Department of Agricultures Abandoned Pesticide program has successful start
The Arkansas Department of Agricultures Abandoned Pesticide Program has had another successful start to the year.Rick Walker has this report.
Author: Deseray Mckinzy
Man involved in recent double homicide held without bond
By Ray KingA second suspect has been taken into custody as police continue their investigation into a shooting on March 7 that resulted in the death of two people and two others being injured.Quentine Lowe, 18, was identified as one of three people who... Read More.
$50,000 bond set for man accused of criminal use of prohibited weapon
By Ray King
A $50,000 bond was set Monday for a Pine Bluff man accused of criminal use of a prohibited weapon.
Michael Maxwell, 23, was taken into custody after police stopped a vehicle Maxwell was riding in Saturday for a traffic violation.
Deputy Prosecutor Joe West... Read More.
Sheriff Woods talks overcrowding at both the adult and juvenile detention centers
Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr., on Monday, talked about overcrowding at both the adult jail and juvenile detention center and then said there is a new initiative from the governor in an effort to solve the problems.Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show,... Read More.
Bonds set for two people involved in attempting to get contraband into jail
By Ray King
A report of suspicious activity around the adult detention center Friday night resulted in the arrest of two people who attempted to introduce contraband into the jail.
Catrila Sanders, 38, was identified as the driver of a vehicle seen in the area and... Read More.
$100,000 bond set for two juveniles accused of shooting involving 14-year-old victim
By Ray King
Two juvenile males allegedly involved in a shooting Monday that left a 14-year-old boy in critical condition are being charged as adults in the incident.
On Thursday, police announced the arrest of Imari Holliman, 15, and Keith Grissom, 17, who were taken to... Read More.
$100,000 bond set for man accused of possession of drugs and firearms
By Ray King
A Pine Bluff man currently on parole and with what prosecutors said was a “significant criminal history” was arrested after a vehicle he was a passenger in was stopped Thursday.
During a court hearing Friday, Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney ruled prosecutors... Read More.
Pine Bluff woman charged with terroristic threatening
By Ray King
A Pine Bluff woman will have to post a $10,000 bond to be released from the adult detention center after she was accused of threatening a man.
Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to... Read More.
$100,000 bond set for three woman accused of involvement in shooting incident
By Ray KingA reported shooting incident in the Dollarway area Wednesday night resulted in the arrest of three women accused of being involved.Dominique Burnett, 19, Kevonne Kimble, 20, and Teasusha Miller, 19, were taken into custody, according to Deputy Prosecutor Joe West said during... Read More.
Gladys Knight returns to the Opheum
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff football team will be competing in the Southern Heritage Classic and four our-time Grammy-Award Winning songstress Gladys Knight will headline the Southern Heritage Classic Concert on Thursday, September 7th, at 8 p.m. at the Orpheum Theatre in Memphis,... Read More.
Saffa talks sports betting app
Betting on sports is big business and according to Carlton Saffa, Chief Market Officer for the Saracen Casino, wagers on the Bet Saracen app are going to break every record in the books this month.
Appearing on the Oldies 1013 morning show Thursday, Saffa said... Read More.
Simmons Banks celebrates 120 years
Simmons Banks announced today that it is celebrating its 120th year of providing financial products and services to individuals and businesses in the communities it serves. To recognize this significant anniversary, Simmons Bank has introduced a 120-year medallion that will be used in conjunction with its logo."Simmons Bank... Read More.
