Judge Threatens To Dismiss Lawsuit Over Arkansas Prisons Dispute
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas judge on Tuesday threatened to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the state’s attorney general against the Corrections Board that he would normally represent, the latest in a widening legal fight
Five Cases Of Lead Poisoning In Children In Missouri
(KTTS News) — There have been five cases of lead poisoning in children linked to applesauce products. The state health department is warning people to dispose of certain Wana Bana, Schnucks, and Weis-brand applesauce products. They’re part
Search Continues For Man Who Stole Pickup From Dealership
(KTTS News) — Lawrence County authorities are looking for a man who stole a truck from a dealership, almost hitting an employee in the process. The Lawrence County Sheriff says the man possibly arrived at the dealership
Missing Exeter Woman Found Dead
(KTTS News) — A missing woman from Exeter has been found dead in Barry County. The Highway Patrol says Dorothy Lewis, 67, died in a car crash on Farm Road 1010 six miles west of Exeter on
Springfield Shooting Victim Now Faces Four Charges
(KTTS News) — A man who was shot last week outside a business on East Kearney in Springfield now faces four charges. Police say Airreonte Turner, 23, from Springfield pulled a gun on a man during an
Teen Dies In ATV Crash Near Rogersville
(KTTS News) — A teenager from Rogersville has died in an ATV crash. The Highway Patrol says the 16-year-old boy died when the ATV he was riding ran off Sante Fe road two miles south of Rogersville.
Texas Man Indicted For Stealing ATM In Ozark
(KTTS News) — A man from Houston, Texas has been indicted by a federal grand jury for stealing an ATM machine from Southern Bank in Ozark. Federal prosecutors say Nigel Dwane Luchin, 26, was one of several
Arkansas Man’s Remains Found In Kentucky Lake
MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — Authorities in Kentucky have identified human remains found wrapped in heavy chains and sunk to the bottom of a lake more than two decades ago. The identity of the man had remained a
Protests About Student Discipline In Springfield Schools
(KTTS News) — A group pushing for more discipline of students in Springfield Public Schools lined up to protest before last night’s school board meeting. The group, led by the Springfield chapter of the National Education Association,
Missouri Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Against Homelessness, COVID Mandates
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down a law that threatened homeless people with jail time for sleeping on state land. Judges ruled unanimously to toss the law for violating a
