mexico Live Blog
• Walmart Focuses On Price, Customer
• Zelpha Lee Hudson Boyd
• Two Injured After Fire
• Black Eyed Peas Rock Associates
• State studying sewage permit of Passion Play
• New liquor sales policies disputed in Boone County
• Library Opens New Teen Space
• Copper Thieves Looking For ‘Easy’ Money
• 8 more counties qualify for aid from disasters
• Coordinators Seeks New Ways To Pay For Academic Testing
• UCA regains bond rating
• Defamed, says Pulsaki County board member in suing 3
• Social Worker Charged In Client Battery Case
• The state/region in brief
• Water tank almost ready to be used in Bee Branch
• John Brown Jr. Dies At 89
• NW Arkansas today
• Man Sentenced For Tax Evasion
• New cyber-crime lab opens in Little Rock
• Portion of West Central Avenue Closed Sunday
• Cedarville football coaching taking Rogers job
• Truck with radioactive material flips; one hurt
• Two Men Transported After Fire
• Walmart’s Next Gen
• ‘First Class’ Indeed
• Wal-Mart CEO pushes plan to keep retailer growing
• Shiraz Shiraz Shiraz
• Wal-Mart unveils tiny Walmart Express in Gentry
• Wal-Mart unveils $15B buyback to shareholders
• Wal-Mart holds annual shareholders meeting
• Greenway Gets 40 Years
• Arkansas-Charlotte Live Blog
• 150,000 seek state-funded scholarships
• State now offers *55 to get info
• Revenue in May rises $12.8 million
• Floods force trail site to close
• The state/region in brief
• State’s high court affirms guilt, life in prison for Vance
• Property-tax fuss put before justices
• NW Arkansas today
• Verdict goes against Alamo
• Sam’s Club Launches New Store Brands
• First Friday Celebration Today
• Village Lakes’ Bacteria Levels Return To Normal
• County Looks At Fixing Holes
• Court Outburst Brings 90-Day Sentence
• New Weatherization Program Starts At College
• City Seeks Recycling Grant
• Train Bank Robber Gets 20 Years
• Found Body Believed To Be Missing Woman
• Frisco Festival Gets Title Sponsor
• Streets Close For Festival
• Walmart Grant Provides Student Jobs
• Flight Ends With Accident
• District judge named to case of state senator
• Getting it straight
• Other days
• NOTEWORTHY DEATHS
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes Women and Slavery in America: A Documentary History
• University Libraries Open New Manuscript Collection
• Mustain signs contract to play in Canada
• Butler passed over at Nebraska
• 150,000 in Arkansas apply for scholarship aid
• Wal-Mart execs discuss South Africa acquisition
• Fant will start first game of regional
• Louisiana man dies on Buffalo canoe trip
• Wal-Mart: A year of taking stock to regain footing
• Sam's Club unveils new store brands
• Greenway gets 40 years for murder
• 4 Arkansas schools receive $7.5 million in federal grants
• Massachusetts tornadoes kill 4, hurt 200
• Billy Bob Thornton's daughter found guilty of manslaughter
• Luggage stuffed with 431 reptiles found in Bangkok
• Live Music: June 2
• 8 Days: June 2
• Report: SEC to eliminate basketball divisions
• Shields Named Dean of the Graduate School and International Education
• Back And Forth With Boozman
• Knocking Down The Wall
• All Out June
• Benton County Election Commission giving refunds
• Great To Be Lucky And Good
• FLOOD REPAIR: Drainage Outlook Changes
• Probation Officers Withdrawn From Show
• Board Sees School’s Second Phase Design
• Relatives Accused Of Embezzlement
• Man Suspected Of Animal Cruelty
• Springdale Man Arrested On Rape Warrant
• NORTHWEST ARKANSAS REGIONAL AIRPORT: Officials Eye Road Progress
• Global Associates Celebrate Roles
• RECORDS
• Transit Supporters Discuss Vision
• Planners Consider Amphitheater Changes
• ELECTION COMMISSION: County To Pay Back Fees
• Portion Of Street To Close Today
• Shareholders Gain Sense Of History
• Barbecue Benefits Legion
• Fundraiser Set For Make-A-Wish
• U.S. CENSUS: Regional Planning Begins
• Search For Missing Woman Unsuccessful
• Fort Smith man says guilty of fraud
• Not awarding girl to dad was improper, court rules
• Gone To The Dogs
• Horoscopes: June 2-8
• Spay/Neuter Pets Not A Matter Of Balls
• When You Wish Upon A Ringo Starr
• First Thursday Puts Clampit On
• Pairing Wines with Seafood
• Smoking Gun Or Irrelevant?
• Stocks sink on worries about economic recovery
• Waldron police chief suspended with pay for probe
• US shuts down bus line after Va. crash kills 4
• 9,000 claims already filed for cars lost in Joplin
• Razorbacks to assist in Joplin
• Beatings recounted in Alamo suit trial
• NLR street closes today for film fest
• Joplin Urges Sustained Response
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Part In IHOP Brawl
• High School Design Set For Board Review
• Injured Woman Still Critical
• UNIVERSITY PROJECTS: Access Road Worrisome
• Disaster Recovery Centers Open In Area
• Jail Panel Suggests Fee Cuts
• Siloam Springs Man Pleads In Rape Case
• Benton County Food Inspection Reports Online
• AUTO SERVICE LOTS: Group Talks Parking Limits
• Walmart Tests Small Store Formats In Northwest Arkansas
• Parsons Submits Redacted Form
• Tone Change Coming For Local Storm Sirens
• Ordinance Disagreement Now Moot
• RECORDS
• Search Continues For Body Of Missing Woman
• Improvements Scheduled for Engineering Research Center
• School leader resigns position
• NLR man set to argue self-defense at trial in grandfather’s death
• Carver Summer Research Program Under Way
• Improvements Scheduled for Engineering Research Center
• 2 dead in Tulsa after police shootout
• Small earthquake reported near Conway
• Home-price index at lowest point since 2006 bust
• Just 9 days after tornado, rebuilding begins
• Memorial to be dedicated at Albert Pike area
• Wal-Mart's bid to buy Massmart approved
• City Plans To Buy Generator For Center
• Veterans Remembered
• Walmart Testing Egg Labeling
• Police: Abduction Report False
• Events Honor The Fallen
• Weather Mystery Unsolved
• RECORDS
• Boozman bill: Send abortion alert, or else
• Signs to clarify trolleys’ timing
• Riverfest sets record with crowd of 260,000
• Obituaries
• Other days
• Suit claims power damaged home
• Wing walker dies from crash injuries
• With broken wing healed, bald eagle to regain liberty
• Family, friends commemorate the price of war
• State seeks to improve Arkansas 7
• Body discovered floating in creek
• School program garners attention
• A 3-D Performance
• Arkansas going back to Tempe
• Police Find Injured Woman On Road
• NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS: Groups Eye Outreach
• RECORDS
• Police Seeking Man In Possible Abduction
• NLR, county desegregation rulings a year in the making
• NATIONAL SERVICE: Merchant Mariner Has Long Career
• Memorial Day closings
• Other days
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Hot Springs officials to continue using logo
• Gould gets $822,000 to fix sewer sorrows
• Scope of trade courses widens
• Officers learning to sign
• Businesses transform into collection sites
• Arkansas denied hosting NCAA Regional
• All About Price
• It’s Back
• Animal rescues reunite owners with their pets
• City Changes Sewer Treatment To Protect Waterways
• Rogers Leaders Develop ‘Plan B’
• Cellphones Get Airtime At Bentonville High School
• Walmart Donation Helps Senior Center
• Flooding Causes Water Problems
• Aquatic Center Opens Monday
• NWACC Offers Nursing For Health Professionals
• Bella Vista Summer Camps Offer Fun
• District To Destroy Special Education Records
• Sales Mixed In First Quarter
• Volunteers Needed For Course Cleanup
• Pocahontas church reborn after destruction by flood
• After helping in Missouri, Altus chief loses home
• Daily Record CORRECTIONS
• Senators try to set screen for islanders
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas meetings
• Live Music: May 28
• 8 Days: May 28
• Sequelitis ‘Hangover’
• Arkansas falls to Vanderbilt in SEC tournament
• Panda: A Solid 1-2 Punch
• Muddy Driving
• Burial of dead begins in Joplin
• Teachers Test Next Year’s Curriculum
• Volunteers keep wave of support going in Joplin
• Flooded Illinois Continues To Stymie Search
• How To Help Joplin Tornado Victims - Saturday
• Bentonville Restaurants, Hotels Could Soon Need Licenses
• Cities Hope For Increased Code Red Use
• Man Hit By Car, Listed In Fair Condition
• Woman Shot With Stun Gun During Reported Robbery
• Parents Graduate From Literacy Program
• Solid Waste Agreement Set
• School, City At Odds Over Ordinance
• Deputy Prosecutor First In Race To Replace Gunn
• Bike To Work Week Winners Announced
• Fayetteville Student Takes Honors In Google Contest
• Motorcycle Rally Expands To Springdale
• Judge places a stop to 1 percent food tax
• Just one e-mail handed to GOP
• LR schools chief vows square year
• Razorbacks march on in Hoover
• Search continues for man in Buffalo River
• Jury says Tyson didn't underpay workers
• A Patagonian Prince
• Arkansas Republicans drop lawsuit over state cars
• Live Music: May 27
• 8 Days: May 27
• Former Wal-Mart workers sue over firings in Utah
• Ex-President George W. Bush to honor couple
• Death toll rises to 132 in Joplin
• Searches Continue for Missing People
• Joplin Relief
• Agencies survey twisters’ damage
• How To Help Joplin Tornado Victims
• Housing Authority Prepares For Lower Funding
• Lake Flotsam Calls For Caution
• Commission Told To Refund Election Fees
• School meal costs may increase for next year
• Public Meetings
• Fayetteville, Rogers Graduates Among Fellowship Selections
• Siloam Springs Man Sentenced To 30 Years
• County Judge: Alert System Working Well
• Graduates Offered National Merit Scholarships
• Deputies Search For Missing Man
• Coroner Says Deaths Were Accidental Drownings
• Beebe Declares Seven Counties Disaster Areas After Storm
• Board Offers Member Two Choices
• Metfield, Kingsdale Pools To Open Today
• ASU board OKs 4% tuition rise
• Crews Work To Have Courses Open
• Court urged to toss LR district bid to keep aid
• The state/region in brief
• Walton College Student to Receive Scholar Award
• Beebe declares 7 Arkansas counties disaster areas
• Bill blocking some FEMA debt collection moves on
• Razorbacks eliminate Mississippi State in Hoover
• Hunsucker hired to lead Springdale
• ‘Hangover’ Doubles Down
• High Court: Coal opponents file with PSC
• Small earthquake recorded in northeast Arkansas
• Live Music: May 26
• 8 Days: May 26
• Body of missing 3-year-old Piedmont boy found
• 232 still unaccounted for after tornado hit Joplin
• Speaking Proper Spanish
• ‘L.A. Noire’ takes GTA in new direction
• On The Clock
• Popcorn!
• Under The Cover Of Nightclub
• Like Martina On Steroids
• ‘Tails’ From The Shelter
• County Escapes More Storm Damage
• Karren Plans Circuit Judge Campaign
• Group Brings Bags Of Help
• Rogers Police Investigate Theft From Vehicle
• RECORDS
• Heritage Cheer Barbecue Benefit Set
• Three Bodies Recovered
• Fayetteville Leads Region In Vacant Housing
• Columnist places 1st in writing competition
• Study its finances in art collection deal, university responds
• Report: Legislator in scuffle
• UA releases details on employee raises
• Despite rainfall, flooding fears ebb in state’s southeast
• 2 moms died protecting children
• Twisters cut swaths over two counties
• ’10 census finds state becoming bit grayer
• Vestry surprisingly votes to close Cathedral School
• Area lotteries
• State gets grant for storms’ costs
• Other days
• Tilburg’s Dutch Brown Ale
• Horoscopes: May 26 & Beyond
• Upper Lip Is Hairy Business
• Return Of The Catfish
• Child Development Study Center Receives Support from A.L. Chilton Foundation
• University of Arkansas Names 2011 Bodenhamer Fellows
• University Taking a Wait-and-See Approach to Possible Salaries Increases
• University of Arkansas Recognized by Governor for Work-Life Balance Practices
• Craving Cabernet
• Sebastian Co. judges step away from circuit clerk case
• State gets $3.8M grant to aid April storms cleanup
• Rogers police ask for help ID-ing suspects
• Avast!
• Feeling Brazin?
• Beebe tours Denning damage, warns of more storms
• Swimmer missing in Buffalo River
• Arkansas drops opener to Alabama
• Fisk University asks appellate court to save school
• 'High risk' of bad weather in Mississippi Valley
• August trial set for Virginia poultry lawsuit
• Search continues for 4 missing in Benton County
• Overnight storms kill 3 in Johnson, Franklin counties
• New Task Force Responds To Joplin
• Police: Man Injured In Burglary
• Dive-In Movie Lineup Announced
• Bicycle Gala Set For Today
• Tree Farm Plan Germinates
• Lawsuit Filed Against District Over Bus Accident
• Federal Court Denies Underwood Appeal
• Golf Courses Damaged
• Heavy Rain Disrupts Service
• Personal Property Assessment Deadline Nears
• Former Church Treasurer Pleads Not Guilty
• School Bus In Minor Accident
• Storms Add To County Workload
• THREE CITIES UP: Sales Tax Revenue Rises
• Flooding Closes Tanyard Creek Trail
• Four Go Missing In Area
• RECORDS
• Mayor OKs Rejected Ordinance
• I-540 exit near Alma reopens
• Joplin Relief
• Dispatches from Joplin
• UPDATE: Medical examiner: 4 dead in Okla. tornadoes
• Death toll in Joplin rises to 122
• Damage reported as tornado hits near Canton, Okla.
• Repeat deadly storms 'unusual but not unknown'
• Army Corps to release water from Bull Shoals Dam
• NCAA revokes scholarship from Arkansas basketball
• Red Cross says cash now primary need in Joplin
• Search expands for possible flood victims
• Missouri officials view disaster from air
• Officials focus on redrawing legislative lines
• Interstate exit near Alma closed
• House GOP to advance $1B disaster aid package
• Missouri tornado single deadliest in US since 1950
• Tornado threat significant as storms move east
• Weather Delays Animal Shelter Meeting
• Commission Recommends Zoning For Station
• County Pounded With Rain
• Council OKs Zoning Code Changes
• Man Arrested In Shooting Incident
• Fire Damages County Bridge
• Teams Assist In Joplin
• Donation Helps College’s Club Sports
• Police Investigating Man’s Death
• November Jury Trial Set In Murder Case
• Benton County Misses Big Hit
• RECORDS
• How to help
• Benton County Rescue Teams Assist Victims
• LR schools ask judge to delay aid cutoff
• White River Residents Fear Flooding
• Area Hospitals Offer Assistance
• Lincoln takes job lobbying
• Bank collecting snacks for kids
• Even as rain falls, no new flooding seen in Arkansas
• Leeds Named Dean of University of Arkansas School of Law
• Inside St. John's, a mix of chaos and bravery
• Corps reopens Ark. River lock near Miss. intersection
• Expected dense ash cloud cancels Scottish flights
• Feds offering home aid following tornado
• Joplin schools close for rest of year after damage
• Officials sent to Joplin to check price-gouging
• Arkansas ace Baxendale to rest tournament opener
• Beebe offers help to Missouri after deadly tornado
• Storm center: More bad weather expected all week
• Ways to Help Joplin's Tornado Victims
• Wal-Mart wins praise for new Virginia store
• UPDATE: Death toll from tornado rises to 116
• Governments To Seek Aid
• VALUABLE STATISTIC: Districts Examine Grad Rates
• Historic Site’s Milestone
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Bella Vista Council Meets Tonight
• Records lost from land office
• PROPOSAL RECONSIDERED: Council To Revisit Ordinance
• RECORDS
• Businesses Host Block Party
• Daniels’ exit in GOP race spurs rush for his backers
• Board’s vote throws street-name backers
• Other days
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• New Eagle Scouts
• Attorney should recuse himself, ethics panel advises
• District touts first Promise graduates
• UCA looking at future of retirement complex
• State revises district lines
• Jonathon Modica Joins University Development Staff
• Elderly Americans Increasingly Conservative Voters
• RECORDS
• Towing Fees All Over The Map
• 2011 Graduating Class
• Corps Of Engineers Open Spillway Gates
• Police Investigate Shooting
• Springdale Schools Graduate Nearly 1,000
• Walmart Visitor Center Opens
• Preservation Awards Bestowed
• Fuel Prices Not Expected To Deter Travelers
• State Mulls New Bridges In Elkins
• Adult Kickball Leagues Forming
• Fort Smith extends day at elementary
• Mom first in UA class
• Author, center expound on aging
• FEMA flood aid splits counties
• Best-selling author advises: ‘Do the impossible well’
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• Storm forces opening of Beaver Dam gates
• Divorces
• Farmington wins 4A softball title
• Siloam Springs wins 5A soccer championship
• Arkansas rallies to win SEC West
• Fant's gem lifts Arkansas in Game 1
• VIDEO: Reyes leads Jessieville to 3A title
• UAMS starts new program
• Bentonville’s Paths Vary, But Goals Still Same
• Rogers High Seniors Graduate
• Heritage Seniors Graduate
• Tuition and fees going up at UA
• UA converts fee collection
• Man Who Recorded Own Arrest Acquitted
• Two Accused In Animal Cruelty Case
• Man Arrested After Interstate Incident
• Compton Graduates Last Class
• Businesses Hope To Cement Identity With Block Party
• Preservation Awards Bestowed
• Expo Touts Everything Green
• No Children Hurt In Bus Accident
• Coin Scam Reported In Rogers
• Candidate Rejects Pea Ridge Offer
• Seat Belt Safety Campaign Begins
• Job Fair Set for Monday
• Tree Falls On Car In Rogers
• Fayetteville Graduate Released After Wreck
• UA Department Names Robert Pickett Outstanding Senior
• Hogs-Rebs postponed to tomorrow
• Officials: Fracking chemical found in Choctaw Creek
• 38 Arkansas counties under tornado watch
• Farmington, Ashdown Softball Game Rescheduled for 3:30 p.m.
• Lewis Acquitted in Obstruction Case
• St. Louis man wins $1.6 million in lottery
• Barnes & Noble shares surge on buyout bid
• Small tornado, no injuries reported in Oklahoma
• 559 Fayetteville Seniors Graduate
• Bentonville Fires Athletic Director, Teacher
• Two Fayetteville High School Seniors Hurt In Rollover
• 20-year-old convicted on hate crime charges
• Court Papers: Heyliger Made Threats Before Killing Wife, Self
• Lottery Commission gets ex-Lincoln aide
• Rain Forecast Has Officials, Dock Owners Jittery
• Gunter to retire from high court
• Man Arrested For Failure To Notify Authorities Of Move
• 3 file petition to fire official
• Man Arrested In Connection With Sex Charges
• The state/region in brief
• Trail Work Continues In Bentonville
• Arkansas 7 proposal to add passing lanes
• FEMA Opens Recovery Center Monday
• Supreme Court syllabus
• NOTEWORTHY DEATH
• Benton County Battlefield Listed As Endangered
• Solid Waste District Looks Ahead
• City Officials Waiting On Supreme Court Ruling
• Full Circle Campus Food Pantry Receives Support from the Walmart Foundation
• State released from paying some desegregation money
• Tornado watches issued for parts of Oklahoma
• Entergy still working to restore power in eastern Ark.
