Hensley News

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.

The Pulaski County Special School District maintenance supervisor is out of jail accused of stealing more than $100,000 in taxpayer money to feed a drug habit.

A criminal investigation is underway into affairs of the Pulaski County Special School District.

A proposed ban on late-term abortions moved a step closer to becoming law Wednesday when a Senate panel recommended the measure.

Two dozen Arkansas women died because of domestic violence in 2006, according to FBI figures, and Arkansas ranked eighth in the nation for domestic violence against women and girls.

Saline County justices of the peace are sworn into office Thursday on New Year's Day.