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2 weeks ago |
thv11.com | Morgan Wrigley
BENTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, Ark. — A hearing has begun in the Arkansas capital murder trial for a woman accused of the 2022 death of a pregnant woman. Amber Waterman, who is already serving a life sentence for kidnapping and killing Ashley Bush of Arkansas, who was 31 weeks pregnant, is back in court on Monday, April 7. Waterman made her first court appearance in Benton County on Oct. 28 after pleading guilty to kidnapping resulting in death and causing the death.
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2 weeks ago |
5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley
BENTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, Ark. — Amber Waterman, who is already serving a life sentence for kidnapping and killing Ashley Bush, who was 31 weeks pregnant, was back in court on Monday, April 7. This time she was in Benton County, almost six months after pleading guilty in the federal case against her, where she was charged with kidnapping resulting in death and the death of an unborn child.
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1 month ago |
thv11.com | Morgan Wrigley
FORT SMITH, Ark. — By the start of March, the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) had already processed nearly half a million tax returns this year, and refunds are rolling out. Before you hit “submit” on your filing, there are a few things to keep in mind. Scott Hardin, spokesperson for the DFA, said that in addition to the nearly 500,000 returns by the beginning of March, the state had issued around 240,000 refunds.
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1 month ago |
5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley
FORT SMITH, Ark. — By the start of March, the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) had already processed nearly half a million tax returns this year, and refunds are rolling out. Before you hit “submit” on your filing, there are a few things to keep in mind. Scott Hardin, spokesperson for the DFA, said that in addition to the nearly 500,000 returns by the beginning of March, the state had issued around 240,000 refunds.
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2 months ago |
5newsonline.com | Morgan Wrigley
ARKANSAS, USA — Road crews across Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley have been working around the clock to clear the roads of sleet and snow, but officials warn conditions will remain hazardous. Washington County road crews were out in full force Wednesday, plowing and treating roads as quickly as conditions would allow. The crews are rotating in 12-hour shifts, with a new team taking over at 6 a.m., where the overnight crew left off.
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