• Arkansas to face defending national champion UConn
• Oregon court: Medical pot users can have guns
• UA installing defibrillators in buildings
• Cherokees start jobs initiative for tribal members
• Oklahoma college presidents say tuition will rise
• Dollar Tree profit up 59 percent as sales surge
• IMF chief resigns, will make new bid for bail
• SEC Tournament to remain in Hoover
• FBI investigates Unabomber in '82 Tylenol deaths
• LinkedIn's stock up 90 percent in market debut
• Fewer people applied for unemployment benefits
• Bentonville Athletic Director Ousted
• Blytheville owes IRS $2 million in back taxes
• 2 beat flood, save homes
• Water continues push to sea
• Truck of legislator listed in hit, run
• Three Arrested In Shooting Incident
• A Singular Oasis
• What’s Your Karma?
• University of Arkansas Announces 2011 Sturgis Fellows
• Grenache & the Grill
• Smoke And Fire
• Sustainability Consortium Welcomes Turtle Mountain
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes Pictorial History of Hot Springs
• Improv To Benefit Mabrey Family
• UArk Theater Sign Needs Repairs
• University of Arkansas Students, Past and Present, Earn Fellowships
• Six Students to Celebrate Civil Rights History
• Petroleum Exploration Enhanced by Gift of $3.5 Million KINGDOM Software from SMT
• Standing With Family Farmers and Ranchers
• Former Razorback Todd rejoining Cardinals
• Body found in vehicle in Lake Hamilton
• 1 dead after building collapses in Morrilton
• Trump: No 2012 presidential campaign
• IMF chief to remain jailed in NYC sex-assault case
• Pennsylvania man survives lightning strike
• Environmental hearing set in Hope on coal plant
• Indonesia ambassador says Clinton, Bush help key
• UA to provide Dalai Lama's presentation, transcripts
• Wal-Mart raises doubts over terms to buy Massmart
• Arkansas side of Texarkana to vote on water plant
• Dalai Lama Events Posted on YouTube
• BELLA VISTA: Work On Bypass Starts
• Two Eye Circuit Judge Posts
• VOCATIONAL EDUCATION: Program Targets Rural Areas
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• RESIDENTIAL WATERING SYSTEMS: City To Stop Valve Testing
• POLICE DEPARTMENT: New Chief Settling In
• RECORDS
• Pea Ridge Seeks New Superintendent
• Twilight Walks To Begin
• Collision Kills One, Injures Two People
• Second Trout Management Meeting Set
• HSU’s search for a president to stretch into fall
• Court upholds ex-officer’s rape conviction
• Cyclists plan ride for missing kids
• New Eagle Scout
• NW Arkansas achievers
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: XNA best for airport at ’98 open
• Little Rock hopes disaster funds aid police site
• Benefit for Alabama Victims
• No Excuse For Violence Against Transgendered
• Animal abuse classes seen to aid new law
• All-Academic Team Recognizes Achievements
• Graduating Seniors Discuss Education, Future
• Seniors Discuss Education, Future Challenges
• Rogers Seniors Discuss Education, Challenges Of Future
• Unbuilt Condos Raise Concerns
• ’90 case inquiry moves off UA
• Family’s fourth finishes at UA
• Association’s Annual Meeting Is Tuesday
• Honorary Degree Recipients Reflect On Leadership
• City Expo Set For Tuesday
• Sequoyah Kiwanians Honor Excellence
• Stand-Out Students Honored At Banquet
• NWA EDUCATION BRIEFS
• And, they ... are ... outta there ...
• REBEL GRAY’S GOLDEN DAYS: In 1911, LR filled to the brim with Confederate veterans
• Student’s college career ends in 4 years with 3 degrees
• Divorces
• Elephant well, search on for new friend, zoo
• NW Arkansas today
• Other days
• Huckabee says he won't run for president
• NYC police arrest International Monetary Fund head
• Area’s Economy Slowly Improving
• Bike To Work Week Begins Sunday
• County Reviewing Election Fee
• Awards Spotlight Conservation Work
• Pea Ridge Soldier Injured In Afghanistan
• Judge Annouces Retirement
• Residents Share Stories For National Ad Campaign
• Association Broke Laws, But No Fines Coming
• Personnel Committee Approves New Position
• Library System Sees Boost In Numbers
• Chapel gets face lift with prisoners’ help
• Chief: Lottery is tidier
• Attorney general gets complaint from author
• Wal-Mart buys into Net retailer
• Call goes out in Louisiana: Flood on way
• NW Arkansas today
• Another barge breaks loose from mooring on river
• The state/region in brief
• Airport looking at taller barrier
• Helena clerk to repay city missing $3,000
• Letting Go On The Journey
• Gunn to retire from Washington County judgeship
• Pinot Blanc, The Other White Grape
• 3 Movies Crammed In One Dress
• Fort Smith bridges reopen after barge captured
• Rimmer leaving Shiloh Christian for Fayetteville
• As water rises, rumors flow
• More Than 900 Graduate From NWACC
• Shiloh Christian Academy Holds Graduation
• Northwest Arkansas Flight Searched
• Man Dies In Rollover Accident
• Airport Board Seeks Less Turbulent Times
• Lottery commissioner resigns
• Storm Topples Trees In Area
• AERT Sales Down
• Man Accused Of Having 13 Pounds Of Pot
• Nursing School Grads Line Up Jobs
• Horses For Healing Hosts Special Olympics Equestrian Event
• School Board Suffers Sticker Shock
• No Bonuses For Full-Time Officials
• Board Decides On Filling Vacant Spot
• Clean The Streets Day Set For Saturday
• Tanyard Creek Nature Trail, Bridge Open
• Aviator Ball Takes Off Saturday
• Vandalism Information Sought
• State holding back school district funds
• Severe storms possible across western Arkansas
• Live Music: May 12
• Plane searched after note found at XNA
• 8 Days: May 12
• National Guard to send 100 to flooded areas
• Supervalu hires Wal-Mart exec to run Save-A-Lot
• Oklahoma House approves redistricting plan
• National Guard Says ‘Thank You’
• Razorbacks release Feldt, Moss
• Police: Campus gunman tried entering Mo. Army base
• Fayetteville man dies in rollover accident
• Tyson Foods plans to buy back up to 22.5M shares
• That Fat Research Is Fly
• Give It A Thai
• What The Frack?
• Engineering Professor Named Innovator of the Year
• Assessor Finds 505 Businesses Not On County’s Tax Roll
• Bulky Waste Cleanup On Saturday
• County Exploring All-In-One System
• Charity Car Show To Benefit Teenagers
• United Way Launches Diaper Bank
• Animal Control Officials Seek Foster Homes For Kittens
• Residents Can Apply For FEMA Assistance
• Vacant Board Spot On Village Agenda
• County Hall Meeting Tuesday
• Store Clerk Foils Robbery Attempt
• Pea Ridge Man Dead After Accident
• Officials: Vote Count Good
• Cub Scouts Benefit From Barbecue
• RECORDS
• Police Dog Tracks Men After Burglary
• Area CPR Training Under Way
• Dalai Lama Talks Peace
• WHAT THEY’RE SAYING
• Conway voters reject tax increase
• 2 cities approve millage increase
• A Porter In The Storm
• So, His Wild Oats
• Mexico: TEA Party Paradise?
• Queer Of The Week
• Gay Arkansas
• Welcome To Gayetteville
• Honors College Graduates Tackle 'Real World' in Undergraduate Research
• Affluent, Educated Women May Choose Sexual Prostitution
• The Dalai Lama
• Parking Tweaked
• Bike!
• Friuli-Venezia-Giulia
• Arkansas lottery to fund 10,000-plus scholarships
• Colorful Language Foils Armed Robbery Attempt
• UPDATE: Dalai Lama urges compassion at UA visit
• View Dalai Lama events on UATVOnline.net
• I-40 now open in both directions
• Small fire reported at Univ. of Arkansas library
• Ruined-crop tab hits $500 million
• Memphis levees thwart river
• City Steps Up Enforcing Crossover Road
• Dalai Lama Visits University
• DECISION NOT FORTHCOMING: Council Hears Plaza Pitch
• Garden Gala Goes Greener This Year
• County Staff Seeks Help
• Lincoln City Council Delays Library Vote
• Defense Attorney Seeks Delay
• Assessor Offers Damage Re-Evaluations
• Security Planned For UA Services
• Elkins Man Arrested Following Argument, Gunfire
• Woman Charged With Reckless Driving
• Report: Alcohol Involved In Crash
• Quorum Court Eyes Technology Upgrade
• Council Reduces Skateboarding In City
• Council Approves Car Lot Changes
• PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION: Board Ousts Member
• Voters OK Tax Increase
• Community College Commencement Set
• Feds challenge Tyson Foods' complex sale
• Farmers in Kan., Okla., Colo. to get USDA help
• Tennessee appeals proposed sale of Fisk art
• Shiloh Christian petitons to play 5A
• Man charged with pouring acid on ex-girlfriend
• Baxendale named to Team USA
• I-40 eastbound to Memphis reopens
• Police Say Homeless Man Fell To Death
• NO INCREASE RECOMMENDED: Committee Discusses Jail Fees
• Department Of Health Lifts Boil Order
• Woman Gets 15 Years For Meth Lab Fire
• Planners OK Stand
• Area Club Receives Recognition
• State Hospital admits shirking crime-case orders
• Commission Recommends Rezoning Actions
• FEMA ASSISTANCE: Damage Nears $1 Million
• Vehicle Strikes Apartment Building
• Officer: Man Using Dead Man’s Identity
• SOARING GRAIN PRICES: Poultry Profit Threatened
• College Extends Leader’s Contract
• RECORDS
• Parson Gets 25 Years In Prison
• Womack Sets Public Forum
• No charges for LR officer in ’10 death
• West LR firehouse bids give city a jolt
• Doctors to buy 70% of hospital
• Security, Parking and Procedures for Commencement 2011
• Schools of Law, Social Work Partner on Internship
• UATV to Stream, Broadcast Dalai Lama Events May 3
• Ray released from football team
• Benton Co. residents, others eligible for food relief
• Flooding keeps I-40 at White River closed
• Canoes, rafts return to Illinois River after flood
• Louisiana court hearing Confederate flag case
• Altus kayaker drowns in Mulberry River
• Body recovered from Bull Shoals Lake
• Tyson reports flat 2Q profit; sales, costs rise
• ENERGY EFFICIENCY UPGRADES: City To Dole Out Loans
• Student Makes Google Art Finals
• Planners To Vote On Stand Permit
• AREA SCHOOLS: Registration Brings Long Waiting List
• 5 counties join disaster list
• Grant Provides Housing Help
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Battalion Chief Retires After 26-Year Career
• Lone commutation sets governor apart
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Work To Begin On Beaver Lake Dam
• RECORDS
• Pawnshop Reporting Goes Online
• Kids Learn By Gardening
• Input Needed For City Survey
• Lawmakers OK’d raises for 14 in state
• Does This Gene Make You Look Fat?
• Pat, I Would Like to Buy a 'Woooo': College Week is “Wheel” Deal for Two Fulbright Students
• Election Report Near Completion
• Health Care, Teachers Lead Post-Slump Job Outlook
• Flooding Caused By Different Circumstances
• Springdale Schools Seek Tax Hike
• Associated Press Awards Local Journalists
• Cobblestone Farm Project Celebrates First Planting
• U.S. seeks data on Pakistanis’ ties to bin Laden
• Focus groups impressed with Crystal Bridges
• Mexico is drug source in case
• Nature, art to co-exist
• County association wants national forest subsidy continued
• Rehab center planned for Missouri city
• The state/region in brief
• Divorces
• 4 cities seek sales-tax rise to fix streets
• LR advertising board hires new CEO
• NW Arkansas today
• NW Arkansas meetings
• Water receding; I-40 still closed
• Lawyer’s career unravels in wake of broken pledges
• Zombies Are Deep
• Northwest Arkansas Touts Regional Development
• Sheriff Settles Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
• ‘Train Bank’ Robbed Again
• Fair-Goers Browsing Under Two Roofs
• Board Evaluates Village Flood Damage
• Former Partners Foreclose On Schwyhart’s Home
• Transportation Needs Top Mayors’ Wish Lists
• Mayors: Cities Can’t Drive Development
• Trial of 2 remains on schedule
• UA students, 2 others face assault counts
• Park Commissioners To Consider Fees For Field Rental
• Woman Reports Invasion By Armed Men
• School Offering Drivers’ Ed Classes
• Bentonville Park, Trail Opens To Public
• RECORDS
• Flooding alters I-40 detours
• Police search for suspect in UALR shooting
• UCA votes to raise tuition; ASU boosts students’ rent
• LR Zoo euthanizes Mary, 60
• Al-Qaida’s next move to be telling, foreign policy expert says
• 8 Days: May 6
• Yankees claim ex-Razorback Todd off waivers
• $50 Million For Organic Farmers
• 1 injured in shooting at UALR, suspect sought
• Ne Crains Pas L’étiquette (Don’t Fear The Label)
• ‘Something Borrowed’?
• Hammer Time!
• Memphis giving door-to-door flood warning
• "Train bank" on Dickson Street robbed this morning
• Clinton stresses energy efficiency as economic driver
• New I-40 detour set amid flooding
• SUV of missing Ark. woman found, no sign of her
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for Osama bin Laden’s death
• Battle against water goes on
• Probe Finds Fear Kept Women Quiet
• Shop is taking shape
• Jewelry Store Robbed
• Rogers Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison
• Man Gets Five Years For Selling Pot
• Woman Pleads Guilty To $400,000 Embezzlement
• American Legion Post Gets First Female Commander
• Siloam Springs Soldier Injured In Afghanistan
• Spring Craft Fairs Set For Weekend
• Commission Eyes Expired District
• Gulley Park Summer Concert Series Announced
• Springdale Farmers Market Opens
• Berryville Woman Killed In Wreck
• School Offers Healthy Cooking Class
• Pea Ridge Man Sent To State Hospital
• First Friday To Celebrate Art, Nature
• Crystal Bridges To Celebrate Garden Days
• Centerton To Host Fundraiser
• Plenty To Observe At Crystal Bridges
• Open House Friday for Offices of Vice Provost for Research and Human Resources
• Woo Tide! Hogs Care! Bringing Relief to Vilonia and Tuscaloosa
• Security and Parking Information for the Public Attending the Dalai Lama Events
• Arkansas highway employee killed in accident
• House passes bill making it easier to drill
• Court grants stay for convicted murderer
• NLR accountant appointed to Lottery Commission
• Bus driver guilty of endangerment
• Chipotle & Signage
• Springdale Police Seek Robbery Suspects
• Food for 150K chickens arriving by helicopter
• Live Music: May 5
• 8 Days: May 5
• Wal-Mart remains atop Fortune 500 list
• Library To Hold Book Sale
• City Seeks Board Volunteers
• EMPLOYEE ACCUSATIONS: Deputy Chief Retires
• Benton County Seeks Alert System Support
• $800 Million Gift
• Judge Sentences Meth Dealer To Nine Years
• County Circuit Judge Retiring From Bench
• Volunteers Needed For Golf Cleanup
• Religious Leaders Comment On Death
• Bentonville Man Back In Jail
• Special Bulky Waste Cleanup Saturday
• RECORDS
• Chicken Barbecue Slated Saturday
• Firefighter Released From Hospital
• Garden fundraiser set for Fayetteville
• 2 face penalties in tax inquiry
• 21 Arkansans named National Merit finalists
• Woman, 57, died by strangulation
• Store owner’s death nets killer 18 years
• Suspect in GI killing again tries to dismiss his attorney
• Get Yer Grub’s On … Uptown
• Appreciate Your Mothers
• Horoscopes: May 5-11
• High Security For His Holiness
• Joey Weishaar Nets Second-Place Win in Traveling Architecture Fellowship
• Nomination Deadline for Arkansas Business Hall of Fame
• Jeans Done Right
• The Big Smokeout
• Italian Sparkling Wines
• Intel announces 3-D transistors, saving power
• Apple updates iPhone to address privacy worries
• Feds to NCAA: Why no playoffs?
• I-40 westbound at White River shut
• Firm voluntarily recalls mold-tainted water
• Wal-Mart announces investments for South Carolina
• Waltons endow $800M to Crystal Bridges
• Lottery Commission to get auditing plan
• Supreme Court refuses poultry company appeal
• Fatah, Hamas proclaim landmark reconciliation pact
• 2 teens in bullying case get probation
• Climate activists target states with lawsuits
• Arkansas AG warns consumers of damaged vehicles
• Fort Smith firm must pay $14.51 million in ’02 suit
• Benton County Earns Federal Aid
• City Announces Special Trash Collection
• Nominations Sought For Preservation Efforts
• CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSION: Officials Debate Smoking
• Root Run Scheduled For Saturday
• Ex-Teacher Claims Harassment
• Jailer Loses Appeal; Council Upholds Firing
• Group Tours Museum
• Officials Eye Streaming Meetings Online
• STACKING VEHICLES: Planners Target Car Lots
• Mother's Day Event Planned
• RECORDS
• Horse Trail Partially Closed Because Of Storm Damage
• Oakdale, Kirksey Principals Named
• Firefighter Injured In Home Fire
• Five Area Students Receive National Merit Recognition
• Panel Can’t Visualize Display Request
• Legislators: New Laws Benefit Children
• Gentry Man Jailed In Connection With Firing Gun At Wife And Son
• Lawyer in hate crime case seeks separate trials for 2
• Walton College Alumnus Supports Need-Based Scholarships
• College of Education and Health Professions to Honor Alumni Carnine, Rumrill
• Mississippi River water backflowing into AR waters
• Beebe appoints 70 to boards, commissions
• Graduate School Announces 2011 Collis R. Geren Awards for Excellence in Graduate Education
• Recipients of Imhoff Award Honored by College of Engineering
• Fort Smith school extends day at elementary school
• ASU reschedules finals because of flooding
• VIDEO: Searchers rescue missing scouts
• Boy Scouts missing near flooded camp
• Two Plead Guilty In Burglary Case
• Panel Recommends Updated Plan
• Judge Waives $51 In Court Costs To Remember Day Bin Laden Died
• Tech Director Wants To Add Positions
• Authorities Continue Bomb Threat Investigation
• Garfield Man Pleads Not Guilty To Rape
• Floods Erode Lake Elmdale
• Incoming Administrator Proposes Changes
• A&M Rolling On The Rails Again
• County Repairs Flood Damage
• Rogers Court Rolls Out Text Messaging Program
• RECORDS
• Board To Review Flood Damage
• Men Enter Pleas In Rape Cases
• Butterfly Program Set At Hobbs
• 9/11 ATTACKS: Victim’s Sister Reacts To Death
• Groups Rally To Assist Disaster Victims
• Soggy Weather Stymies Spring Fairs
• U.S. gives Beebe’s plan to overhaul Medicaid green light
• Honors Student Wins Summer Internship at Smithsonian
• Graduating Students to Hear Variety of Speakers During 2011 Commencement
• Rivers rising to historic levels as rains continue
• ESPN program to feature Arkansas baseball
• Osama Death Coverage
• Ark. given OK to move forward with Medicaid plan
• Bin Laden went down firing, source says
• Big demand for bin Laden news jams Newseum site
• Obama: bin Laden’s death makes the world safer
• Digital censorship grows as media moves online
• Wes Clark: Bin Laden death sends message to world
• 9/11 families react to bin Laden's death
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Students Prepare For Hike
• Floods add to misery in state, claim 1 life
• Officers’ agenda in books
• County Eyes Assault Rifles
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Visitor Center To Open
• Survey Seeks Brand For Rogers
• RECORDS
• Garland County jail focus of meeting
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Downpour dampers celebration
• ‘Green’ ideas in cards for central Arkansas
• Shoes dangling on power lines a mystery
• TV, radio stations with federal funds fearing budget cut
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: XNA sells to airlines with stats
• Guard earns service award
• Risk driving in water surprises motorists
• Security strict for Dalai Lama
• Racers in pink show off support
• Civil War times alive again
• UA sets redo of facilities by 2013
• Cowboy church’s rebound from tornado full of twists
• Divorces
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas meetings
• NW Arkansas today
• Nonprofit wins OK for LR office space
• Event T-Shirts Honor Survivors
• More Rain Forecast For Benton County
• RECORDS
• Store to rate cleaning products
• EVERYDAY HEROES: Rescue Teams At The Ready
• Runner's Family Makes Her Feel Like A Rock Star
• Beebe Declares Storm Disaster Areas
• Two Die In One-Car Accident
• RISKY BUSINESS: Development Dreams Deterred
• Arkansas firm adds 2 banks in Ga. with FDIC help
• Highway across Table Rock Dam to close for 2 weeks
• Weather service traces tracks of 7 tornados
• Williams drafted by Packers in fifth round
• Ark. authorities to collect unused, expired drugs
• Beebe declares 57 Ark. counties disaster areas
• Arkansas city gets grant to help with sewage woes
• Washington County Obituaries
• 2 say innocent in pawnshop killing, robbery
• Vilonia storm animals get help
• Justices dismiss election appeal of Van Buren candidate
• Trumann man pleads innocent in shooting
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• Southwest Power pursuing Entergy
• Arkansas Rx-drug abuse by teens falls
• Sheriff Deploys ‘Terminator’ In Drug Fight
• Students Ponder Job Prospects
• Details Released In Plane Crash
• Pastor Pleads Guilty To Receiving Child Porn
• Woman Charged With $7,000 Theft
• Two Soldiers Arrested With Synthetic Pot
• E-Z Mart To Reimburse Customers With Water In Fuel Tanks
• Jones Trust Adds Board Members
• Womack: Debt limit tied to spending cuts
• County Judge Gets Used To Dealing With Bad
• Educators Learn Concepts On Teacher Recruitment
• Van Horn Gets Contract Extension, Pay Raise
• NAMA Winners
• Philip Morris USA, others win favorable verdict
• Arkansas Activities Association Releases New Classifications
• Fort Smith postal facility to move to Fayetteville
• Records
• NASA delays space shuttle Endeavour's last launch
• How Merlot Can You Go?
