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HOT SPRINGS -- The gunman who fired into a crowd following a local graduation ceremony last year, which left one man dead and four others injured, was found guilty Friday of first-degree murder and other charges and sentenced to 105 years in prison after a five-day trial in Garland County Circuit Court.
HOT SPRINGS -- The gunman who fired into a crowd following a local graduation ceremony last year, which left one man dead and four others injured, was found guilty Friday of first-degree murder and other charges and sentenced to 105 years in prison after a five-day trial in Garland County Circuit Court.
Hot Springs authorities are launching an investigation into a shots fired incident that left one man injured near West St. Louis Street and Central Avenue.
Hot Springs police officers responded to a call on the 100 block of Oakcliff Street at approximately 4 a.m. Thursday and discovered a dead body.
The estranged husband of a local woman was arrested on a felony warrant late Monday accusing him of sending her threatening messages and photos of him posing next to firearms and dead hogs in June and July.