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Sanders orders freeze on hiring, job promotions - Vimarsana News

Sanders orders freeze on hiring, job promotions

As former Gov. Asa Hutchinson did after taking office, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has signed an executive order requiring governor's office approval for filling most vacant positions in executive branch agencies.

Sanders orders freeze on hiring,  job promotions - Vimarsana News

Sanders orders freeze on hiring,  job promotions

As former Gov. Asa Hutchinson did after taking office, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has signed an executive order requiring governor's office approval for filling most vacant positions in executive branch agencies.

Sanders orders freeze on hiring,  job promotions - Vimarsana News

Sanders orders freeze on hiring,  job promotions

As former Gov. Asa Hutchinson did after taking office, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has signed an executive order requiring governor's office approval for filling most vacant positions in executive branch agencies.

Jury says motel owes sex-trafficking victim - Vimarsana News

Jury says motel owes sex-trafficking victim

A Pulaski County jury on Friday ordered the owners of a west Little Rock motel to pay a woman forced into sexual slavery $477,000 in damages for providing a safe haven for her sex-trafficking tormentors, a verdict ending a four-day trial before Circuit Judge Chip Welch.

Echols files petition with Supreme Court for advanced DNA testing - Vimarsana News

Echols files petition with Supreme Court for advanced DNA testing

Damien Echols filed a petition Monday (Jan. 9) with the Arkansas Supreme Court asking it to allow for new M-Vac touch DNA testing on ligatures collected in the 1993 murders of three eight-year-old boys in West Memphis.

Source: kasu.org