• Obama: 'I've never seen devastation like this'
• Suspect in officer's death pleads not guilty
• KC wedding watch party attracts thousands
• Some floodwaters recede; others still a danger
• Beebe Surveys Damage in Northwest Arkansas
• School Board Approves $1 Million In Bonds
• Hunt Stock Hits Record High, Directors Elected
• Children’s Shelter Celebrates Opening
• Community College Increases Tuition
• Junior High School To Be Built With Ability To Expand
• Beebe Hears Survivors’ Tales
• County Employees Get Salary Adjustment
• Waste District Settles Lawsuit
• Governor examines weather’s fury
• Justices uphold removal of kids
• Collector convicted of 11 federal charges
• Agency wants State Hospital children’s unit shuttered
• Ex-trustee Reed voices interest in job of UA System president
• The state/region in brief
• Fitness Center Closes Suddenly
• GRIDLOCK GURU: Black tags of disabled old news
• NW Arkansas today
• State park yields 8.66-carat stone
• Blackwell Firm Designs Merit Accolades in Magazine-Sponsored Competitions
• Snake bite victim arrested in false 911 call
• Arkansas homecoming for more than Anderson
• 8-month-old boy confirmed as 12th Ark storm death
• Men plead not guilty to race crime charge
• Chemical mix-up causes plant evacuation
• Death toll from storms rises to 194 in Alabama
• Excitement builds for next-to-last shuttle launch
• 8 Days: April 28
• Live Music: April 28
• New Locale For Lucinda
• Amazon official: 1,250 jobs going to another state
• No Bomb Found At Bank In Bella Vista
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 214 in 6 Southern states
• Civil War re-enactment canceled due to floods
• Mechanic killed by big truck at weigh station
• Centerton Farmers Market Now Open
• Officials Adding Up Costs
• Church Egg Hunt Rescheduled
• Ozarks Center Hopes To Build Stage
• Bella Vista Residents Urged To Report New Goose Nests
• FLOOD VICTIM: Woman Remembered
• Woman Testifies In Rape Case
• Bentonville Student Competes In National Poetry Contest
• City Receives Sewer Grant
• Man Faces Six Burglary Charges
• Public Forum Set On UA System President
• Report: Thomas Arrest Connected To Thornhill
• Water Utilities Sales Up
• Portion Of North Bentonville Trail Closed
• RECORDS
• Bentonville To Host Tree Giveaway
• Chicken Barbecue Set For Saturday
• I Still Smile
• LOCAL ECONOMY: Area Unemployment Drops
• ONGOING INVESTIGATION: Officials Identify Bodies
• Streets To Close For Komen Race
• Getting A Brazilian
• Nest Leaves Feathers Ruffled
• Horoscopes: April 28-May 4
• Sports Medicine Workshop Offers Skills to Practitioners
• Disciplines Converge to Explore Sustainable Housing, Planning
• NWA Music Awards
• Smoking Ban Part II
• Hillis wins Madden cover vote
• Church delivers care packages to flood victims
• Wal-Mart CEO: Shoppers feeling higher gas prices
• 11th storm fatality identified in Sharp County
• Bentonville Police ID Drowning Victims
• National Weather Service surveying storm damage
• More than 57,000 power outages after storms
• District Eases Back To Normal Bus Routes
• County Waits To Make Repairs
• County Recovers After Flooding
• Bridge Reopens In Bella Vista
• Bella Vista Courses Damaged By Flooding
• POSSIBLE FLOOD VICTIMS: Police Recover Two Bodies
• Kiwanis Club To Host Yard Sale
• Lake Bella Vista Park, Wishing Springs Trail Closed
• SPRING STORMS: Johnson Residents Return Home
• Library Council To Host Lecture
• City Council To Tackle Expansion Of Smoking Ordinance
• District Honors Volunteers For Year’s Efforts
• Council Approves Noise Ordinance
• Benton County Circuit Judge Clinger Plans To Retire In June
• NorthWest Arkansas Community College Board Plans Tuition Increase
• Death Toll Rises
• Rain Washes Out Jury Selections
• RECORDS
• Former Council Member Arrested
• County To Refund Some Tax Payments
• Arkansas-Saint Louis Baseball Game Canceled
• Record flooding reported in Northwest Arkansas
• Arkansas Basketball Attendance Ranked 29th Nationally
• Vilonia tornado victims killed in same subdivision
• 2 bodies recovered near Benton Co. Fairgrounds
• 2 kayakers on Buffalo River found safe
• High risk of severe storms Tuesday night
• Valero posts 1Q profit, reversing year-ago loss
• Streets Opened
• Flooding reported along Illinois River in Oklahoma
• BancorpSouth posts 1Q loss
• 9 dead from Arkansas storms
• Elk River causing concerns in McDonald Co.
• I-430 lane to be closed Tuesday in Little Rock
• Court Affirms 46-Month Sentence
• LIMITED ROUTES: Buses Challenged By Floods
• Council OKs Rezoning Request
• Flooding Impacts Golf Courses
• Plea Nets Man Six Years For Felony
• Motions Planned In Greenway Case
• Woman Dies After Car Stalls
• Foundation Celebrates Education
• Patient left in van led to firing
• Committees Look To Fill Vacancies
• No Charges Filed Against Vang
• City Considers Noise Reduction Change
• Eastside Villagers Urged To Boil Water
• RECORDS
• DISASTER AREA: Roads Awash In Excess Rain
• Farmers Face Long Days
• Administration Changes Continue In Rogers District
• Beaver Lake Floodgates Open
• Rain Event Not Unusual, Meterologist Says
• SPRING STORMS: Officials Open Floodgates
• Heavy rain, flooding continues in Northwest Arkansas
• Heading to Vegas: Walton College Students Win More Than $35,000 in Awards; Will Compete for More
• University of Arkansas Sustainability Minor Approved for Fall 2011
• Bad Weather/Street Closings
• VIDEO: Flooding closes roads across NW Arkansas
• Cow Paddy Success
• 6-year-old hit by car in Conway dies
• Spring River flooding spurs Hardy evacuations
• USDA Funds University of Arkansas Obesity Interventions Project
• Robbers forget own money in LR holdup
• NorthWest Arkansas Community College eyes tuition
• UPDATE: Several people trapped in cars, homes in
• Arkansan set to hit road, pedal for poor
• Downtown Activity Center To Open By Labor Day
• GASOLINE COSTS: County Eyes Alternative Fuel
• Students Learn Gardening Tips
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Sewage Plant Built For Growth
• As interim legislative meetings grow, so do costs
• College Board To Vote On Tuition Increases
• COST CONCERNS: Accreditation Decision Pending
• Rain Hitting Area In Waves
• RECORDS
• Little Rock police set bait in auto break-ins
• 2 escapees caught in south Arkansas
• Bryant fish fry draws ethics inquiry on gifts
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Pulaski County shares draft watershed plan
• ‘Houdini’ act ends with alligator’s capture
• Budget bars LR police position
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Lost bag? Rule sets fee refund
• Research Frontiers Magazine in Your Pocket
• University of Arkansas College of Engineering Recognizes Outstanding Alumni
• BREAST CANCER AWARENESS — THINK PINK
• City Officials Unsure About 911 Consolidation
• Alderman Offers To Sell Lincoln Site For Library
• Severe Weather Causes Flooding
• Race for the Cure 2011
• KOMEN RACE FOR THE CURE Experts Offer Insight for Runners
• Easter Feed Draws Thousands
• SUPPORT GROUPS Nonprofit Agencies Aid Patients
• Recycling Center On Horizon
• Jones Center looks to raise endowment
• Bella Vista Lots Offered In Sale
• Boxley Valley Mill tours to begin today
• Bentonville To Host Cleanup May 14
• KOMEN Pasta Party Slated Friday
• Bella Vista Council Meets Monday
• Association Members Needed For Committees
• 2 die in raid on Tibetan monastery
• Manure master charges denied
• Griffin last victor with election debt
• Little Rock land bank puts formerly abandoned properties on market
• Northwest Arkansas Hit With Hail
• Bentonville Teachers Get Grants For Creativity
• Northwest Arkansas On Track To Gain Legislative Clout
• Las Vegas Man Accused Of Rape
• Rogers, Bentonville Tax Revenue Increases, Others Slip Slightly
• Executive office powers is debated by UA panel
• Smoking ban set to protect kids under 14
• Blackwater case returns in U.S. Court of Appeals
• Ex-NLR alderman gets four-month term for scheme
• Rogers Schools Prepare For Boundary Changes Soon
• Rock Quarry Wants Attorneys’ Fees Paid
• Mary the elephant dying from tumors
• Road-load hearings wind down
• Splash Pad Opens May 7
• The state/region in brief
• Frito-Lay wins environmental award
• Barbecue Today For War Eagle Football
• NW Arkansas today
• Bentonville Police Promotions Announced
• BENTON COUNTY EASTER SERVICES
• Nuclear Sound
• Arkansas Sports Hall of Famer Benson Dies at 77
• 8 Days: April 22
• Live Music: April 22
• Artosphere Kickoff
• Carmenere – A Happy Accident
• Pike Co. Judge says sales tax needs repeal
• Woman slain, lab determines; investigation on
• Fayetteville Mysteries Remain Unsolved
• Charges Filed in Traffic Fatality
• Officials Consider East Square Plaza Offer
• Jury Awards $224,000 In Condemnation Case
• Area School Projects Approved For State Aid
• Board Uses Surplus For Five Projects
• Commission Seeks Bank Claims Proof
• Farmer Ready For First Farmers Market Of Season
• Bella Vista Egg Hunt On Saturday
• Playhouse Open House Set Saturday
• Oklahoma Alligator Goes On The Lam
• $1.2 million goes to UA physicist
• Library Gets $10,000 Donation
• Public Meetings
• FORT SMITH Diner to reopen in railroad car
• Gates foresees a turning point in Afghan war
• County’s Online Property Searches May Be Free
• Evacuees grab belongings before area sealed off
• State revises plans over 2012 forecast
• Bush Examined
• Fayetteville’s Poet Laureate
• Baxendale in starting rotation at Kentucky
• Arkansas will have $2.5M for 'rainy day fund'
• Photo Correction
• Rising sales push Philip Morris Int'l net up
• Missing hunter in Saline County found dead
• Body found in Harrison may be Pennsylvania man
• Live Music: April 21
• Mom tells court of boy’s killing
• School projects’ funding wins OK
• Bella Vista Candidates Meet In Forum
• City Plans Easter Events At Park
• Police Target Underage Drinking In Fayetteville
• PROPERTY OWNERS: Tax Statements Going Out
• AVIATION EXPENSE: Fuel Prices Increase For Pilots
• Lake Update Topic For Meeting
• Reithemeyer Of Jones Trust Resigns
• Publications, Staff Win State Honors
• Regional Transit Faces Education Challenge
• Departments Fight Abandoned House Fire
• Pupils Place In Competition
• Town Hall Meeting Focuses On Paid Parking
• RECORDS
• FEEDING THE CHILDREN: School Lunch Prices Rise
• Builder Claims Copyright Infringement
• Professor To Speak At Hobbs
• Prayer Breakfast Set For May 5
• 8 Days: April 21
• Light bulb ignites Van Buren blaze
• ROTC Gives Great Comfort
• Get Your Easter Chocolate
• A Royal Spring
• The Power Of Places
• Connotations Comes To OPWC
• Nodding Off Hill
• Why Aren’t More Mexis Middle Class?
• Horoscopes: April 21-27
• Events Planned for Week Surrounding Visit by Dalai Lama on May 11
• Blake Shelton in Concert at Barnhill Arena April 30
• Army Research Laboratory Awards $1.2 Million to Search for Novel Class of Materials
• Oklahoma governor signs 2 abortion bills
• Arkansas nets $49.5M from tobacco settlement
• Google's Schmidt gets big raise as former CEO
• Pryor says debt vote depends on reforms
• CORRECTION Kindergarten Registration
• CORRECTION Former Fire Chief Faces Felony Fraud Charges
• Barbera Grapes
• Wells remain shutdown as quake study continues
• American Airlines posts huge 1Q loss on fuel costs
• AMP announces B-52s, more
• Arkansas, Mississippi rely on cellphones most
• UPDATE: Suspect in officer's death held without bond
• Streetlight poles pose danger in Springfield
• Spotters say 3 possible tornadoes in state
• PEOPLE-POWERED TAXIS: Pedicabs Usage OK’d
• Board Awaits Word On Building Funds
• Man Accused Of Holding Wife At Gunpoint
• Man Accused Of Threatening Wife
• City May Remove Tornado Sirens
• Battlefield Park To Receive Marker
• Former Fire Chief Faces Felony Fraud Charges
• Man Pleads Guilty To Felony Theft
• Solid Waste, Recycling Tour Set For Today
• Backstage Downtown Begins April 30
• AIRPLANE STORAGE: Hangar Rights Argued
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison In Drug Case
• Springdale Police Seek Armed Robbery Suspects
• Reception Held For Incoming School Superintendent
• New Sonora School On Track
• Parsons Given More Time
• Inmates Housed In New Barracks
• Report: Official Sent Porn Images
• Rogers High Publications Earn Top Honors
• RECORDS
• Unique Collaboration Brings Shakespeare to Augusta
• Former AIG Manager to Speak at Walton College
• Severe storms produce hail, warnings
• Seagate to buy Samsung's hard disk drive business
• Unemployment falls in two-thirds of states
• Geithner strikes confident tone on deficit deal
• Another storm system threatens area
• Arkansas unemployment rate unchanged in March
• Motorcycle deaths drop, but trend is worrisome
• Obama: Failure to reduce debt will hurt economy
• GOP voters in early states embrace a Trump bid
• NTSB issues report on fatal Arkansas plane crash
• Sprint to pay Clearwire $1 billion in fees
• Entergy: Expect earnings to exceed forecasts
• 3.3 magnitude quake recorded near Greenbrier
• Mental exam ordered for 2 men charged with murder
• Peabody Energy's 1Q earnings rise
• Man tried to slay 3, police say
• U.S. sees danger in State Hospital
• LR probes firefighters’ storm response
• Augustine Foundation Plans Easter Feed
• Interchange Work Closes One Lane Of Boulevard
• Award Hails Maintenance Efforts
• FAYETTEVILLE SHELTER: New Puppy Pen Opens
• Mayor Plans Town Hall Meeting At UA
• ELECTION COMMISSION: Officials To Be Removed
• CITY CODE REVISIONS: Committee Suggests Noise Limits
• RECORDS
• District OKs Bid For Construction
• Martin’s ex-aide resigned over law
• School Board Approves Calendar
• Waste District OKs Settlement
• Beebe: Relax Cuba policy
• LR man is acquitted in 2006 attack charges
• Civil trial begins in 2007 West Memphis shooting
• Brewery moving to NLR
• Officer a fake, woman reports
• 'No Impact Man' Selected for One Book, One Community Reading Project
• Bumpers College Mission Embodies Dale Bumpers Legacy, Dean Says
• Wal-Mart Stores CEO gets $18.7M 2010 pay package
• Tyson cited for alleged violations at Neb. plant
• Police: Man hit, killed 2 children with car
• Builder outlook falls ahead of spring season
• Weather service says 7 twisters hit state
• County Staff Eye Updating Computers
• Pensions big topic as session wraps up
• EMERGENCY RESPONSE: Students Shake It Up
• District Losing Skilled Workers
• Council To Debate Pedicab Issues
• Construction On Track
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Link Crew Aids Newbies
• TONTITOWN COUNCIL: Officials Eye Tax Hike
• RECORDS
• Eatery Seeks Club Permit
• Popular books lift English skills
• Live Music: April 18
• NW Arkansas achievers
• 10th convict set to join execution-drug lawsuit
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: XNA, not Carolina in the mornin’
• 8 Days: April 18
• NLR ballpark is a home run investment, mayor says
• Consultants to get $54,500 to plan goals
• Newspapers’ website gets makeover
• Prominent Experts to Examine Bush Presidency
• Business Analysis Breakfast to Focus on Economic Progress in Northwest Arkansas and State
• Arkansas' Win Streak Snapped in Series Finale
• Earth Day Goes Interactive
• 7 trails of museum go through art, flora
• Hispanics rise in new district
• Boozman finds debt woes worst
• Lawyer: State’s morals are unlike ’81
• Trumann policeman is buried
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas meetings
• NW Arkansas today
• Divorces
• 1 twister confirmed in storm-lashed LR
• Clinton home a historic site
• Fuel Prices Put Squeeze On Region
• Legislators Wrap Up Lawmaking Session
• Patrols Step Up For Summer
• RECORDS
• QUESTIONS REMAIN: Election Costs In Dispute
• Teen Court Gives Some A Second Chance
• CREATING STRONGER BONDS: School Eyes New Model
• Redistrict Plan Has Critics, Fans
• Good intentions: Legislators write their wrongs
• Led by Wilson, White Dominates Scrimmage
• Live Music: April 16
• 8 Days: April 16
• Malbec World Day
• Weather Hinders Home Sales
• New Homes, New Lives For Poodles
• Missing bones’ return reignites 20-year case
• Federal Money For Trail Survives Budget Battle
• Man Faces Felony Abuse, Sexual Assault Charges
• Crystal Bridges Hosts Free Lecture Sunday
• Commission Tight On Festival Money
• Students Win In Journalism Competition
• Man Arrested In Connection With Baby’s Injuries
• Charter School Election Set
• Charter School Election Candidates
• State official: Social elements influence health
• Greenwood chief resigns from post
• Hate crime suspect cleared of sexual assault claim
• Robert Westphal
• Falling tree kills LR mom, son, 7
• Night of storms kills 7 in state
• Libyan tanks, rockets shell rebels in Misrata
• State campaign debts updated
• UAPB doctoral program approved
• PHOTO CORRECTION
• Green tears ACL, will miss 2011 season
• Free Comedy Show
• Oh ‘Rio,’ ‘Rio’
• Not So ‘Super’
• 8 Days: April 15
• Live Music: April 15
• Arkansas linebacker arrested, charged with possession
• The Street Style-Stalker
• Take Back The Night
• Severe storms death toll rises to 9 in area
• Deputies Find Puppy Mill
• Files In Box More Than Personal
• Oklahoma Man Walks Trail Of Tears
• New Leadership Picked For HIV Clinic
• Driver denied bond in hate case
• Commission Hopes For Impact During Hogs’ Scrimmage
• Suit Against School District Dismissed
• Little Big Town Back April 27 For Gala
• Bumpers joins UA celebration to honor school
• 4 districts receive wrong test guides
• Charges Dismissed Against Bautista
• Man Faces Fire-Related Charges
• Vehicle Injures Student In Crosswalk
• Widow sues for life insurance policy
• Young Eagles Schedule Flights Saturday
• GRIDLOCK GURU Projects move, fall with taxes
• UA board chairman: New president search will be open process
• Suspect had fought law before
• The state/region in brief
• Missing man is declared dead by judge
• Board of Trustees to Host Public Forums on Presidential Search
• Crews battle fire near Ponca
• Congress sends budget bill to Obama
• Rock The Vote
• Wal-Mart to pay $440K in Fresno suit
• Little Big Town rescheduled
• Live Music: April 14
• Santa Barbara County
• Beebe signs redistricting plan into law
• Smith Steps Down As Fayetteville Coach
• McIlroy Family Visiting Professor to Unveil Original Composition
• Choir Concert Slated For Friday, Saturday
• Teacher, Teen, Club Awarded
• Bicycle Fayetteville Days Rides Into Town
• Man Pleads Guilty To Aggravated Assault
• Man Accused Of Sending Explicit Photos
• Stop Signs Planned Near Trail
• Lincoln Sewer Fees Might Increase
• Five Board Candidates Speak At Forum
• Waste Fees Draw No Response
• Rogers High Softball Team To Benefit From Barbecue
• Police Captain Graduates From FBI Academy
• MAIN STREET: Poll Seeks Ideas For Plan
• Board Names Hulse Tontitown Fire Chief
• RECORDS
• Treasurer Faces Felony Theft Charge
• Fair Housing Open House Scheduled
• 23-11 VOTE: House Approves Bill
• Lowell Man Dies In Wreck
• Foreclosure Rate Improves Modestly
• Fees Waived For Park Week
• Aries Festival
• Power To The Peddle
• This American Strife
• Correcting Manifest Destiny
• Bacon-wrapped Shrimp Wins
• 8 Days: April 14
• Triple Yuck!
