Alex Kienlen
Web Content Journalist at KARK-TV (Little Rock, AR)
Reporter, web content KARK/KLRT. Was a newspaper guy. Aviator, musician, minister, other stuff, into BMX. Retweets are not anything. Matt. 17:20
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kark.com | Alex Kienlen |Whitney Thomas
Video: Dozens of animals rescued from Montgomery County propertyMONTGOMERY COUNTY, Ark. – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office has arrested five people in connection with allegations of animal cruelty on a tract of land there. Sheriff Neal Thomas said his department executed a search warrant on a 40-acre tract outside of the Norman community after his office received reports of animal cruelty. Authorities seized over 100 dogs, sugar gliders, guinea pigs and cats during the search, he said.
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fox16.com | Tylisa Hampton |Alex Kienlen
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – On Wednesday, President Donald Trump pardoned former Arkansas State Senator Jeremy Hutchinson, who was serving an 8-year federal prison sentence for bribery and tax fraud. The president granted Hutchinson a full and unconditional pardon. UA Little Rock Bowen School of Law Dean Emeritus, John Dipippa explains what that specific pardon means. “It’s as though the president took a sponge and wiped the slate clean,” Dipippa said.
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kark.com | Tylisa Hampton |Alex Kienlen
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nwahomepage.com | Alex Kienlen
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A Thursday ruling by the Arkansas Supreme Court is expected to lead to a gag order being lifted in a deadly Lonoke County shooting. The case came to the court on behalf of Aaron Spencer, who is facing charges of second-degree murder in the October 2024 shooting death of 67-year-old Michael Fosler.
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yahoo.com | Alex Kienlen
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A Thursday ruling by the Arkansas Supreme Court is expected to lead to a gag order being lifted in a deadly Lonoke County shooting. The case came to the court on behalf of Aaron Spencer, who is facing charges of second-degree murder in the October 2024 shooting death of 67-year-old Michael Fosler.
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RT @RobyBrock: #arpx #arleg From today's @CapitolViewAR > @CarolineWDerby and @Elvis (Alex Kienlen) on the week at the state legislature -…
RT @RobyBrock: From today's @CapitolViewAR - #arpx #arleg @KARK4News political reporters @CarolineWDerby and @Elvis (Alex Kienlen) discuss…
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