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Mike McNeill's Diary for Thursday, June 15, 2023: Fotbol comes to Magnolia High | Mike McNeill's Diary - Vimarsana News

Mike McNeill's Diary for Thursday, June 15, 2023: Fotbol comes to Magnolia High | Mike McNeill's Diary

Most of the world calls it “fotbol.” Many call it “football.” Americans are among the few who call it “soccer.” And it’s scheduled to become a sport at Magnolia High

Sevier County attempted murder court hearing reset for August - Vimarsana News

Sevier County attempted murder court hearing reset for August

De QUEEN, Ark. -- A pretrial hearing for a Sevier County woman charged with shooting her mother in the head has been reset for August, according to court records.

Court sides with Arkansas death row inmate over DNA tests that may clear him of 1993 murder - Vimarsana News

Court sides with Arkansas death row inmate over DNA tests that may clear him of 1993 murder

An appellate court has ruled that Stacey Johnson, an Arkansas death row inmate who narrowly dodged execution in 2017, can sue the state in an effort to prove his innocence.

Appeals court rules Arkansas death row inmate can sue state over DNA test refusal - Vimarsana News

Appeals court rules Arkansas death row inmate can sue state over DNA test refusal

A federal appeals court has ruled that an Arkansas inmate on death row can sue the state in his effort to have new tests run on DNA evidence that could

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Court sides with Arkansas death row inmate over DNA tests that may clear him of 1993 murder – Newstalk KZRG - Vimarsana News

Court sides with Arkansas death row inmate over DNA tests that may clear him of 1993 murder – Newstalk KZRG

A federal appeals court has ruled that an Arkansas inmate on death row can sue the state in his effort to have new tests run on DNA evidence that could clear hi