• Campus Composting Dedication Planned for Earth Week
• Zero Mountain Inc. Supports New Child Development Study Center and KUAF Public Radio
• University Hosts Re-Entry Workshop for International Exchange Students
• Global Campus, Study Abroad Win Top Telly Award
• Council Agenda Session
• Mysterious Actions
• Bike Trail Expansion
• Rock-It Festival Panelists
• Obama pivots, eyes Medicare changes, tax increases
• Trumann Police officer fatally shot, suspect arrested
• Redistricting plan heads to Beebe for signature
• Redistricting goes longer to be polite
• Treasurer Reports Drop In Revenue
• Apartment Manager Accused Of Rent Theft
• Meth Dealer Gets New Sentence
• Police Target Underage Drinking
• Crossover Road Work Contract On Tap
• CITY COUNCIL: Dirt Roads Disappearing
• ‘Super Bowl’ Of Student Testing Gets Under Way
• Compromise Not Successful
• Bentonville Named Tree City USA
• Committee Of 13 Endorses Bonuses
• Truck Crashes Into Bedroom
• City Puts $6.2 Million Into Savings
• RECORDS
• ELECTION COMMISSION: Clinard Plans Interviews
• DIVIDING FIVE COUNTIES: Senate OKs District Plan
• Aldermen Vote To Settle Wrongful Termination Suit
• New crimes put 2,772 back in state’s prisons, recidivism study finds
• Ex-car dealer told to pay $336,500
• Remains ID’d as missing woman
• College of Education and Health Professions to Honor Top Students in Academic Programs at Ceremony
• Three Architecture School Alumni Honored With Design Awards
• CORRECTION Despite Disputes, Lake Group Moves Forward
• Accident on College Ave
• Wings & Vintage Things
• Pelphrey returning to Florida as an assistant
• UPDATE: Lawmakers approve redistricting proposal
• Johnson Co. officials: Remains may be missing woman
• Senate OKs congressional districts map
• College Representatives To Talk With High School Students
• Two Charged In Meth Bust
• Early Findings Show POA Needed License
• HOSPITALITY TAX: Mayor Wants Bond Issue
• Retaining Wall Standards Passed On To Council
• RECORDS
• ELECTION COMMISSION: Judge Orders Inquiry
• Charter school’s expansion rejected
• Earth Day Event Set At Hobbs
• New Redistricting Plan Advances
• Open House Set At Rogers High School
• Suspect: In 2006, fatally shot man
• Ex-CFO agrees to repay $11,976
• State puts 2 districts on distressed list
• Bones believed to be missing woman, 57
• Lawyer: Food tax petitions ignored
• Reeves’ gun, badge will adorn museum
• FORT SMITH: Predawn fire hits downtown diner
• State police head named
• Honors Student Wins National Award for 'Green' Approach to Organic Chemistry
• University Holds First Disabilities Awareness Week
• Redistricting plan passes panels in House, Senate
• Officials: Arkansas milk radiation no cause for alarm
• Lawmaker tries new redistricting proposal
• Storms move across Arkansas, hitting trees, homes
• Beebe offers help in state's redistricting woes
• Wal-Mart returns to "Everyday Low Prices" campaign
• Searcy man picked to lead Arkansas State Police
• 305 students apply for Okla. online school
• Meetings set to discuss Arkansas road damage
• COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Graduation Rates Low
• Prairie Grove Couple Go International With Berries
• LAWSUITS
• Group Seeks Food Maps
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• WRONGFUL TERMINATION SUIT: Settlement On Agenda
• RECORDS
• Marathon Attracts Variety Of Runners
• Police Release Names Of Drivers In Fatal Crash
• Base unit breaking records
• New Eagle Scout
• NW Arkansas achievers
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Flier looks for candor by airline
• LR, NLR get input on design of bridge
• Hot Springs sends care to sister city in Japan
• Capitol’s freshmen got on-job learning
• CARROLL COUNTY: Aviation museum plans take off
• Progress slips for degree seekers
• University of Arkansas Earth Day: Come Celebrate
• Arkansas Rallies for Win, Sweep of LSU
• Library Gets National Props
• Two Die In Interstate Wreck
• Despite Disputes, Lake Group Moves Forward
• Redistricting Fight Continues
• Leaders Honor Journalism Students
• Event Allowed Residents To Legally Dump
• Legislative Redistricting Already Sparking Controversy
• Organizers Say Running Festival A Success
• Cicadas About To Emerge In Arkansas
• Metfield Clubhouse To Close For Renovation
• Association Purchases Automated Flaggers
• Redistrict talks pit parties, plans
• RECORDS
• UA measuring slippery slopes under highways
• Police POV begins in 1 week
• Partisan matters muddle session
• 2 UA historic halls set for renovations
• Portis no-show doesn’t faze book fest
• Body found in Arkansas River
• Divorces
• ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Humorist Sedaris onstage; center books jazz double-bill
• Hogs Defense Holds Its Own Again
• 8 Days: April 9
• Live Music: April 9
• 2 dead after I-540 wreck
• College Increases Visual Art Collection
• Lawsuit Filed Against Former Rogers Detective
• ‘Win Win’ Win
• ‘Win Win’ Win
• Razorback Greenway Money Secured
• Police Honor Heroic Actions
• ‘Gross’ Lawsuit May Be Headed To Federal Court
• Recycling Program Has Good First Quarter
• Interstate 540 Interchange Design Approved
• Fire Department Eyes All-Terrain Vehicles
• National 9/11 Flag Tour Stops In Fayetteville
• RECORDS
• CORRECTIONS
• 18-year-old accused of viewing child porn
• Crawford County boater found dead
• County’s quakes on edge of fault
• Food banks receive surprise cash from yogurt suit
• Dog bite prompts rabies cautions
• Clerks innocent of DVD charges
• State board, university settle in case
• Mega Millions
• Timely Pitching Lifts Arkansas Past LSU
• 8 Days: April 8
• Live Music: April 8
• Fayetteville Is Tree City
• ‘Hanna’ — High-Class Action
• Stop and Smell the Rosé
• USGS records 4.2 magnitude quake
• Tulsa councilor sends petitions to oust mayor
• Fayetteville Underground Launches Fundraiser
• Lawmakers Returning To To Address Redistricting
• Unemployment Trending Down In Northwest Arkansas
• Study: Airport fares unusually expensive
• Williams Calls Police To Commission Offices Again
• Panel Passes On Transit Tax Plan
• Clinic Offering Low Cost Spaying, Neutering
• Regional Planners Approve 2035 Plan
• Pinwheels Represent Abused Children
• Third Suspect Arrested In Sexual Abuse Case
• Garfield Man Arrested In Indiana
• Cincinnati Fire Station Receives Largest Donation Yet
• Suspect, Out On Bond, Arrested Again
• Summer Softball Leagues Forming Soon
• Jones Announces For Sheriff
• Centerton Cleanup Day Set For Saturday
• Juanita Graddy
• Justices: Act 1 on fostering is illegal
• HOW WE SEE IT Bonus Pay Should Be A Priority
• Reshaping of districts ends week at impasse
• SOAPware Announces Availability of Meaningful Use Certified EHR Product
• Samantha Williams Chosen to Join Student Freedom Ride
• First/Worst Thursday
• Crater of Diamonds hunt yields 3.86 carat find
• Spay/Neuter Clinic Opening
• Bill leaving Fayetteville in 3rd district fails committee
• Adoption Ban Unconstitutional
• Adoption Ban Unconstitutional
• CORRECTION Wal-Mart totals giving, nearly 4K tons food
• Preliminary magnitude 3.6 earthquake in Arkansas
• VIDEO: Supreme Court upholds reversal of adoption ban
• House Takes Up Senate Redistricting Bill
• Children’s Shelter Opens April 18
• Woman Sues Springdale Over Arrest
• Fired Commission Employees File Grievances
• Court Upholds Macadoodles’ Liquor Permit
• Juvenile Justice Center Costs Increasing
• Charter School Names Principal
• Crossover Road Work Gets Under Way
• Malone Urges Highway Bill Passage
• Man Held In Connection With Rape Of Girl
• County Cleanup Set For Saturday
• Paschal Says He’ll Appeal Conviction
• RECORDS
• Bentonville Rotarians Host Tetrazzini Dinner
• Johnson Picked To Lead Education Foundation
• Man Jailed In Connection With Six Counts Of Rape
• Gentry Police, Rail To Promote Safety
• Heritage Project Graduation To Benefit From Barbecue
• 8 Days: April 7
• Senators pass their version of districting
• CORRECTIONS
• Live Music: April 7
• Million Dollar Raffle Drawing
• Dismay At ‘Eat It’ Comment
• British Shakespeare Scholar to Discuss "Something Rich and Strange"
• Two Students Named 2011 Goldwater Scholars
• Students: Last Day to Vote in Your ASG 2011-2012 Executive Officer Elections
• Get Be-Fuggled
• Great Taste In A Small Package
• Wal-Mart totals giving, nearly 4K tons food
• Live Music: April 6
• Anderson: Clarke Will Return to Arkansas
• Pedi-Can Or Pedi-Can’t?
• Anderson bringing entire staff to Arkansas
• NWS issues Red Flag Warning for much of Arkansas
• Photo Correction
• A Bright Warm-Weather Gray
• Timeline adopted for Arkansas redistricting
• Senate approves compromise redistricting plan
• Man killed by semi outside Fort Smith bar
• Ward 1 Bulky Waste Cleanup Set for Saturday
• TRAIL USAGE: Council Discusses Pedicabs
• Cave Springs Gets New Police Chief
• Two Arrested In Connection With Making Meth
• Committee Approves Collection Agency Use
• Finance Board Passes On Raises
• Testing Date Set At Fayetteville High School
• Police Shift Enforcement To College, Township
• Invasive Plant Workshop Thursday
• Men Sentenced For Assaults
• Animal Shelter Seeks Recipes
• Travel Issues Cause Gala Postponement
• Students Learn To Problem Solve
• Elementary Students Win National Contest
• RECORDS
• Bicyclists’ Complaints Net Arrest Of Man
• Authorities Identify Area Gangs
• Astronomy Program Set
• Event Helps Express Creativity
• Senate Panel Advances New Plan
• We Are The Builders
• Step Aside, Loudmouth
• His Mami Or Is He A Cheater?
• Too-Big Love
• Mission Statement
• Edmondsons, Evanses Honored as 2011 Chancellor’s Medal Recipients
• New Equipment Allows Researcher to Protect Roads
• Razorback Marching Band Performances Showcased at National Conference
• Flight delay cancels Little Big Town event
• Beebe signs abortion regulation bill
• Cabot businessman killed, shop burned
• Dunn freed, won't be retried in Dirksmeyer death
• Advertising And Cabs
• Good News For Chavez
• Sen. Whitaker hospitalized after becoming faint
• Senate advances redistricting proposal
• Small WWII rocket found in KC-area lake
• Southern storms kill 7
• Obama calls Boehner to White House to talk budget
• Ex-Texas judge's associate charged with wire fraud
• Police Arrest Man In Beating
• U Visa Benefits Illegal Immigrants
• Man Arrested In Robbery
• Washington County Assessor Wants New Positions
• Lake Windsor Controlled Burn Postponed
• Botanical Garden Preps For 2011
• Drake To Undergo Evaluation
• Poultry Conference Set For Friday, Saturday
• ELECTION COMMISSION: County Judge Wants Keys
• EMERGENCY CLAUSE OK’D: Two Streets Now One-Way
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Homicide
• NWACC Tuition Hike Discussed
• RECORDS
• Springdale Man Arrested In Connection With Rape
• SENATE PANEL: Redistricting Proposal Rejected
• KUAR-FM fire looking like arson
• Panel rejects redistrict plan
• Convict seeks DNA testing in ’93 killings
• Ex-analyst denied speaking request by board chairman
• 2 accept suspension of license
• Roberts Named Dean of Fulbright College
• Earth Day Television and Online Special Features University of Arkansas Students
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month to Include Survivor Stories and Documentary Film
• Senate panel votes down 'Fayetteville to the 4th'
• 1 Million Meals
• 2 men injured from SW Arkansas storms
• Winford Phillips retires from state police post
• State Police director announces retirement
• Swatches of Arkansas under tornado warnings
• Several grass fires spring up around state
• UPDATE: Injuries, damage reported after storms hit state
• Obama announces 2012 re-election campaign
• Dickson Businesses Moving, Expanding
• RENAISSANCE TOWER: Site Likely To Remain Parking Lot
• Rudolph Giuliani Visits UA
• LAWSUITS
• Building Demolition Set
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Bentonville Athletes Also Do Well In Classroom
• RECORDS
• NWACC Official Resigns Post
• Calendar Changes Eyed
• Pedestrian Killed Crossing Fulbright Expressway
• Growing LR looks at I-630 light rail
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Little Rock public radio station back, signal low after fire
• Software error leaves homestead credit off 3,500 bills in county
• Discovery Museum shuts for renovation
• UCA’s use of fund is chided
• State’s reservists fill active, different role
• NPR Education Reporter to Headline 10th Anniversary Celebration
• University of Arkansas Acquires New Supercomputer
• Medicaid in 5% corner
• New Arkansas Laws Passed
• Runners Enjoy Festival
• Libraries Changing To Meet Needs
• Gun Control Debated
• County Looks At Mass Alert System
• Bella Vista Egg Hunt Planned
• Emergency Communications Specialist Ready To Respond To Terrorists
• Audubon Plans Burn On Wetland, Prairie Area
• Car Hits Fuel Pump, Ignites
• Woodland Eighth-Grader Wins State Spelling Bee
• Oletha M. Williamson
• Runner beats cancer, ’10 time
• Marshallese audit due in September
• The state/region in brief
• Course offered to spot troubles
• LR students show science flair
• NW Arkansas meetings
• NOTEWORTHY DEATH
• State switching to new system to gauge pupils
• McDaniel tells AP he won’t aim for Congress in ’12
• Scrimmage Draws Mixed Reviews
• Live Music: April 2 & Beyond
• Skeletal remains in Cabot identified
• Open Market
• Running Festival Kicks Off Today
• Senate Set For Showdown
• Woodland Eighth-Grader Wins State Spelling Bee
• Group falls short in push for referendum
• Election Commission Seeks Settlement
• Police Arrest Man Linked To Robbery
• Judge Dismisses Quarry Lawsuit
• Trammell Arrested On Marijuana Charges
• AERT Looks To Brighter Year
• Goshen Man Gets 50 Years For Meth
• Restaurant Sued Over Boxing Match Broadcast
• Officer Ready To Respond To Terrorists
• Conference Teaches Students How To Give Back
• Hot Springs 5th-grader captures geography bee
• Agency: Turkey suit can be tossed
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• Lawsuit seeks materials from Jones, Dunn files
• UA trustees approve $146 million in bonds
• Petition drive fails for Fort Smith tax
• Playboy Casting Call
• Radiation detected in small amounts in Arkansas
• UA Gets $20,000 Grant
• U.S. News ranks UA grad program 9th in country
• 8 Days: April 1 & Beyond
• VIDEO: UA president search expected to take longer
• Live Music: April 1
• Teague elected president of Arkansas Senate
• ‘Hop’ Plops
• First Friday Bentonville
• Arkansas state budget heads to Beebe
• UA trustees approve facility, athletic bonds
• Best Kept Secrets
• Man accused of falsely reporting son missing
• Chesapeake Energy closes Fayetteville Shale sale
• Fire Department Considers Moving Stations
• Redistricting Bill Awaits Action In Senate
• Suit Filed Over Girls’ Death In Fire
• ‘Gator Spotted Near Watts
• Smoking Ban Debated
• City, Tech School Talk Soccer
• International First Friday Kicks Off Today
• Prairie Grove Considers Reauthorizing Sales Tax
• Sophomores Learn About Leadership
• Man Jailed In Connection With Rape Last Year
• Car Wash To Benefit Humane Society
• Street Closed For Track Work
• One Jailed, One Cited In Connection With Drugs
• Cleanup Planned at Lake Fayetteville
• Bulky Waste Cleanup Set For Ward 3
• Marvin Albert Conrad
• NWA CORRECTIONS
• Congress continues budget talks
• Plan to pare state lottery scholarships passes
• Cancer study: Deaths persist despite prostate screening
• 'America’s Mayor,' Rudolph Giuliani, to Speak on Sunday
• University Participates in President Obama's Initiative to Increase Students Studying in China
• House Approves Bill Placing Fayetteville in 4th District
• Bill to ban lottery vending machines fails
• Hardin gives up Arkansas law license
• Senate votes to send road sales to voters
• VIDEO: UAMS opens high-tech simulation center
• Redistricting plan blocked in Senate
• Bill to increase standards on abortion clinic fails
• Wife of Randeep Mann files for divorce
• Live Music: March 31 & Beyond
• Small plane crashes in Lonoke County
• NTSB: Pilot called mayday before fatal plane crash
• Town under quarantine because of rabid skunks
• School Calendar Still Uncertain
• Middle School Fetes Namesake
• Circle Of Life Hospice Gets Grant
• Appeals Court Upholds Meth Dealer’s Sentence
• Highlands Course Closed Today
• Longbeards Banquet Scheduled For Friday
• Pet Food Pantry Holds Food Drive
• Centerton Rabies Clinic Saturday
• Petition Deadline Nears
• Thornhill Resigns Seat Again
• Trail Tour For Kids Set For Saturday
• Fire Victims Account Created
• RECORDS
• Redistricters fail to agree on map
• Firefighters Recognized
• Barbecue To Benefit Band
• Transit Board Approves Survey
• Who Serves Which Term A Matter Of Luck
• STATE’S REDISTRICTING: House Postpones Vote
• Impasse runs risk of idling state agency
• 8 Days: March 31 & Beyond
• Hey, Where’d The Hops Go?
