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Trial of former Omaha principal facing murder charge postponed - Vimarsana News

Trial of former Omaha principal facing murder charge postponed

The jury trial for a former Omaha, Ark., high school principal has been postponed from May 22 to July 10, according to the docket in his Boone County Circuit Court case.

Former school principal wants murder trial postponed - Vimarsana News

Former school principal wants murder trial postponed

A former Omaha, Ark., high school principal wants his May 22 trial to be postponed, according to a filing in Boone County Circuit Court in Harrison.

Sanders, Jones raise about $50,000 in campaign contributions - Vimarsana News

Sanders, Jones raise about $50,000 in campaign contributions

Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and unsuccessful Democratic gubernatorial candidate Chris Jones both reported raising about $50,000 in campaign contributions in the quarter that ended March 31, according to their campaign finance reports filed this week.

Arkansas Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling in concealed handgun case - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling in concealed handgun case

The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a lower circuit court ruling against lawyer Chris Corbitt, who sued the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission after state employees prevented him from using his enhanced concealed carry license to bring a firearm into a building administered by the agency.

Legislators repeal law barring a candidates, public officials from displaying campaign on vehicles while on state Capitol grounds - Vimarsana News

Legislators repeal law barring a candidates, public officials from displaying campaign on vehicles while on state Capitol grounds

With no fanfare in this year's regular session, the Legislature repealed an 8-year-old state law barring a candidate or public official from displaying one or more campaign banners, campaign signs or other campaign literature larger than 12 inches by 12 inches on a vehicle belonging to the candidate or public official while on state Capitol grounds.