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| Police want to identify two persons of interest in southeast MO, Arkansas PERRYVILLE, MO (KFVS) -. The Perryville Police Department is asking for the public's help identifying two people. Police said the two are persons of interest in Perryville, Cape Girardeau, Jackson, and in Arkansas. Contact Det. Jordan Bain at the Perryville Police Department at (573)547-4546 if you ...
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| Arkansas AG rejects wording of ballot measure on immunity Arkansas AG rejects wording of ballot measure on immunity ... LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas' attorney general has rejected the wording of a ballot measure that, if passed, would have allowed the ... San Antonio Express-News; Police: Gunman storms into S.A. AutoZone, shoots manager.
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| Gunman at North Little Rock school bus stop tries to steal shoes, threatens him, teen tells police The 17-year-old victim said he was waiting at a school bus stop in the 2400 block of East Washington Avenue when someone walked up and began trying to untie his shoes, according to a North Little Rock Police Department report. When he tried to stand up, the would-be robber pushed him back down ...
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| Michigan couple's remains linked to multi-state cold case homicide investigation Michigan State Police recently released information about a cold case homicide investigation involving a Michigan couple. According to a news release, ... Mills' and Hendricks' remains were found on June 17, 1978 but 12 miles apart in Missouri and Arkansas respectively. Neither of the two had been ...
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| Human remains found 40 years ago ID'd as Michigan couple Two sets of human remains found 12 miles apart in Missouri and Arkansas 40 years ago have been identified as a Michigan couple, according to Michigan State Police. Police believe the victims, James Hendricks of Flint and Kimberlin Mills of Millington, were murdered by the same suspect. Hendricks' ...
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| City allowing ASP troop to stay in armory while new building is - KSLA News 12 Shreveport ... The city of Newport decided to help temporarily house Arkansas State Police Troop B's headquarters while they build a new one. Mayor David Stewart said ASP plans to demolish their current building and rebuild in the same location. The city will allow ASP to stay in the National Guard Armory building ...
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