• Old Friends Rediscovered
• Protesters Organize ‘Rebel With A Cause’
• Earth Day Goes Interactive
• Horoscopes: March 31 & Beyond
• Special April Fools Edicion
• Miffed Connection
• Half And Half
• Sweets Sorrow
• Wall Street Veterans and Award-Winning Authors to Speak at Business and Faith Seminar
• Doctoral Fellowships Benefit University Two Ways: Funding for Students and Recruiting of Faculty
• Supply Chain Management Specialty in Graduate School Ranked 9th in Nation by U.S. News
• Pub Loses Its Crown
• School consolidation bill fails in House
• OU Game Likely Pushed to 2013
• Modern Meritage
• Firm scholarship amounts live as 2 lotto bills out
• Google plans high-speed broadband network in Kansas
• Chamber President Calls On Lawmakers To Resign
• Hearing set for 3 convicted in deaths of West Memphis boys
• Golden Living adding 200 jobs in Fort Smith
• Committees reject 3 GOP redistricting bills
• Acxiom CEO resigns
• Arkansan pleads guilty in death of Oklahoma man
• University of Arkansas and NWACC Receive Collaborative Scholarship Support
• Uptown School Reunion Being Planned
• Police Investigate Armed Robbery Report
• City To Analyze White River Quality
• City To Pay $20,000 To Prevent Mold
• Council Won’t Face Charges
• Fundraiser Planned At University For Japan Relief
• PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT: Snow Removal Costly
• Controlled Burn Postponed
• RURAL EMERGENCY CALLS: Officials Eye Ambulance Service Costs
• RECORDS
• Charter School Session Saturday
• CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING: Clark Meets With Madison
• 89 Opt For Buyouts
• Deputies Arrest Wife On Sex Charges
• War Eagle Movie To Be Shown
• Insurers’ regulator gets ‘no’ on funds
• 189th begins training on upgraded C-130s
• Senate approves 2 bills on use of state vehicles
• State level wins in surplus split
• Mega Millions
• Offering Solutions to the Baffling Problems of History
• Milwaukee Vouchers Boost Students' Chance of Graduating, Enrolling in College, Researchers Find
• Panel advances budget, surplus bills
• Court: Eagle feathers only for American Indians
• Moody's upgrades ratings on Tyson
• Ark. Senate votes to ban lottery vending machines
• Ark. lawmaker drops competing school fund plan
• House rejects budget for Insurance Department
• Supreme Court hears Wal-Mart worker class-action suit
• Arkansas-Oklahoma Baseball Game Canceled
• Square Wi-Fi Update
• Lawmakers unveil $4.6 billion budget
• Boozman makes 1st Senate address
• Council OKs Staggered Terms For Aldermen
• Controlled Burn Planned For Lake Windsor Dam
• COUNTY ANIMALS: Shelter Cost Estimate Rises
• College Spotlights Cherokee History
• Doctor: Autism May Have Led Man To Collect Porn
• Student Pleads Not Guilty To Having Gun
• Trudo Pleads Guilty To Rape, Gets 13 Years
• Residents Quiz Mayor, City Officials On Issues
• Hearing Today On Cancer Clusters
• Man Reported Missing
• Rogers Police Arrest Pair In Connection With Burglaries
• RECORDS
• Fire Heavily Damages House
• Chamber Leader To Meet With Senator On Maps
• Man Arrested In Connection With Sex Charges
• Bill: Capitol elevators now immune to safety checks
• Bill on retirement benefits for state legislators advances
• Health bill has panel at odds
• Information Offered on Helping People with Disabilities, Aging and Diverse Populations
• Reminder: Final Exam Schedule to Be Revised to Accommodate Dalai Lama Visit
• Japan Tsunami Relief: 'Think Globally and Act Locally'
• Airborne Toxic Event Canceled
• House OK's anti-bullying policy measure
• State's AG sues company over alleged Ponzi scheme
• Senate: Let agency set scholarship amounts
• Creative Center Updates
• Bill may allow same class for multiple birth kids
• CORRECTION Petition Targets Utility
• Wal-Mart reopens 12 stores closed since quake
• Food Tour Joins Wine Festival
• Prisons, schools get top priority in state budget
• Committee OK's bill covering unemployment debt
• House panel passes insurance exchange bill
• Live Music: Monday, March 28
• Firestone to add 100 jobs at Prescott plant
• Town Hall Time
• Inmate walks away from treatment center
• Court to take up huge sex bias claim vs. Wal-Mart
• BEER SALES: Businesses Face Showdown
• Students Move Learning Outdoors
• Pond Water Powers Vehicles
• District Recognized For AP Strength
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Parking Expansion On Its Way
• RECORDS
• CIVIL COMPLAINT: Petition Targets Utility
• For Bryant’s mayor, first days bumpy
• Alligator sighted in Oklahoma
• New Eagle Scouts
• NW Arkansas achievers
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: New hotel eyes spot at airport
• Neighborhood praises muffling of I-40 wall
• Arkansas receives steel piece of 9/11
• Shortage of rooms stretches university
• Growing Poems And Dreams
• Photographs by Six University of Arkansas Students to be Published in Best of College Photography 2011
• Vandy Shuts Down Arkansas Again
• CONTRASTING VIEWS District Plan A Gerrymander
• Experts Size Up Possible Lawsuit On Redistricting
• The state/region in brief
• 36 teams roll into Little Rock for bicycle polo playoffs
• Towns Miss Area’s Population Boom
• Reserve Growth Reflects Reporting Differences
• UCA: Student aid data protected
• Governor’s appointments
• County Auction A Success
• Divorces
• In the booth, voters tend to favor taxes
• Complaint on judge’s referrals is dismissed
• Little Flock Mayor Set To Challenge Census
• NW Arkansas today
• Republicans Decry Redistricting Plan
• Democrats Divided On Redistricting
• Impact of Marshallese studied by GAO team
• Historic mansion to host weddings
• Ordinance Set for Bella Vista Council
• Ducks Unlimited Chapter Honored Nationally
• Arkansas Bats Go Cold in Loss
• 8 Days: March 26 & Further
• Anderson Returns "Home" to Arkansas
• Live Music: Saturday, March 26
• Parks At Beaver Lake Ready For Season
• Geithner Tours NanoMech in Springdale
• Chamber Leader Seeks Votes To Defeat Plan
• Rogers Man Pleads Guilty To Rape, Witness Bribery
• Election Commission Gets New Chairman
• Soccer Goal Legislation Passes
• Courthouse Parking Deck Opens Monday
• Trash Haulers Show Support For Fees
• Business Fair Brings Attention To Commerce
• Decatur Man Arrested On Sexual Indecency Charge
• Theft Ring Investigation Continues
• Arrests Made in Connection With Break-Ins
• Man Arrested in Oklahoma Following Pursuit
• Womack finds Appropriations a logical match
• 4,000 said to sign on for vote
• 2nd fire suspect confined
• Bill falls one shy to set up care plan
• Wife guilty in ’09 murder plot
• Family seeks probe of LR death
• The state/region in brief
• Spring Brings Greener Arvest
• Live Music: March 25 Edition
• Train derails in north-central Arkansas
• House OK's bill allowing Bible course in class
• House passes bill on anchoring soccer goals
• Getting Frisked
• Beebe says budget bill draft may come out Monday
• House approves amendments to diesel tax bill
• Forestry crews contain last of Thursday fires
• House panel 1 vote shy on health overhaul bill
• State agencies getting $700,000 for HUD program
• Target sues San Diego gay rights group
• Animals In Benton County Increase Workload, Expenses
• Cox, City Bring Wi-Fi To Downtown Square
• Sheriff’s Office Hosts Awards Ceremony
• Trial Nears For Solid Waste Lawsuit
• Redistricting bill meets resistance
• West Fork Clerk Resigns
• Quorum Court Weighs Security Concerns
• Groups To Help Preserve Pea Ridge Park
• Fire Department Receives Rural Grant
• Auction Set For Saturday
• Police: Group Caught Stealing Baby Formula
• Rowing Club Seeks Members
• Lake Trail Work Continues Saturday
• Cow Paddy Run Scheduled
• Healthy Cooking Class Scheduled
• Man Charged With Theft From Gym
• More freshmen return for spring, UA report shows
• Honorary degrees will go to 4 during UA ceremony
• Officials still looking for missing man
• Arson cited for large fire Sunday
• ‘Sucker’ Punched
• British Compulsion
• SOAPware Named Preferred EHR Vendor by HITArkansas Regional Extension Center
• UA To Give Four Honorary Degrees
• Diesel tax bill passes Senate
• Franklin Co. wildfires destroy three mobile homes
• Free Wi-Fi On The Square
• Senate panel, House pass conflicting lottery bills
• Ducks Unlimited Top 100
• Controlled burns across area today
• UA to formally introduce Anderson this weekend
• Spring Into Fashion
• Arkansas Senate backs grocery, business tax cuts
• Bill to regulate abortions by pill heads to House
• Got It All Figured Out
• Barenaked Laddies
• Beebe calls for more wind-power growth in Arkansas
• King's bill to allow guns in church headed to House
• 8 Days: March 24 & Further
• Live Music: March 24 & More
• Authorities: Arson cause of one wildfire
• Anxiety in Japan over radiation in tap water
• State bill targeting federal health overhaul fails
• North Arkansas College selects new president
• Senate committee again to take up diesel fuel tax
• 2 Conway teens killed in highway accident
• Arson behind Arkansas wildfire, authorities say
• Senate approves bill to end primate ownership
• Arkansas fire crews working to contain 13 fires
• Woman on the verge of homelessness wins lotto
• High School Begins Taking Shape
• County To Begin Building Work
• LINCOLN: City Mayor’s Wife Hired
• FOURTH OF JULY GATHERING: Fireworks At Park Talked
• Convenience Center To Cut Hours
• RECORDS
• Horses For Healing Set
• Laswell Appeals Convictions
• Road-Widening Woes Continue
• ‘FAYETTEVILLE FINGER’ PLAN: Panel Backs Redistricting
• Dragons To Benefit From Barbecue
• Drainage Issue Will Close Street
• Proposed bond issue for UA to be reduced $5.75 million
• Natural-gas measures put aside for studies
• 3 parents enter pleas of innocent to battery
• Tax cuts just about reach Beebe’s desk
• Searchers still looking for second missing angler
• Panel advances redistricting bill
• GOP criticizes Medicaid plan
• Hardin bonus came from his office fund
• Angler’s Has The Line On Catfish
• Finding Salvation
• Horoscopes: March 24 & Beyond
• Leadership Is the Theme as University Awards Four Honorary Degrees
• Petty Dreams
• A Trip To The Market
• Anderson to Coach Arkansas
• First Experience
• A Food-Friendly Red
• Busy-ness In Fayetteville
• Arkansas prepared to offer Anderson
• House rejects English-only driver's exams
• House panel to discuss redistricting
• Bayer CropScience to buy DeWitt's Hornbeck Seed
• Natural gas workers crowd House committee
• Lawmakers skeptical on $23.5M for extra pay period
• State panel to address health overhaul
• Central Ark. receives 3.3 magnitude earthquake
• Ex-NLR board member guilty
• Fuel-tax increase advances in Senate
• UNCERTAIN FUTURE: Gunn Considers Resignation
• School District Election Slated
• Fire Marshal Issues Warning
• Fayetteville Amends Rock Quarry Ordinance
• Bulky Waste Cleanup Set
• Police Capture Man After Chase
• Benton County Official Plans To Step Down
• City Council Approves New One-Way Streets
• Former Newspaper Owner Dies
• Running Festival On Track For April 2
• Sales Tax Revenue Up
• Thursday Burn Scheduled At Park
• RECORDS
• Woman Leaves $2.6 Million Gift To Nursery, School
• Committee Nixes Fireworks Sales
• Chamber Leaders Oppose Redistrict Plan
• LIFELINE EXTENDED: AERT Receives Boost
• Universities’ leaders backing degree goal
• Effron White Takes The Gold
• Chancellor Designates Funds to Match Staff Senate Scholarship Endowment
• Senate committee advances diesel tax proposal
• Body of missing fisherman found in Franklin Co.
• Beebe signs prison, sentencing overhaul bill
• Sprinklers save Tyson Foods plant in Iowa
• Panel advances bill to make cyberbullying illegal
• 13 wildfires contained, more counties ban burning
• Ordinance May Need Quick Fix
• Fed says payment to government sets record
• Oil tops $104 per barrel
• Power, parts shortages hamper Japan manufacturers
• US, Russia still divided on missile shield
• Hope police arrest 15-year-old in school rape
• State University Leaders Announce Higher Education Compact
• Bentonville Compost Giveaway Begins March 29
• ANIMAL CONCERNS BOARD: Panel Talks Microchips
• Glenn Duffy Registration Scheduled
• Ex-Attorney Sentenced Five Years For Stealing
• Lawmakers winnowing amendment proposals
• Brothers Arrested In Case Of Break-Ins
• High School Students To Choose Class Times
• Absentees Opt For Spring Break In Bentonville
• Soccer Bill Moves Forward
• Awnings To Be Removed
• Tax-cut bills get panel’s go-ahead
• Fire Damages Housing Unit
• Springdale Woman Dies After Car Accident
• Main Street Rogers Hires Coordinator
• REDUCING WORDAGE: Noise Ordinance Discussed
• Allen Named New Chief
• Tyson Foods Pledges Aid To Japan
• Abductor kills self on lake, police say
• RECORDS
• Job fair, resume workshop set
• Trail Work To Close Streets
• House delays vote on grocery tax cut
• Worst Thursday?
• House approves voter photo ID requirement
• Morning traffic accident results in fatality
• Missouri faces highway funding shortfall
• Oil rises on concerns about Libya and supplies
• AT&T: T-Mobile 3G phones will need to be replaced
• Senate panel backs 3 tax cut bills
• Wildfires burn 2,000+ acres in north-central Ark.
• House committee advances proposed amendments
• Former officer kidnaps ex-wife, ends his life
• Senate panel: No to drug testing for jobless aid
• Fire at Tyson Foods plant in Iowa
• Rogers Mayor Names Police Chief
• Human remains found in White County
• Passenger killed in Marion County wreck
• UA changes exam times for Dalai Lama visit
• Driver killed in train derailment identified
• Womack targets ethanol tax break
• Accidental 911 Calls Prompt Change
• Street Work Nears End
• Willow Bend Project To Begin
• Students Find Hope For School
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• SPECIALIZED PATROLS: Drunken Drivers Targeted
• City Considers Wellness Program
• RECORDS
• Sentencing bill aims to cut prison growth
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Fixed fare, fuel flexing seen unfair
• Deficit imperils sheriffs’ cash for drug-lab cleanups
• Delta taking page from Heifer
• Hotels retain notable rating
• Rogers offers teachers buyouts
• Garrison Financial Institute to Host Free How-to-Retire Workshops at Public Libraries
• Bruce Memorial At Jose’s
• States Differ On Teacher-Student Relationships
• SETTLING IN Housing Values Level Off After Four Years Of Falling Prices
• Children’s Study Gets Under Way
• College Joins County Warning System
• Fans of bus tax see new routes as right for time
• District Prepares For Common Core Changes
• UA research building more businesses, jobs
• U.S. health centers budget cut worries clinic advocates
• ‘Upsilon’ spells win for 8th grader at bee
• Trammel Pitches Highway Plan
• Man Accused of Voyeurism
• Redistricting Still On General Assembly To-Do List
• Bentonville Library To Display Bluff Dwellers Exhibit
• Officials Investigating Suspected Arson
• The state/region in brief
• Town officials take fire for dog control
• Divorces
• NW Arkansas meetings
• Key bills up in the air as session nears end
• Sides air proposals to repair Medicaid
• Live Music: March 20 & Beyond
• 8 Days: March 19 and More
• Live Music: March 19 & Further
• BROADCAST PROCEEDINGS Drug Court Proves Popular
• Crime Mapping Now Available
• Unemployment Remains Flat; Trends Offer Encouragement
• Officials Don’t Expect ‘Spring Break’ Problem
• State: Bloating killed river fish
• CARROLL COUNTY Call to rescind law for districts is pulled
• VIPs welcome new prosecutor
• Psychiatrist: Murderer competent at 2002 trial
• Lawmaker: Impact Fees Safe
• Wildlife Certification Effort Spreads
• Man Sentenced For Producing Child Porn
• RECORDS in NWA
• Board Discusses Water Service Payments
• Residents Can Comment On Flood Maps
• Schools Anticipates Attendance Drop
• Kin, comrades say farewell to 20-year-old soldier
• Power Outage Affects 1,700 Customers
• Springdale Man Dies In ATV Wreck
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• Photo Correction
• George's intent to buy Tyson's Virginia complex
• Moody's: Wal-Mart's business in Japan not critical
• A Movie Nerd’s Movie
• ‘Limitless’ Thrill
• Collins' bill on horse maintenance passes House
• House panel OKs 3 tax cuts part of $35M deal
• 8 Days: March 18 and Beyond
• Live Music: March 18 & More
• ‘Free Range’
• Man arrested for assault, pulled crowbar out of pants
• House committee advances voter photo ID bill
• FDA advisers call for menthol cigarette ban, cite health
• Feds find pattern of misconduct by New Orleans police
• Broyles Avenue Burn
• Two Guitar Men …
• Benton County Obituaries
• University Forum Addresses Undocumented Students
• State Completes Review Of College
• Changes In Store For Soccer Bill
• White Gets Life Sentence For Rape
• Chavez Seeks New Date For Deportation Hearing
• Auction Mixes Opportunity, Risk
• Early Morning Power Outage Affects 1,700
• Board Approves Graduation Requirements
• Man Survives Shot To Head
• Chamber Plans Legislative Forum Today
• Veterans Hospital Seeks Survey Participants
• Man Linked With Burglaries, Break-Ins
• Cup Leads Police To Issue Warrant
• Man Jailed, Accused Of Rape
• Grant To Pay For Water Education Center
• Theater Group Awarded Grant
• Awning Removal Meeting Set
• Two Beer Permits OK’d
• Site of slaying issue at hearing
• 2 wells to remain closed until end of April
• Bitburger’s Barley Boost
• Live Music: March 17 & Further
• Bill passes on internet publication of ordinances
• House passes bill requiring stricter school dress code
• Choppers douse crippled Japan reactor with water
• Gadhafi vows to retake rebel east; UN eyes action
• Teenager killed while crossing highway in Gosnell
• Bill to limit abortions based on fetal pain fails
• Senate approves unemployment bond proposal
• Officials: No radiation danger to US, territories
• 8 Days: March 17 and Beyond
• Beebe signs online checkbook bill into law
• Harrison police: Man stabbed self, lied of attack
• UPDATE: Oral arguments over adoption law begin
• St. Louis area to get $550K for trails
• Centerton Selects New Trash Collector
• COUNTY COMMISSION: Panel OKs Land-Use Plan
• Winslow Man Sentenced For Sex With Teen
• Rape Case Testimony Concludes
• Man Gets 20 Years For Raping Girl
• Tax-cut logjam goes on; capital-gains bill fails
• DISPOSAL CHARGES: Waste Fees Implemented
• Cook Joins Planning Commission
• Clark Tapped For Arts Center Board
• Police: Mother Tried To Suffocate Baby
• Crew Rescues Man Stuck In Chimney
• DOWNTOWN DESIGN: Traffic Talk Turnout Low
• Barbecue To Benefit Project Graduation
• Innovation Caravan Gives Hands-On Surgery Lesson
• XNA Board Looks To Stabilize Interest Rate
• RAZORBACK TRAIL: Group Walks Proposed Pathway
• RECORDS
• Panel meets, finds $70,000 spent
• Coroner charged in battery of wife
• Man arrested in Fort Smith chase
• The Finest & Funkiest!
