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Pulaski County man facing drug trafficking charges ordered to jail pending his trial - Vimarsana News

Pulaski County man facing drug trafficking charges ordered to jail pending his trial

A Pulaski County man indicted as part of a drug trafficking ring was ordered to remain in federal custody after a bond hearing Tuesday before U.S. Magistrate Judge J. Thomas Ray.

Second lawsuit filed challenging Arkansas' congressional redistricting as aimed at diluting Black votes - Vimarsana News

Second lawsuit filed challenging Arkansas' congressional redistricting as aimed at diluting Black votes

The 2021 redistricting legislation that split Pulaski County into three congressional districts on Tuesday drew another legal challenge alleging that the plan violates the U.S. Constitution and dilutes the power of Black voters.

Black pioneer Hunt remembered at UA-Fayetteville celebration - Vimarsana News

Black pioneer Hunt remembered at UA-Fayetteville celebration

FAYETTEVILLE -- Arkansas attorney Arkie Byrd idolized Thurgood Marshall, who overcame adversity, fought civil rights battles and later became the first Black person to become a U.S. Supreme Court associate justice.

Lawyer speaks at UA Silas Hunt celebration - Vimarsana News

Lawyer speaks at UA Silas Hunt celebration

Arkansas attorney Arkie Byrd idolized Thurgood Marshall, who overcame adversity, fought civil rights battles and later became the first Black person to become a U.S. Supreme Court associate justice.

2022 AMP Legal Elite - Vimarsana News

2022 AMP Legal Elite

Arkansas Money & Politics needed a good lawyer — our readers came through. They gave us a lot more than one. We present the 2022 Legal Elite as chosen by AMP readers — 50 or so go-to attorneys representing the spectrum of specialties in Arkansas.