This week: A disaster of a presidential debate and disaster of a Supreme Court.
Benjamin Hardy
Benjamin Hardy is managing editor at the Arkansas Times.
Supreme Court will hear case on transgender youth medical care with implications for Arkansas
The court plans to hear arguments on the Tennessee case this fall and will likely issue a decision sometime next summer.
Motive unclear in Fordyce shooting that killed 4, police say
“There appears to be no personal connection [between] the shooter and any of the victims,” Hagar said. “He simply started engaging victims indiscriminately, as targets of opportunity.”
Another victim dies in Fordyce shooting, bringing toll to 4
A fourth victim of the Friday morning mass shooting at a grocery store in Fordyce has died, state police announced Saturday night.
Get the F(OIA) Outta Here: The Week In Review for June 22, 2024
On this week’s podcast: Rhetorical funny business on tax cuts and state surplus, canvassers face harassment, and dashcam footage released in the Malinowski shooting.
Dashcam footage from ATF raid that killed LR airport director Malinowski released by prosecutor
ATF agents who searched Bryan Malinowski’s home were not wearing body cameras. But an LRPD officer was also on the scene.
Update: Train leaks acid in White County, temporarily closing 3 miles of highway
According to the Centers for Disease Control, nitric acid is extremely corrosive. Exposure to fumes can cause immediate irritation of the eyes, skin, mucous membranes and respiratory tract and can require weeks of recovery time.
The tax cuts are coming: The Week in Review for June 16, 2024
This week: A terrible shooting in a library parking lot, a new lawsuit against Arkansas LEARNS and more.
UPDATE: ATF shooting of Bryan Malinowski was justified, prosecutor says after review
The ATF agent who shot Malinowski in his West Little Rock home “had a reasonable belief that deadly force was necessary to defend himself” and another agent, the prosecutor said.
Tyson suspends John R. Tyson as finance chief over DWI arrest
Tyson got off with an apology in 2022 after police found him passed out in a stranger’s bed. This time around, he wasn’t so lucky.