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U.S. appeals court sides with parolee - Vimarsana News

U.S. appeals court sides with parolee

When he was released on parole in 2019, convicted murderer Justin Thabit signed a waiver allowing law enforcement to conduct warrantless searches of his residence, vehicle or person.

How many calories are in your Champagne? The label may soon tell you. - Vimarsana News

How many calories are in your Champagne? The label may soon tell you.

The federal government finally responded to a 20-year effort by public interest groups to require more detailed labeling.

Judge drops contempt ruling - Vimarsana News

Judge drops contempt ruling

Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen on Friday withdrew contempt findings against the state parole board, ruling it had complied with his orders to reconfigure the parole eligibility of a 57-year-old Little Rock man who had successfully overturned a life sentence he received at age 17.

North Little Rock man charged in firebombings following Floyd protests - Vimarsana News

North Little Rock man charged in firebombings following Floyd protests

A North Little Rock man accused of firebombing police cars in 2020 during protests in Central Arkansas in the wake of the police killing of a Minneapolis man earlier that year has asked to be released from pretrial detention after the dismissal of the most serious counts against him.

Will Lobbyists Turn the Stimulus Package Into a Festival of Fiscal Greed? - Vimarsana News

Will Lobbyists Turn the Stimulus Package Into a Festival of Fiscal Greed?

As Congress and President Obama try to devise a fiscal stimulus package, and as the proposed spending for this package has risen from $300 billion to $825 billion, the taxpayers who fund the government's operations are again under assault by the usual crowdof wealthy, influential constituents seeking a piece of what many expect will be massive volumes of new federal spending.