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Rogers man accused of shooting at, threatening to kill pregnant woman
SPRINGDALE, Ark — A Rogers 20-year-old has been arrested for attempted murder after allegedly threatening to kill and shooting at a pregnant woman. Jose De Jesus Ortiz was booked into the Washington County Detention Center on April 30 for attempted murder, terroristic threatening, and second-degree criminal mischief. A preliminary...
Flying Burrito owners give update after vehicle drives into restaurant
The owners of Flying Burrito in Fayetteville gave an update on May 1 on the state of its injured employee and damaged building after a car drove into the restaurant on April 30.
Springdale men seen beating minor in gang ritual video sentenced
WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, Ark. — Two Springdale men have pleaded guilty and been sentenced for beating a minor as part of a recruiting ritual to join a Northwest Arkansas street gang. Marco Ramirez, 21, and Sebastian Martinez, 20, were arrested in 2023 after an investigation into the operations of...
Goodbye, Alley: Fayetteville bids farewell to a cultural cornerstone
On April 5, members of the local community gathered at AM/PM Bar in south Fayetteville for an evening of live music in collaboration with Hop-Out DIY and local music artists. The Alley, the location that housed the AM/PM, has been a gathering place for members of Fayetteville’s do-it-yourself (DIY) scene since its inception in the 1970s, allowing artists, musicians and creatives of all kinds a space to create, express themselves and find a community.
PTN Extra: SEC Baseball End of Regular Season Stretch, Dugout Cheating Accusations
PTN Extra is back this week as the final stretch of the 2024 baseball regular season is heating up for Dave Van Horn and the #2 Arkansas baseball team. Join host Alyssa Orange, Mike Irwin, and Evan Kamikow as they break down the Hogs remaining schedule, the path to a championship in the east and west, and talk about Texas A&M head coach Jim Schlossnagle’s comments about one SEC school cheating with a live feed camera in the road dugout.
Lawyer for Arkansas man charged in connection to Capitol riot asks judge to suppress evidence seized in search
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — On April 27, a lawyer for Nathan Earl Hughes, a Fayetteville man accused of storming the Capitol on January 6, 2021, filed a motion to suppress evidence found in a search warrant, stating that the FBI waited too long to enact the search, and the probable cause was stale.
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