Hensley News

It took fire fighters in Saline County almost two hours to control a house fire.

Paris High School's Department of Theater Arts takes to the boards tonight with a production of the perennially funny 'You Can't Take It With You,' by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman.

A Pine Bluff man accused of robbing two Saline County businesses with a handgun and forcing seven victims to disrobe during the incidents several months ago will appear in Benton District Court on Tuesday.

Benton Police Chief Kirk Lane is being sued this week in federal District Court in Little Rock for alleged gender discrimination against three female employees that occurred while he was a captain with the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office.

The Arkansas State Fair has just grown over capacity at the Little Rock location.

Could the latest string of robberies in Saline County be a copy cat? Officials with the Saline County Sheriff's Department confirm suspects in a chain of robberies between Bryant and Hensley who asked women to strip are not related crimes.

A Pine Bluff man has been arrested in connection with two armed robberies in which victims were told to disrobe, but the arrest is not related to the two recent robberies in Bryant in which the victims were also forced to undress.

Pulaski County prosecutors said Friday that they'll seek the death penalty for the Memphis man who claims that a June 1 drive-by slaying of one soldier and the wounding of a second was justified because of American military practices in the Middle East.

Ava Elizabeth Belin John and Jackie Belin of Gatlinburg, Tenn., announce the birth of a daughter, Ava Elizabeth Belin, on June 6, 2009, at Park-West Hospital in Knoxville, Tenn.

A teenage girl told authorities her mother prostituted her to a man for money, including cash for a Dodge pickup and a house down payment, a police report says.

The man accused of killing a soldier outside a Little Rock military recruiting center earlier this month said Wednesday that he wasn't aware of similar attacks planned against the U.S. military on American soil.

Little Rock District Judge Alice Lightle issued a gag order Monday in the case of the man accused of killing one U.S. Army soldier and wounding another outside a west Little Rock recruiting office last week.

The man charged with murder and terroristic acts after Monday's shooting outside a Little Rock military recruiting center appeared in Little Rock District Court on Friday morning.

The man accused of shooting two U.S. Army privates in Little Rock, killing one, gets new legal counsel.