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A settlement has been reached in litigation over $400,000 in back rent that Little Rock law firm Wright Lindsey Jennings refused to pay.

A settlement has been reached in litigation over $400,000 in back rent that Little Rock law firm Wright Lindsey Jennings refused to pay.

A Conway lawyer's claim that attorneys are entitled to take their guns into Arkansas courthouses has been rebuffed by a Pulaski County circuit judge who described the lawyer's reasoning as "nonsensical."

A Conway lawyer's claim that attorneys are entitled to take their guns into Arkansas courthouses has been rebuffed by a Pulaski County circuit judge who described the lawyer's reasoning as "nonsensical."

The Conway lawyer suing Little Rock for refusing to recognize his right to carry his concealed handgun at city hall has turned his sights on the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission after he was denied entry to the agency's firing-range building in Conway over the weekend.

ADVERTISEMENT Court challenge filed against governors decision to cut jobless aid by John Lynch | July 23, 2021 at 8:18 p.m. Great Seal of Arkansas in a court room in Washington County. Thursday, June 21, 2018, Gov. Asa Hutchinson overstepped his authority when he ended federally funded pandemic unemployment supplements that can pay out-of-work job seekers an extra $300 a week, according to a lawsuit filed Friday that calls on Pulaski County Circuit Judge Herb Wright to order the payments to re...

House committee defeats repeal of criminal eviction statute House committee defeats repeal of criminal eviction statute TESTIFYING: Rep. Nicole Clowney (left) and Lynn Foster. Rep. Nicole Clowney (D-Fayetteville) failed Monday in her attempt to get approval for HB 1798 to end Arkansas’s status as the only state in the country to make a crime of failure to pay rent. Advertisement Clowney emphasized that the bill wouldn’t affect the civil eviction process, which allows the removal of non-pay...

The 1958 civil rights protest by Black teens at a Wichita drug store led to the end of segregation at lunch counters all over the state and inspired a wave of sit-ins across the country.

January 12, 2021 Richard Wilkins will serve a second term as Delaware Farm Bureau president. SUBMITTED PHOTO Delegates and Delaware Farm Bureau leadership held their annual meeting Dec. 1 using a virtual format. A quorum was successfully presented and maintained during the meeting, allowing the group to vote on important decisions such as next years leadership. President Richard Wilkins, Vice President Laura Hill and Second Vice President Bill Powers were all voted in for additional t...