• Relating The Naked Truth
• Horoscopes: March 17
• Walton College Responds to Market, Adding New Supply Chain Management Department
• Special Collections Department Offers Fellowship
• CORRECTION Construction Begins On Veteran’s New Home
• CORRECTION School District Approves Calendar
• Update on Jonathan Chavez
• CORRECTION Walker Dies In Blaze
• Memorial Success For Bruce
• Thai One On
• Who Do You Love?
• House approves bill to revamp prisons, sentencing
• California’s SLO County
• Bonus!
• US life expectancy surpasses 78, a new record
• Okla Senate approves anti-illegal immigration bill
• Japan crisis could slow US nuclear industry
• Panel issues mixed final verdict on bailouts
• Oil prices rise with international tensions
• Senate panel rejects capital gains proposal
• UA invites Giuliani to lecture
• Wal-mart commits $5 million to Japan relief efforts
• Fetus found on floor in UCA hall restroom
• CHANGES TO CODE: Council Talks Pedicabs
• Construction Begins On Veteran’s New Home
• Council OKs Employee Bonuses
• SAFETY ISSUE: Soccer Goal Bill Remains Unchanged
• Contractor Begins Sweetbriar Park Work
• Trammel To Speak In Centerton
• Testimony Begins In Rape Case
• Prescribed Burn Today At Hobbs
• WEEKEND BUST: Two Arrested After Drug Sting
• Thieves Snag Air-Condition Units
• Mathias Could Return To Normal Calendar
• DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENTS: Business Owners Mull Changes
• Officials Table Pinnacle’s Request
• History Takes Flight: Vintage aircraft sold to pay center’s bills
• Man Arrested On Sex Charges
• Board Sees Buyout Effects
• Simmons Foods Cuts 180 Jobs In Siloam Springs
• RECORDS
• Senators embrace funding favorites
• 'America’s Mayor,' Rudolph Giuliani, to Speak at University of Arkansas
• CORRECTION Council To Revisit Pedicabs
• Prescription won't be required for pseudoephedrine
• Bill for lawmakers to set some loan rates dropped
• GOP leader: state's grocery tax cut may be larger
• Aircraft company to move from Walnut Ridge
• Arizona man gets probation in bloodsucking case
• Group: Google apps inaccessible to blind students
• Hawaii becomes first state with $4 gas average
• Bill Clinton to visit boyhood home/museum in Hope
• Education notebook
• Police Investigate Death
• ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION: Commission Seeks Expanded Tax
• Demonstration Covers Healthy, Inexpensive Food
• Council To Revisit Pedicabs
• Man Gets 20 Years For Sexual Assault
• Man Sentenced To 15 Years For Abuse
• Centerton Mayor Sets Meeting
• Volunteers Needed For Run
• Man Gets 45 Years In Rape Of Children
• House rejects setting aside cash for pet projects
• Dorm Voyeur Sentenced To Eight Years
• School District Approves Calendar
• Struggling LR school shut down
• BUDGET CONCERNS RAISED: Soccer Goal Bill Talked
• WATER, SEWER RATE ISSUE: Suit Heads Back To Court
• Tontitown Board To File Complaint
• RECORDS
• City doubles goal for college fund
• Little Rock logs 3rd homeless death
• University of Arkansas Researchers Work with National Geographic to Create April Cover
• Arkansas Reads Book Drive Making Push to Reach Goal
• Senate approves 'online checkbook' bill
• House OKs ban on sex-offender work around children
• Quakes decline since injection well closures
• Obama prods Congress on education law renewal
• College board agrees to settle lawsuit
• 15th victim dies from injuries after NYC bus crash
• Bridlewood Puts The ‘Yay’ in Viognier
• Merlot Madness
• Stocks fall as worries mount over Japanese economy
• Space shuttle worker falls to death at launch pad
• Missouri lawmakers propose ban on Islamic law
• Branson tourism increased in 2010
• Police arrest dozens in El Dorado gaming raids
• Investigators to analyze video from inside NYC bus
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• University of Arkansas Students Hit the Road to Bring Education Message to West Memphis Kids
• First Thursday Looking To Expand
• Lake Trail Work Continues
• Police: Woman Jailed After Leaving Baby On Fayetteville Doorstep
• Hundreds Remember Walker
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• FEDERAL BELT-TIGHTNING: Meth Cleanup Funds Cut
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• College Reviews Student Survey
• COLLECTING PAYMENTS: Court, Police Take Plastic
• Road Upgrades Proposed
• Pinnacle Station Requests Permit
• Bella Vista Planners To Vote On Code Changes
• RECORDS
• GOP’s rise floats hope for docked riverboat
• Northwest Arkansas achievers
• Renovation project spruces up exhibits at Delta Rivers center
• LR patrol officers can soon add rifles to arsenal
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Branson’s airport is in a pickle
• A new dog is her top prize
• Community Design Center Plan Merits Residential Architect Design Award
• 'Small Works on Paper' Art Exhibit at Mullins Library
• Razorback Student-Athletes Help Tackle Hunger
• Pelphrey fired as head basketball coach
• Benton County Obituaries
• Legislators Rig Wide Net In Battle to Corral Synthetic Drugs
• Cities Negotiating Over Unincorporated Land
• Project Plants 6,000 Trees
• County Targets Roadside Trash
• Salem School On Verge Of Collapse
• Walton Family Foundation Funds Symphony
• 6,000 new trees planted as part of water project
• Beaver Bridge suspended in time
• Members Encouraged To Attend Candidate Forum
• University Hosts Visiting Poet
• Tables Available For Garage Sale
• Six killed, hundreds hurt in crackdown in Yemen
• Israel hunting for killers of family in West Bank
• U.S. man convicted in Cuba, gets 15 years
• Dalai Lama on way to Fayetteville in May
• Wells may be causing quakes
• The state/region in brief
• Panel OKs obesity bill
• NW Arkansas today
• Quake Shakes Friends, Families
• Bill Will Allow Handguns In Church
• Former FBI Agent To Talk Art
• Quorum Court Asks Shelter Architect To Consider Larger Building
• High School Seniors Tackle Problems
• Walmart Assesses Earthquake Damage
• Students Compete In Regional Contest
• Man Accused Of Bilking Relative Out Of $154,000
• House votes to put tax on ballot
• Judge: Scott Can’t Withdraw Sex Assault Plea
• Community Corrections Center Evacuated
• Killer mentally ill, physician testifies
• Plea of Krause leaves queries
• Mega Millions
• Hearing on gas tax draws crowd of 250
• UA quake guru unsure of plans
• The state/region in brief
• UCA drive-by killer sentenced to 40 years
• Judge allows trademark suit
• Unaware foreign IUDs illegal, doctor testifies
• Live Music: March 12 & Further
• Man receives 40 years for killing 2 UCA students
• A War Movie With Aliens
• Live Music: March 11 & Beyond
• Arkansas House votes to put diesel tax on ballot
• Ranger’s Pantry Needs Supplies
• Who’s Afraid Of Wasting $10?
• Tsunami not expected to affect Diamond Hogs
• Arkansas Civil War commission announces program
• Retail sales up 1 percent in February
• NCAA rule in place for incidental contact
• Tsunami sweeps 5 to sea, rips out California docks
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Mosque brainwashed son, dad says in D.C.
• State aims for freeze on school-test targets
• Panel advances fuel tax for funding road work
• Courthouse Trees To Be Axed
• Springdale Increases Minority Police Officers
• Quorum Court Approves Sales Tax Election
• Roundabout Moves Forward
• Half Marathon Fully Gone
• Educational Consultant Preaches Interaction, Note-Taking
• Walker’s Cause Of Death Determined
• City Denies Information Request
• Benton County Obituaries
• Tyson Wants Spotlight On Hunger
• Sexual Indecency Charge Dropped
• Students Query Mayor, Alderman on Government
• Cub Scouts Will Collect Food Saturday
• Mental-status hearing starts for killer of 1
• Constable posts on the line again
• Group: No rush to alter old law
• ‘Passports’ tout Civil War tours
• Climate Change Solutions Documentary to Screen at Global Campus
• Graduate Student Poster Competition Winners Announced
• Labor woes could fuel Democratic comeback
• Primus Tickets Going On Sale
• Arkansas Senate approves online sales tax bill
• Bill to limit retaliation fizzles out
• House panel passes part of highway plan
• The Eurekan
• Arkansas unemployment rate down to 7.8 percent
• Wal-Mart expanding same-day pickup to all stores
• Springdale man arrested on battery charges, burglary
• Bentonville father wants anchored soccer goals
• Authorities: Ark. transgender woman shot to death
• Report Indicates Pelphrey Committed Recruiting Violation
• Smithfield Foods 3Q profit rises on pork demand
• Panel considering 5 cent diesel tax increase
• Okla. Muslim officials meet with state's FBI boss
• Live Music: March 10 & Etc.
• State bill for health-law hurdle fails
• The Skillet’s Not Hot
• Police Arrest Third Man
• New System Lights Wilson Park Tennis Courts
• University Reports Enrollment Jump
• Prosecutors Drop Felony Rape Charges
• Greenland Voters OK Tax Renewal
• Bikes, Babes Rally Moves To Fairgrounds
• Bella Vista POA Under Investigation
• DIFFERENCE OF OPINION: City Eyes Used Car Locations
• DOUBLE MURDER TRIAL: Winters To Be Tried First
• College Students Form Government
• High School Homeless Vigil Starts Friday
• Fire Chief Fired
• Traffic Stop Nets Drug Arrest
• RECORDS
• Fugitive From Court Captured After Brief Chase
• It’s Not What You Wear
• 8 Days: March 10 & More
• 25 to receive aid from storm fund
• Confessed soldier-killer’s father to speak to D.C. panel
• Pillow going home after 20-mile flight
• Panel OKs horse-care bill
• The Fate Of The West
• Managed Frisk
• Aggressive Communication
• Nobley Delicious
• Memphis Pencils get a $300 boost for CD
• Pleasant Surprise
• Undergraduates Selected for Science Research Funding
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes 'Biography' of Arkansas's Old State House
• 'Art plus Craft' Enrichment Classes Offered at the Global Campus Facility in Rogers
• Suppliers' Dilemma: Top-Down Versus Bottom-Up
• Nobel Laureate Physicist John L. Hall to Speak on Lasers and Einstein's Assumptions
• Live Music: March 9 & More
• Memorials For Bruce
• Bill to allow small loans clears House committee
• Bill requiring health overhaul studies fails
• FBI investigating death of man found dressed as woman
• House passes bill allowing guns in cars at work
• House clears tax exemptions, says no revenue harm
• Bible-in-classrooms bill heads back to committee
• Matt Smith And ‘MSG’
• House passes motorcycle turn signal measure
• Pets of the Week
• UA grows, sees record spring enrollment
• Monticello man sought on murder charge
• Greenland voters approve sales tax extension
• 2 faulted for wrong death call
• School Board Discusses Setting Goals, Self-Evaluation
• Johnson Plans 50th Anniversary Festival
• Deputies Nab Men Accused Of Copper Theft
• Negligent Homicide Case Moves To Circuit Court
• PENDING APPROVAL: Mayor Details Bonuses
• Film Scheduled At Omni Center
• Committee OKs Sales Tax Vote
• Bentonville’s ‘Big Tidy Up’ Event April 1
• Strip Mall Development Plans Move Forward
• PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: County Urges Comments
• Gambling tripped up Hardin, friend says
• Beebe wins bout to redo power-plants measure
• Wilson’s Family Faces Charges
• City Sees Good Year In 2010
• Arkansas Newswire Affected by Server Problem
• Springdale Man Accused Of Rape
• Man Awaits Sentencing
• Felony Charge Dismissed
• Council Tables One-Way Proposal
• District Gives Grades For Physical Education
• Free Indie Film Screening in Mullins Library
• Spring Enrollment Shows Continued Growth at University of Arkansas
• Ruth Cohoon Papers Opened to Researchers
• Artist Selected for Monument
• Senate approves bill protecting TV, website reporters
• House passes 'online checkbook' bill
• Miss Arkansas, puppet entertains Arkansas senators
• Lawmaker delays plans on presenting state tax cut
• CORRECTION Largent Streamlines Command Structure
• State lawmakers OK bill for elective Bible course
• Energy Dept. boosts outlook for oil and gas prices
• Senate to vote on rival Democratic, GOP budgets
• Mission Control beams live music to Discovery
• Oil prices fall as OPEC considers output boost
• Underwater mortgages rise as home prices fall
• Ice in the Oklahoma Panhandle, rain elsewhere
• Events in the life of Lu Hardin, the UCA investigation and events surrounding it
• Panel OKs bill to change state’s correction system
• In U.S. court, ex-UCA chief pleads guilty
• Attorneys call for laws on cars
• Bill on retiree system rejected
• Dog’s Fate Attracts Much Attention
• Walker Dies In Blaze
• Largent Streamlines Command Structure
• Southwest joins other US airlines in raising fares
• Oil nears $107 a barrel, gasoline above $3.50
• Walker: state-line meeting with Dems ridiculous
• Skippy peanut butter recalled over salmonella concerns
• Fire At Flying Possum
• Former UCA president pleads guilty to fraud
• Woman pleads guilty to killing boyfriend
• Legislature has long list of work ahead
• Flying Possum Leather owner dies after blaze at store
• Police: Man Attacked Two Women
• New Goals Pave Way For District
• College Students Find Success In Trial Class
• STREAMSIDE PROTECTION: Group Targets Ordinance
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• NWACC PARTNERSHIP: Career Program Advances
• Lincoln School Work On Track
• LAWSUITS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Man Jailed In Connection With Sword Attack
• Law Enforcement To Target Underage Drinking, Driving
• GROWTH IN SCHOOL DISTRICT: Board Vote Needed For Election
• RECORDS
• Laptops aid tissue donation
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Valley View schools try again to raise tax
• Paid meters to multiply in LR area
• UCA fixing chief’s home
• Pot of stimulus cash for LR poor runs low
• Lawsuits focus on employee rights of exotic dancers
• 8 Days: March 7 & More
• Live Music: March 7 & Then Some
• Dalai Lama Pre-Sale Ticket Offering for Faculty, Staff Starts Tuesday
• It’s RecycleMania Time
• Frank Millett Appointed to Bruker Analytical Science Professorship
• Health Center Screening For Possible TB Exposure
• Arti Gras Approaches
• Womack Opposes Plan To Move Fayetteville From 3rd District
• Census Brings Good News, Bad News
• Living History: Civil War Re-Enactors Stage A Battle This Weekend In Northwest Arkansas
• Saturday School Leads To Slightly Lower Attendance
• Shofner’s Closes Its Doors
• Delinquent Renters Fall Afoul Of Law
• Population Shifts Challenge Some Budgets
• Ad Hoc Committee To Discuss All-Inclusive Assessment
• Association To Give Employees Partial Credit For Snow Days
• Four Ward Cleanup Events Planned
• Library Offers Smartphone App
• Bentonville grad recalls open arms
• Siloam Springs teen wins state orator title
• Most students show up Saturday for snow day
• Top-paid workers for state multiply
• Ivorian set to meet with African Union leaders this week in Ethiopia
• Killer’s mental status queried
• NW Arkansas meetings
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas today
• Live Music: March 6 & More
• 8 Days: March 6 & Beyond
• Live Music: March 5 edition
• 8 Days: March 5 edition
• Mardi Gras: Funkytown Ball!
