Walking For A Purpose
Event raises awareness about sex trafficking
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Cellphones Pinpoint Emergencies
Technological advances help 911 operators find victims
Read moreWestside: 20 years later
Students from the Spring 2018 Advanced Reporting and Reporting for Electronic Media courses investigated the 20th anniversary of the Westside Middle School shootings and the ramifications of Arkansas’ soon-to-be-implemented college campus concealed-carry law. Miranda Reynolds details remembrances from the Westside School Board, a student and a former A-State faculty member. Seth Cleveland examines how Westside survivors continue to help other
Read moreThe Texts Can Wait
Resident recalls harrowing wreck
Read moreDeltaYou: EMTs Serve the Community
Arkansas’ EMTs provide rural areas emergency care
Read moreUndocumented Women Fear to Report Abuse
Help for undocumented women being abused
Read moreControversy Surrounds Death Penalty Drug
The execution of an Arkansas death row inmate remains in the midst of controversy after the court of appeals overturned a temporary restraining order stopping scheduled executions.
Read moreVigorous Training Benefits K-9s, Handlers, Community
K9 units sniff out drugs, bombs; potentially save lives.
Read morePolice Department Offers Transparency Despite Tensions
The Trumann Police Department is fighting to make sure people know they are not out to ruin lives.
Read moreDistracted Driving Affects Everyone
April’s distracted driving awareness month reminds drivers to stay safe.
Read moreSheriff: Offenders Treat Prison As ‘Revolving Door’
By Jorge Quiquivix Delta Digital News Service MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. – One of the main problems in Arkansas’ judicial system is prison overcrowding. While many work to fix the issue, an Arkansas sheriff explained who is reaping the benefits of this situation. Baxter County Sheriff John Montgomery said repeat offenders take advantage of the efforts to decrease the prison population.
Read moreOperation D.E.T.E.R. Causes Mixed Reaction
By Jorge Quiquivix Delta Digital News Service WEST MEMPHIS — Even though this city has more than 25,000 residents, a police captain said it experiences violent crimes more than any other small town. That is something police hope to change. Maisha Spears has lived in the Delta community for seven years and has seen crime get worse each year, especially when
Read moreBus Drivers Keep Students Safe
by Austin Hayslip Courtesy of A-State Department of Media JONESBORO — “It’s a challenge. It’s a big challenge driving a school bus,” school bus driver Barney Totten said. The most precious cargo you could ever transport. Fifty anxious kids sitting on the bus with their friends, waiting for their stop; the bus driver with one mission on his mind —
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