Jessica Ranck

Feb 6, 2025 | kark.com | Jessica Ranck

ALMA, Ark. – The family of Morgan Nick is hoping a break in their case could provide hope to others seeking answers. In October 2024, the Alma Police Department named Billy Jack Lincks a primary suspect in Morgan Nick’s abduction. Scientists with Othram Lab were able to match DNA from a rootless piece of hair found in Linck’s truck to Morgan’s mother Colleen, suggesting Morgan had been in the car at some point.

Jan 30, 2025 | kark.com | Jessica Ranck

VAN BUREN COUNTY, Ark – After a year of investigations on the Van Buren County Sheriff’s Office, Working4You is finally putting eyes on a highly followed and controversial arrest in Van Buren County. In January of 2024, Ronnie Dollar was arrested outside the Sheriff’s Office for disorderly conduct. The initial report says Dollar was aggressive and chaotic, but others claimed the former Chief Deputy acted wrongly during the arrest.

Nov 19, 2024 | fox16.com | Jessica Ranck

QUITMAN, Ark. – Penalty flags are being thrown toward the Quitman School District for its alleged handling of bullying inside the football locker room. Allegations of harassment and physical assault amongst the junior high team were first reported in May of 2024. FOX 16 Investigates has been looking into this case ever since and now she’s sharing why some parents are concerned with how the situation was ultimately handled. May 2024: Reporting the incidentIt’s America’s most popular sport.

Nov 14, 2024 | kark.com | Jessica Ranck

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Finding an apartment or house to rent can be a grueling process. You spend hours scouring the internet, going through dozens of ads, scheduling tours and filling out applications. Imagine though, doing all of that to find out the place you landed on, isn’t actually for rent. It’s a popular scam that the Better Business Bureau of Arkansas said it sees time and time again. Maggie Marting has spent hours sifting through ads on Facebook Marketplace.

Nov 7, 2024 | kark.com | Jessica Ranck

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – In the last year, the state has spent nearly $35 million on school choice, giving parents the freedom to send their kids to private school or keep them home on the taxpayers’ dime. When it was first announced, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders said this portion of the Arkansas Learns Act was all about empowerment. Students were no longer bound to a failing school district just because of their zip code or what their parents made.