• More Boundary Plans Suggested
• Jones Center, Trust Discussing Finances
• Exhibit Updates Crystal Bridges Work
• Mayor, teacher dies in Ft. Smith
• Ross raises red flag on redrawing of districts
• Remove 250 weapons, arrested collector told
• Arrest Leads To Stolen Coins Recovery
• Agreement Reached In Bayou Permit Matter
• Ambulance System Barters Use Of School Building
• Harps Gets Recognition For Military Support
• Woman Charged With Fleeing Store Security
• Police Arrest Men Linked To Home Invasion
• Jailed Man Sues Over Ride With Meth Lab
• Candy Sale Leads To Man’s Arrest
• Candy Sale Leads To Man’s Arrest
• Man Accused Of Trafficking Drugs
• New Greenland Principal Hired
• Mardi Gras Parade Time Changed
• RECORDS in NWA
• PUBLIC MEETINGS in NWA
• First Friday Season Begins
• TB case prompts screening of 40 at UA
• Drillers Halted Over Quake Questions
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 pct., 192K jobs added
• Wis. governor warns of layoffs, talks to Democrats
• Gadhafi troops attack rebel city, lockdown capital
• Sci Fi Meets Romance
• ‘Rango’ A Multifaceted Marvel
• Central Ark. drillers to stop injections
• Cheap Doesn’t Always Taste Cheap
• Man says ex-wife's death in Branson was not murder
• Ex-clerk charged with harboring illegal immigrants
• Union Unveils Silas Hunt Memorial Room; Plans for Monument to be Announced
• Fleeing motorcyclist killed in crash with officer
• Tax cuts delayed in GOP-led panel
• In Internet age, filers scavenge for paper forms
• Bill scraps business tax-filing rule
• Pistols-on-campus bill misfires in House panel
• FLW Anglers Safety Savvy
• GOP Lawmaker To Propose Keeping Fayetteville In 3rd District
• Hayes Drops Pursuing New Trial
• Theft Trial Scheduled For Former Pastor
• Students Use Video Chat
• FLW Pro Beehler Following Dream
• Residents Review Regional Transportation Plan
• Home Invasion Under Investigation
• Greenland Voters Asked To Renew Sales Tax
• City To Look At Employee Bonuses
• County Revisiting Bridge Work
• Girlfriend Accused In Arkansas Man’s Death
• GRIDLOCK GURU Stultz light should go, driver says
• High court: Agency can keep gas profits
• Senate budget-cuts bill includes Weather Service posts
• Cord-blood storage to start next month
• Global Campus to Offer Online LEED Courses
• House narrowly passes age limit on herbal snuff
• Wal-Mart raises dividend 21 percent, to $1.46
• Bill to allow handguns on campus voted down
• 2 quakes rattle central Ark., wells might shut down
• House panel tables tax plan on used car sales
• Grocery chain Kroger says 4Q profit, sales rose
• Drillers face earthquake hearing
• Bill aims to certify farmers markets, ward off ‘peddlers’
• YMCA branch in NLR to close
• Sharpton at UAPB touts respect
• Sacked trooper back on payroll
• Man guilty in robberies, gets 40-year prison term
• In Arkansas, state workers can’t collectively bargain
• Let liquor stores sue parents, panel says
• Man Accused Of Kidnapping Girlfriend
• MASTER PLAN COMMITTEE: Group Eyes Land-Use Plan
• Paschal Guilty Of Sex Assault
• Alderman Approve Streamside Ordinance
• School To Hold Saturday Classes
• FOUR-HOUR SESSION: City Looks For Identity
• Short Student Films Selected For Festival
• Barbecue Benefit Set For Saturday
• RECORDS
• Tour Has ‘Reel’ Appeal
• Public’s Help Sought In Murder Investigation
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Officials Debate Division
• Live Music: March 3 Edition
• 8 Days: March 3 Edition
• Graduate School Hosts Historically Black Universities, Hispanic-Serving Institutions
• Granny’s Affordable, Delicious Tastes
• 4 Girls, 1 Top
• ‘Free Range’
• Horoscopes: March 3
• Exhausted From Holding It In
• Blue Heron Flies By
• Mardi Gras, Paddy’s Day Fun
• Identification Issues
• University of Arkansas Receives STARS Silver Rating for Sustainability Achievements
• Bridge to War Eagle: Stories of a Wild Stream
• Interdisciplinary Program Awarded Three-Year, $288,000 NSF Grant for Summer Research
• Rep. Leding Introduces Resolution to Commend Carnegie Classification
• Quakes, injection wells tied; panel eyes shutdown
• Viognier
• Rabbi's name might go on highway Nazis 'adopted'
• Bill would put age restriction on herbal snuff
• Bill: Civil suits allowed in underage booze purchases
• February revenues beat forecast, last year
• High court rules with Westboro Church
• State House turns back bills allowing pay raises
• Lottery scholarships likely to shrink 10%
• CITY’S TOP COP: Mayor Names New Chief
• City Gives Away Weather Radios
• Defenders in GI case given new deadline
• Cincinnati Begins Rebuilding Fire Station
• Sales Tax Exceeds Outlook
• Man Accused Of Threatening Girlfriend With Knife
• Prom Dress Sale Friday
• Police Seek Information In Assault Of Teen
• Commission Denies Used Car Lot Request
• Tournament Means Good Business
• INTERIM POLICE LEADER: Chief Expects Few Changes
• SCHOOL YEAR LENGTH REQUIREMENTS: Spring Break Shortened
• Commissioners Table Request To Revoke Club License
• School Boundary Plan Goes Forward
• New draft offered on U.S.-debt bill
• Council Passes Streamside Protection Ordinance
• TRANSPORTATION: Committee Seeks Input On Plans
• Sexual Assault Trial Begins
• Testing Einstein’s Assumptions About Space, Time and the Speed of Light
• New Arkansas Foodways Journal Debuts
• University of Arkansas Press Publishes Winner, Finalist in Miller Williams Poetry Prize
• Arkansas House approves patriotic flag colors bill
• Simpson Named Bentonville's Police Chief
• Capitol dome undamaged after lightning strike
• Huckabee fumbles Obama's childhood upbringing
• House panel backs fluoride in water bill
• US House passes Republican bill to cut spending
• Chavez Seeking Attorney
• Springdale schools to make up days during break
• Blue Cross funds scholarship for UAMS students
• Report: Commercial real estate shows improvement
• Sam's Club to sell GNC products
• Princess Diana exhibit set to open in Kansas City
• Fewer firms reporting layoffs in Midwest survey
• Muskogee man charged in wife's 1999 death
• Lone Democrat Ross minds his balance
• ‘IN GOD WE TRUST’: Council Approves Motto
• Closet Gives Students Touch Of Class
• Pay-By-Phone Parking System Takes Effect
• Retirement-system bill held to clear up confusion
• COUNTY PAYMENTS: Clerks Shed Light On Fees
• Loch Lomond Marina To Open Daily
• Woman Hits Jackpot
• Informant helps nab drug dealer
• Storm Siren Testing Friday
• Mann gets life for bombing
• Panel Denies Rezoning
• POA, City Sponsor Trail Workshops
• Christian School Names Fair Winners
• BUSTED BOOKKEEPING: Theft Nets Six Years
• Lawmaker suffers mild heart attack
• Third Person Arrested In Officer’s Beating
• Waldon Accepts 17-Year Prison Sentence
• Police Arrest Trio After Buying Meth Ingredients
• Watkins Faces Manslaughter Charge
• Park. Phone. Pay.
• University of Arkansas Creates Exchange Program on West Coast of Africa
• Mullins Library to Close During Spring Break for Electrical Upgrade
• Researchers Convert Algae to Butanol
• New 'Thermometer' Helps Scientists Accurately Measure Rock Formation
• Largest earthquake in 35 years hits Greenbrier
• Third arrest made after assault on officers
• Bella Vista woman wins $1 million
• House approves tougher sex offender bill
• Senate panel subpoenas company over worker claims
• UPDATE: Randeep Mann sentenced to life in prison
• What’s the big deal with Pinot Noir?
• Japanese automakers top Consumer Reports rankings
• US citizen recalls 'humiliating' post-9/11 arrest
• Congress takes up major change in patent law
• Suspect in iPad data theft faces NJ bail hearing
• CORRECTION Teens ‘Twin’ With Holocaust Victims
• CORRECTION Material Teaches About Lake, Water
• UPDATE: Preliminary magnitude 4.7 earthquake in Arkansas
• ACCOUNTABILITY: Officials Seek To Limit Texting
• Egyptian Vacation More Than Bella Vista Couple Expected
• LAWSUITS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• House starting work on airport-fund cut
• Bartering for Care: ‘House calls’ a trade-off
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Rotary Maintains Push Against Polio
• Police Seek Man In Attempted Robbery
• CON ARTISTS: Scams Target Many People
• RECORDS
• Separate Accidents Tie Up Traffic
• Dermott district facing cuts to football, yearbook
• Weight limit is lowered on Black River bridge
• Woman’s ashes go unclaimed
• State livestock agency director, former state senator dies at 60
• Foreign students impact economy
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Airport adjusts monitors
• Improving the Information Systems Workplace
• Company Founded Through University of Arkansas Research to Receive DOD Grant
• Housing and Information Fair for Students at the University of Arkansas to Be Held March 9
• Fulbright Colloquium to Highlight Research and Resources at the University of Arkansas
• 2011 Johnson Fellow Regina Hopper Returns to University of Arkansas Campus
• Washington County Holds Truancy Court
• Material Teaches About Lake, Water
• Parking Deck Completion Up In The Air
• Fugitive Nabbed By Police
• Model Railroaders Keep Trains Rolling
• City To Wade Into Streamside Ordinance For Final Vote
• Fayetteville considers snuffing bar smoking
• County Officials Wants To Limit Texting
• Man Accused Of Ramming Woman’s Car
• Bella Vista Lots Offered In Judicial Sale
• Motto Vote Expected
• Officials waving off state cars
• New Mexico getting hot over chile impostors
• Ruling party target of anger in Ireland
• N. Korea stable in hard winter times, experts indicate
• Truckers take on war’s risk on way to Afghanistan
• ‘Day of Dance’ moves all ages
• Chamber Honors Teachers Of Year
• Waldron vets memorial, planned since ’05, not started
• The state/region in brief
• Fayetteville Sprints Past Springdale High
• Chairman: Settle Spat Privately, Not Through New Laws
• Walmart Expands Small-Format Stores
• Jurors Recommend Eight Years In Voyeur Case
• Police Chief Resigns At Mayor’s Request
• Sorority effort lets UA build $1.1 million gate
• In violence, arrests take a youthful turn in LR
• Thrasher Named Good Neighbor
• Beebe: Anxiety high at governors meeting
• Road Department Seeking New Vehicles
• Animal Group Estimates Shelter Operational Cost
• Har-Ber Administrator Wins National Award
• Truck crash closes I-30 10 hours
• New Restaurants Coming Downtown
• Chamber Plans To Support School Millage
• District To Interview Construction Managers
• Solid Waste District Shows Deficit
• Naturals Job Fair Today
• Higher ed gets interim director
• Jurors deliberate murderer’s fate
• 7 candidates seek vacant House seat
• Regional HIV Clinic Coming
• Wis. Assembly passes bill stripping union rights
• Rogers Police Chief Resigns
• Stars Shine But Pass Misses
• Springfield hospital disputes fire death finding
• Womack talks with his friends, critics in district
• FORT SMITH Mayor: Cutting service wrong
• Fayetteville School District Employees To Get Bonus
• Legislator Says Preschool Doesn’t Profit From Illegal Immigrants
• Quorum Court OKs HIV Clinic
• GRIDLOCK GURU 2 minutes at signal irks driver
• 1% restaurant tax set; opponent vows battle
• Adviser: Fort Smith water, sewer rates need to rise
• Jurors Hear Voyeur Case
• City Presents Long-Range Vision
• Hopper Honored As Civic Leader
• Fire Damages Home, Kills Four Dogs
• Southwest 14th Street Project Has Completion Date
• Greenway Trial Pushed Back
• Bentonville Continues To Review Calendar
• School District To Vote On Snow Days
• As state looks to alter higher ed, chief leaves
• Young Volunteers Rewarded
• Legislator: Illegals used for state job
• NWA EDUCATION BRIEFS
• University Community Celebrates Women’s History Month
• Spring Session of New College Readiness Gets Under Way in Fayetteville and Little Rock
• Discipline And Words
• Hutchinson files bill ensuring USA-made flags
• Puppets And ‘A War Story’
• Arkansas Senate OKs fluoridation for cities
• Conway high school evacuated because of grenade
• Earliest human remains in US Arctic reported
• Arkansas House approves cell phone fee
• Oscar Bingo!
• Griffin: Temporary cuts needed to prevent shutdown
• Tornado warning issued for parts of Arkansas
• Logger killed by falling tree in Columbia County
• Huckabee toys with White House run
• Oscar Night Drinking Game
• And The Winner Is …
• US: False ID ring tied to 11 states cracked
• Target's 4Q profit rises 11 pct on solid holiday
• Club Owners Voice Concerns At Forum
• Elliott faults agency, data on minority-group pacts
• House panel advances measure to repeal state mold-inspection law
• Man Gets 11 Years For Child Porn
• Online Assessment A New Option
• Police Watch College Avenue
• Historic District Seeks Committee
• Programs Will Map Shelter Locations
• City Featured In Network Program
• Small Town Getting Big Retailer
• COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: County Judge Criticized
• RECORDS
• AP Classes Meeting Planned
• Pot Dealer Pleads Guilty To Seven Felony Drug Counts; Receives 20 Years
• ATTEMPTED CAPITAL MURDER: Officer Reportedly Beaten
• LEGAL HELP: Chairman Seeks Advice
• Donors Meet Students
• Chili Supper Features Burning
• Team To Benefit From Barbecue
• More FLW Events Announced
• Woman, 64, dies after hospital fire
• Razor’s Edge Cuts It Right
• Horoscopes: Feb. 24 edition
• My Plate
• Ingrate Expectations
• What The?!!!: Feb . 24
• 8 Days: Feb. 24 edition
• Live Music: Feb. 24 edition
• Singing Jamaica’s Praises
• AMPed Up
• Can A Gabacho Be President Of Mexico?
• Applications for 2011 International Faith and Spirit at Work Awards Now Being Taken
• Longtime University Relations Staffer Named to CASE III Board
• Internet Kiosks Help Reduce Infant Mortality Rates
• State panel debates illegal immigration bill
• US lodges charges against Iranian officials
• Government drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Ark. House passes annual sales tax holiday
• Seriously Sticky
• Ariz. lawmakers may make Colt official state gun
• FDIC says banks earned $21.7B in 4Q
• Retailers: Home owners spending more on renovation
• Ford to recall F-150 pickups over faulty air bags
• Arkansas suspect in iPad data theft remains jailed in NJ
• IHOP brawl injures officer
• El Dorado Promise can’t stem exodus
• Officials Advise Against Plan
• Man Accused Of Raping, Kidnapping Ex-Girlfriend
• Teen Gets 20 Years Following Robbery
• Police Chief To Retire In March
• County Residents Reject Rough Roads
• School Board Approves Spring Break Makeup
• SHUFFLING DEPARTMENT LOCATIONS: City To Buy Three Buildings
• Four Chaplains To Be Honored Sunday
• Transportation Group Eyes Toll Roads To Raise Cash
• Robbery Suspect Found In Attic
• Goodwill Gears Up For FLW Expo
• HOLIDAY SALES TAX: Revenue Results Mixed
• Rogers Aldermen OK Street Contracts
• RECORDS
• 3 tax cuts clear state’s Senate
• Colleges oppose shift of control
• Mega Millions
• Mulberry police await ID of body
• Fort Smith ordinance advances another step
• University of Arkansas Students to Be Featured on National Television
• University of Arkansas Hosts First 'Thank a Donor Day' Event
• Law Professorship Honors Legacy of Lieutenant Governor, War Hero Nathan Gordon
• Committee approves autism insurance coverage bill
• Panel votes down tuition and immigration bill
• Suspect in Wal-Mart shoplifting says he lost bet
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates, US says
• Wal-Mart's 4Q profits up; US sales still slump
• 3 tax cuts clear Senate committee
• Ark. Senate to take up 3 tax cut bills
• A black House district pushed
• FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Board OKs Construction
• ELECTION COMMISSION: Leadership Still An Issue
• Bill Seeks To Dissolve Lottery Committee
• Students Connect Through Book
• FLW Events Get Under Way On Saturday
• FRISCO FESTIVAL: Board Eyes Admission Fee
• Snake Expert To Speak At Hobbs
• Rogers Man Found Dead
• NWACC OKs Use Of LEED Certification
• Police Investigate Early Morning Robbery
• Springdale School’s Video Named Finalist
• RECORDS
• $5 million gift boosts Central Baptist’s goal
• Higher ed chief tops Louisiana wish list
• Beebe’s use of fund called ‘measured’
• Hot Springs lakes to get early fill because of drought, Entergy says
• Research Center to Host Women in IT Conference
• 'Fabcraft' Exhibit Showcases Computational Design and Fabrication Methods
• Mulberry police investigating skeletal remains
• New GOP post for member of 'pro-white' group
• For compromise in Wis., 3 GOP senators are needed
• EU, oil companies begin Libya evacuations
• State Senate looks at tax cuts on groceries, cars
• PROPOSED ORDINANCE EXPANSION: Smokers, Workers Resist Law
• County Officials To Face Questions
• Tugboat fundraiser a failure, NLR says
• LAWSUITS
• ACCIDENT PREVENTION: Fatal Fires Rare In Region
• Project Gives High School Students Real World Experience
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Dispatchers To Receive New System
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• University of Arkansas Elevated to Highest Carnegie Classification Among U.S. Universities and Colleges
• Deputies Arrest Kansas Fugitive
• SIX-YEAR TERM: Hines Settles In As Mayor
• Man Faces Rape Charges
• Two Men Jailed After Park Fight
• RECORDS
• George Washington’s Birthday/ Daisy Gatson Bates Day closings
• $750,000 fund loss expected, PB says
• Governor’s appointments
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Man gets 10 years in abuse of child
• 1 of LR Nine medals finds home at center
• Ashlie Hilbun Joins Fundraising Team in Fulbright College
• Low And Highbrow Achieved
• Full Circle Campus Food Pantry Grand Opening Ceremony Rescheduled for Friday
• Walmart Visitor Center On Track For Opening
• Small Towns Keep Up With Growth
• THINKING AHEAD  Community College Plans Washington County Expansion
• Hispanics cited for county cuts of 3rd District
• House Cuts Trail Money, Womack Spokesman Says
• Airport Squeezed By Buildings
• City Bids Fire Station Ventilation System
• Students Debate Cyberbullying
• 40 attend public hearing on tax
• Long waits called typical for complex court rulings
• Study rejected in suit to run in peer-reviewed journal
• Trail Planning Workshops On Tap
• Bella Vista Golf Committee Reschedules Forum
• Tax Cut Could Hurt Higher Education, NWACC Trustee Says
• City Plan 2030 Talk Scheduled
• Wilson Park Access To Be Limited
• Area lotteries
• Report: Iran renews nuclear studies
• State redistricting draws lawsuit risk
• Madagascar blocks return of exiled former president
• Road budgets feel winter’s chill
• Sparkman bets cash on schools
• Laswell Sentenced To Life
• Arts Center Finalizes AMP Purchase
• Digital Billboard Concerns Some On Council
• Krause to face new indictment
• Ten Schools Get High Marks
• Beebe Signs Banning Liquor Franchises
• Legislators Discuss Capital Gains Cut
• Dispatchers Handle County Growing Pains
• Judge Approves Settlement In Carbon Monoxide Case
• Gun, No Ammo, At High School
• Storms Economic Impact In Millions
• Election Commission To Meet Next Week
• Zone Meetings Rescheduled
• Measure Would Save Rogers, Springdale Airports Money
• Man Arrested After Breaking Deputy’s Stun Gun
• Man Accused Of Hitting Stepson
• Fayetteville Schools Outline Snow Makeup Plan
• Krause to face new indictment
• Laswell Gets Life In Prison
• Liam Neeson: Badass
• Earnings Preview: Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
• Report focuses on risks of Fayetteville shale development
• Senator: Wis. Dems to stay away for days, weeks
• Bahrain forces fire on protesters; 50 injured
• Weather radar clutter is boon for biologists
• Wis. GOP sends state troopers after Democrat
• Group Advocates Smoke-Free Bars
• Cable Rates Going Up
• Jury Begins Sentencing Deliberation
• Community Program Puts Police On Walking Patrols
• Most Wanted Fugitive Arrested In Montana
• Quorum Court Says No To $1.05 Million Shelter
• Man Arrested In Connection With Rape
• Man Accused Of Rape
• Three Cited In Alcohol Compliance Check
• Court Rejects Challenge To Teacher-Student Sex Law
• Supreme Court Rejects Prairie Grove Cancer Appeal
• Legislative Forum Set For Today
• Spring Break Option Still In Air
• School Districts Work To Makeup Days
• Greenland School District Gives Raise
• Law Enforcement Agencies Arrest Five In Little Flock
• Avoca Man Jailed
• Students Can Get FAFSA Help Sunday
• Girl Scout Cookie Booth Sales Set
• Needs Assessment Public Hearing Set
• Graduate Student Has Four Plays Entered in Regional Festival
• Visitation OK'd after same-sex relationship ends
• Private colleges could have own police under bill
• 4 more people die of flu complications in Oklahoma
• After 'Jeopardy!' win, IBM program steps out
• Tesco growth to outpace rivals, Wal-Mart included
• Missouri inmate jumps from moving van, dies
• Key science in poultry case featured in journal
• 4-H Valentine Carnival Saturday
• Land-Use Proposal Eyed
• Preschool Plans Registration
• Fayetteville Mardi Gras Commemorates 20 Years
• Howerton Sentenced To 24 Years For Pornography
• Appeals Court Backs Porn Sentence
• Restaurant Week Begins Today
• Witnesses: Laswell Had Rough Childhood
• STREAMSIDE PROTECTION: Panel Modifies Proposal
• Clubhouse Renovation, Election To Be Discussed
• County Closer To Water Project
• House backs tax cuts, goes against Beebe
• Bentonville Schools Uses President’s Day As Makeup
• Prosecutors pick at prison proposal
• School Board Approves Calendar Change
• Barbecue Chicken Sales Begin Saturday
• RECORDS
• Trail Projects May Hit Skids
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Beebe To Sign Liquor Bill
• Teens Caught Drinking, Skipping School
• Experts to Debate 'Obamacare'
• Horoscopes: Feb. 17 edition
• Live Music: Feb. 17 And Beyond
• Going Whole Hog
• 8 Days: Feb. 17 And Beyond
• Hail To The Chief
• Fluid Movements
• Beyond ‘The Gate’
• Calling All Banjos
• Going Rogue
• Panel OKs bill to export Arkansas inmates out of state
• Willamette Valley
• Trial set for Sheridan man who threw fatal punch in bar
• Borders files for bankruptcy, Rogers store to close
• Fla. scraps high-speed rail plan pushed by Obama
• Half-million bassinets recalled; could collapse
• Small earthquakes continue shaking central Ark.
• US Senate backs Blunt plan for Springfield airport
• NOAA names National Severe Storms Lab director
• Lowell Aldermen Change Path Of Road
• Inmate Sues Sheriff
• Man Faces Child Porn Charges
• Fire Ignites At Lincoln Business
• Marble Homeowner Accused Of Arson
• City Receives Trails System Accolade
• Commission Green-Lights Town Center Facelift
• Local Robbery Suspect Shot By Pharmacy Owner In Illinois
• Convenience Store Gets Approved
• STREAMSIDE PROTECTION PROPOSAL: Public Hearing Packed
• Chief Opts To Resign After Getting Job Back
• Traffic Signals To Be Upgraded
• West Fork Addresses Invalid Laws
• Award Will Honor Volunteers
• Village To Sponsor Golf Expo
• Family Describes Loss
• Animal Shelter Seeks Help
• Advertising, Promotion Commission Approves Budget
• Benton County Officials Discuss Merger Of Ambulance Service Providers
• Rogers To Make Up Snow Day
• Brawl Sends Man To Hospital
• House GOP eyes $15M grant for area's bike trail
• State Senate backs creation of 'online checkbook'
• Retailers face lawsuits after Calif. ZIP code ruling
• Ark. House panel OK's bill for autism coverage
• Ark. House committee recommends certain tax cuts
• Man accused in soldier's death granted trial delay
• Tax cuts on the table for Arkansas Legislature
• ME: Man shot in Okla Walmart bathroom shot himself
• Retail sales rise 0.3 percent in January
• Trooper cleared in woman’s death
• Benefit bill taps teachers
• Arkansas delegation faults fiscal plan
• Six Fayetteville bus routes altered today
• Bella Vista Planning Commission Approves New Convenience Store
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Theft
• PLANNING COMMISSION: Group OKs Tree Removal
• Hangar lessees sue NLR over contract
• CAVE SPRINGS COUNCIL: Residents Support Ex-Official
• Fayetteville High School Scholarship Deadlines Approach
• Doctor Must Decode Notes
• Greg Lewis Joins University of Arkansas Fundraising Team
• Blackwell Chosen for 2011 Thomas Jefferson Chair at University of Virginia School of Architecture
• House delays lottery due to make accounting change
• State Senate OKs bill limiting gun restrictions
• Obama sends Congress $3.73 trillion budget
• California’s SLO County
• Police Identify Child Killed In Rogers Apartment Fire
• 2 new books on Branson's entertainment history
• 3 from state sign on to ‘birthright citizenship’ bill
• 5 possible sites for State Fair examined
• Tools Take Decatur Into Future
• Settlement Proposed In Apartment Suit
• Class Action Made Claims Possible
• Cell Phone Laws Hard To Enforce
• LAWSUITS FILED
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• New Veterans Service Officer Stays Busy
• PLANNING COMMISSION: Aquatic Center, Park Delayed
• FAA Investigating Small Plane Crash
• RECORDS
• Green Development Workshop Set
• Foreclosure Filings Still High
• University of Arkansas Students Nominated for National Television Contest
• NW Arkansas achievers
• Arkansan, 22, dies in Puerto Rico fall
• NLR event celebrates church’s first decade
• Waiver vote set for some panelists
• Near PB, people shift north, west
• Full Circle Campus Food Pantry Now Open
• Working Group: Too Many Nonviolent Felons In Prison
• Plane crashes by Jones Center; 2 hurt
• Honors Student Faces Deportation
• Survey Shows Faculty, Staff Views On Community College
• Workers add Saturday shift to collect trash
• Trickle-Down Effect
• Pigs run wild in town’s big park
• Proposal to trim cities’ tower costs
• Property Owners Sponsor ‘White Goods’ Pickup
• Smoking Ban Advocates Hold Forum
• Fine Arts Night Coming
• Kiwanis Plan Chili Supper
• COMMENTARY I Watched The News: Oh Boy
• Officials’ journeys seen paid by others
• Wary Receives Scholarship
• ’91 murder case gets 2nd look
• The state/region in brief
• NW Arkansas meetings
• NW Arkansas today
• Store owner sues ex-tenants, others
• 2 injured in plane crash near Jones Center
• Census Increases Region’s Political Clout
• Snow continues to cause problems getting around
• Cave Springs Police Chief Fired
• Retailers Count On Last Minute Valentine’s Day Shoppers
• Tax Revenue Shows Business Growth
• Street Costs Climb As Snow Falls
• Springdale Applies For Stimulus Bonds
• Firefighter Promotion Will Require College
• Shoveling Snow Contributed To Deaths, Coroner Says
• House Burns After Fire Engine Gets Stuck
• Area’s Egyptians Hail Mubarak’s Departure
• Hispanic influx remained strong over past decade
• Ambulance, Tractor-Trailer Collide
• Boys & Girls Club Hoops Called Off
• Prairie Grove Man Accused Of Biting Girlfriend
• Some Trash Pickup Set For Today
• Presentations Planned At Library
• Shale trucks escape limits
• Man’s plea innocent in theft of donations
• Drug case splits court
• Go Without It
• Wal-Mart worker fired over medical pot loses case
• 2 elderly people dead after shoveling snow
• Egyptian VP: Mubarak steps aside
• Heads counted, state is up 9.1%
• Main roads mostly clear of snow
• For first time in LR history whites are in the minority
• House panel spikes handgun measure
• Huckabee a no-show as 2012 GOP field flocks to early stop
• US CENSUS Region Records Rapid Growth
• Believe It Or Not, It’s Warming Up
• Snow Begins Melting
• Salt Mix Won’t Harm Watershed, Officials Say
• Arts Center Programming Leader Marks 20 Years
• Tow Trucks Stay Busy
• Gradual Warmup Begins Today
• Days Off Snowball Into Double Digits
• Snow Slows Cincinnati Leadership
• ‘Cartoon Classics’ Concert Postponed
• Flood Plain Meeting Rescheduled
• LR airport pact grants incentives to Vision Airlines
• Springdale Har-Ber Takes Two
• GOP vows to pursue $100 billion in spending cuts
• Suicide bomber kills Pakistan troops
• PB population dips below 50,000, lowest since the 1960s
• Record low follows crippling snow
• Technology lets professors keep classes on course
• Postal service asking residents to dig out mailboxes
• Census shows overall state population up 9.1 percent
• Tyson to pay $5.2M to settle Mexico payment claims
• Obama promotes plans for wireless expansion
• UPDATE: Mubarak transfers power to vice president
• Fewest requests for unemployment aid since 2008
• Beer Or Sticky Syrup?
• 3 killed in traffic crashes in Arkansas snowstorm
• Arkansas Business Hall of Fame to Be Held on Friday, Feb. 11
• House OKs work-pension barrier
• Custody measure clears panel
• House panel supports bill tweaking lottery law
• Flat Roofs Pose Risk
• RECORDS
• Record Snow Blankets Region
• Snow Blankets Region
• No Missed Work Days For Some
• Big Rigs Wait Out Winter Storm
• Some Businesses See Customers Despite Weather
• ‘Mamma Mia!’ Showing Rescheduled For Friday
• Weather Delays Laswell Sentencing
• Snow Hammers Area
• Experts suggest keeping watch on roofs
• Gene Bruce McElroy Jr. Plumber fixed up world around him
• Hearing is reset in GI killing
• Pair must craft funding plan in 90 days, or old church falls
• Offices, colleges focus of session
• More in state take AP tests, but scores lag U.S.
• Despite storm, some trudge on
• The Hole’s Holy Hushpuppies
• Live Music: Feb. 10 edition
• 8 Days: Feb. 10 edition
• Can’t Miss Music
• Horoscopes: Feb. 10-16
• The Zen Of Advertising
• Backstory: Feb. 10
• The Love Of A Good Woman
• What’s In Your Chardonnay?
• Full Circle Campus Food Pantry Now Open
• Tulsa breaks longtime seasonal snowfall record
• Heavy Snow Forces Northwest Arkansas Airport To Shut Down
• Researchers Uncover Multiple Ground States in Ferroelectric Material
• Arkansas World Trade Center Events Cancelled Through Friday, Feb. 11
• Man Accused In Reported Rape
• Outage Blamed On Equipment
• Man Wins Big In State Lottery
• Modern Purchasing Methods Affect Hot Check Programs
• DISCHARGE OF PHOSPHORUS: Panel Reviews Joint Agreement
• INCREASING CALL LOAD: City Adds Four Police Officers
• Homeless Center Seeks Director
• Rally Under New Leadership
• Pigs Die In Fire
• County Delays Election Request
• RECORDS
• MURDER TRIAL: Jury Finds Laswell Guilty
• Inclement Weather Closes Range
• School District Weighs Snow Days Options
• Committee Endorses Franchise Liquor Store Ban
• Ex-deputy arraigned in rape of jail trusty
• I-540 accident halts traffic flow
• Investigation: Pilot using medicines at time of crash
• Family files to have executive who vanished 3 years ago declared dead
• School officials fret when to make up lost days
• Developer of ESL Model to Address Symposium About Teaching English-Language Learners
• Professor Teaches in Unique Saudi Arabian Enrichment Program
• Supply Chain Research Center to Host Conference
• Arkansas Soil Scientist Receives Prestigious IPNI Science Award
• Fulbright Dean Candidate Visit Rescheduled
• Laswell found guilty of murder, aggravated robbery
• Lawmakers back proposal to track state spending
• Federal grant will allow fire department to rehire
• North Arkansas College names president finalists
• Power restored to 15,000 in NW Arkansas
• For bills, big OKs to limit lobbying
• Students Back At It After Break
• County, Waste District Merge Operations
• Man Arrested In Connection With Assault
• Traffic Stop Nets Marijuana
• ORT Seeks Election Approval
• Weather Cancels Opera Performance
• Volunteers To Build Bikes
• Report: Prisoner Used Shoelaces In Suicide
• Another Winter Blast Expected
• School Buses Run Limited Routes
• Snow Days Piling Up
• Sweetheart Event Set At Hobbs Sunday
• Rogers Trash Service Resumes
• Bill Aimed At Liquor Store Franchises
• Bill would raise vehicle title fees
• Nelson: Raise tax on drillers for road funds
• Robe fueled fire, official believes
• Ex-officer pleads innocent in theft, forgery
• Commission OKs plan to take over convention center
• Cowtown Delayed
• Research Yields New Way to Create Poly-Silicon as Competitor for Fossil Fuel Energy
• CORRECTION BUSINESS ON THE AGENDA
• CORRECTION T. Boone The Terrible
• Missouri prepares for first execution in 2 years
• CORRECTION Council Hears Concerns, Support For Streamside Ordinance
• CORRECTION Longtime Education Director To Retire
• Census figures ramp up redistricting talk
• Proposal would raise severance tax on natural gas
• State panel backs title fee hike for police pension
• Chesapeake Energy plans to sell $5B in assets
• Okla. panel OKs plan to strip power from ed board
• Obama says White House, CEOs must work together
• Humana posts big drop in 4Q earnings
• Fort Smith man dies in retirement apartments fire
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• Walton College Students Win Teleconference with CEO of PIMCO
• Another winter storm moves through Arkansas
• Synergy in forecast for Boozman, Pryor
• Marriage Licenses
• Chief: Cross-Training Broadens Experience
• LAWSUITS FILED
• Dalai Lama Visit Features Panel Talk
• Longtime Education Director To Retire
• Remains Of Resort In Shameful Condition
• NEW NUMBERS: County Readies For Census
• Sheriff's Report Shows Increased Patrols In Benton County
• Har-Ber Administrator Finalist For Award
• Registration Starts Today
• County Braces For Bad News From Census
• RECORDS
• Complex feasible, Hot Springs told
• TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Fliers laud canceling schedules
• National program helps state schools fill teaching ranks
• LR marks 1861 site of face off
• Home safely, Guard unit celebrates
• Car-tag policy enforced by city
• Arkansas students face new standards
• Forecast Calls For More Snow
• Zapping Spammers
• Blood donations drop with storm
• Towns Differ With Sheriff On Paying Fees
• Residents Brace For Another Winter Blast
• Owners Express Concern About Streamside Limitations
• District Considers Major Moves In Attendance Zones
• Homeowners To Review Revised Flood Plain Maps
• On new map, 3rd District to lose 100,000
• Law students aid real cases in externships
• Springdale Inmate Dies Of Apparent Suicide
• NTI Plans For High School Classes
• PUBLIC MEETINGS in NWA
• RECORDS in NWA
• Pope raps China on OK of bishops
• Roads clearing; more snow likely
• Beebe praises session’s ‘deliberate, slow’ pace
• A push to honor Reagan hits state
• NW Arkansas meetings
• The state/region in brief
• Northwest Arkansas Economy Improving
• Snow Again: Progress Lost As New System Arrives
• Study: Area homeless significantly increase
• Laswell Attorneys Begin Presenting Case
• Bright Future Predicted For Tyson Foods
• Fresh Snow Causes More Accidents
• Sun Could Help Some Today
• Snow pops in, makes a mess
• Commission Looks At Grant Options
• Convenience Center Closed Today
• Road Conditions Scramble Trash Collection Plans
• Records
• Tyson reports record earnings
• 2nd teen charged in Nov. 20 slaying in Little Rock
• Marshall flag rule attracts protests
• Snow waylays area yet again
• ASU looks into online program
• UAPB now able to offer doctorate in aquaculture
• Pledge of $1 million announced by UAFS
• Mayor vows veto of 2nd 2011 budget
• University of Arkansas Transit Schedule Feb. 5
• Snow expected to continue through afternoon
• CORRECTION New Hotel Talk Of Banquet
• Texas, Okla.-bound bus passengers stranded
• Governor sends LR state workers home at noon
• More Ark snow falling; schools close doors again
• Ex-GOP official won't quit 'pro-white' group
• Tyson Foods reports jump in 1Q earnings
• Springdale Residents Deal With Snow
• Sunshine Helps Wintry Roads; Problems Remain
• Tyson Remembered As Leader, Unique
• Medical Examiner Testifies In Murder Case
• Police Accuse Man Of Internet Stalking
• Roads May Get Slicker As Ice Melts
• Free Extra Bags On Fayetteville Trash Routes
• Swepco Awarded Attorney Fees
• New Hotel Talk Of Banquet
• College Students Learn Despite Closed School
• Veterans Hospital Plans Salute Activities
• Church Supports Judge’s Ruling
• Prairie Grove Teen Earns Pageant Honors
• County Seeking Disaster Aid
• Council Hears Concerns, Support For Streamside Ordinance
• Guilty plea earns 21-year-old life in slayings of man, toddler
• Gunfire kills 2, injures 1 in LR
• Hint of routine returns in area
• Abortions’ range stalls state bill
• Nashville Unleashed’s Jack & Diane, Baillie & The Boys, and Herrick Perform Intimate Concert Event at UARK Ballroom
• Report: Mustain won't face felony charge
• Prosecutor: No retrial in Curtis Vance rape case
• Man pleads guilty in Sweet Home burning deaths
• Ark. House approves fee for cell phone bills
• House committee tables abortion-insurance limits
• Citizenship Birthright
• Speed Hating
• 8 Days: Feb. 3 Edition
• Live Music: Feb. 3 edition
• December unemployment higher in area cities
• Miss Arkansas 'stuck in Dallas' by winter storm
• Ark. GOP official resigns over 'pro-white' tie
• Budget ax looms for state workers’ raises
• GOP readies its push to pare U.S. spending
• Conway center will shift kids, care out
• Vance denies rape; jurors call deadlock
• Births to teens dip 4% in state
• Trees Tell Tales of Mesoamerican Megadroughts
• GOP’s Casteel resigns Jackson County post
• Hero retraces day of bloody shootout in West Memphis
• Hazards of hypothermia include inability to reason
• Another Fort Smith post office to be shut down March 26
• Cold to keep region on ice several days
• Bill on hiring aliens advances in House
• School district defends suit challenging merger
• FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOLS: Maintenance Crews’ Work Continues
• Snow Stops, Doesn’t Melt
• Appeals Court Overrules Charge Build Up
• Hayes To Get Mental Competency Hearing
• Snow Keeps Blood Donors Away
• Cold Concerns Officials
• Everyday Work Day For Farmers
• Springdale District Misses Sixth School Day
• Hoegaarden’s Belgian White
• Lookin’ For Love
• Horoscopes: Feb. 3-9
• Pizza! Pizza! At Geraldi’s
• Ark. Senate votes to ban 'herbal snuff' to minors
• Ark. Senate passes cell phone restriction measure
• Ron White Shows Rescheduled
• Chamber plans Thursday dinner
• Few power outages reported in storm's wake
• 4 from Shiloh Christian sign D1
• Four Heritage players sign
• Bentonville's Danenhauer signs, snow stops DePeel
• Kissinger ready to start new legacy
• Mustain arrested on drug charges
• Allen, Dean ink with Arkansas
• Four Springdale High players sign LOIs
• VIDEO: McKinney says Hogs decision easy
• Year wait on lobbying by legislators advances
• Egypt events grip 2 at UA, UALR
• Pat Walker Health Center Open Limited Hours Feb. 3
• Mega Millions
• Inmates’ challenge to drug law dismissed
• Additives bill is rejected
• Lawyer for Game & Fish Commission lied to court, petition says
• Season’s first flu death reported
• Another fish kill claims 500 drum
• Filing: A key drug for execution is bad
• Report: 52.5% of freshmen unready for college
• Homeless try area shelters to keep warm
• Stores, truckers, farmers dealt a blow by weather
• Area spared brunt of storm
• Warming Centers, Shelters Ready If Needed
• Snow Slows Fayetteville
• NOTIFICATION PROCESS: Committee Backs Sex Offender Bill
• Mayor Cancels Town, Gown Event
• Snow, Sleet Blanket Area
• Laswell Trial Loses More Days To Snow
• Black History Month Display At Public Library
• Chancellor Says Geithner Visit Underscores University's Economic Partnerships
• CORRECTION Area Ready For Weather
• Snow chokes roads, but few wrecks reported
• State panel defeats water additive bill
• Walton Arts Center cancels performances
• Beebe declares weather emergency for Arkansas
• XNA cancels flights, snow continues
• Fayetteville trash collection halted
• Weather shutters newspaper offices
• Ark. Senate to take up 'herbal snuff' ban
• Too many maybes, Dunn trial jurors say
• Relative Alerted Authorities In Sex Case
• Area Ready For Weather