Rebecca Brown

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Arkansas man sentenced to more than 50 years for murder of Pine Bluff mom

1 week ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

PINE BLUFF, Ark. — A long wait for justice has finally come to an emotional close. 25-year-old Donovan Cuthbertson has now been sentenced to over 50 years behind bars after he pleaded guilty to the murder of Racheal Crouch. The crime, which shook the Pine Bluff community in September, has haunted family and friends ever since. Cuthbertson appeared in court Friday morning, where he admitted to killing Racheal. He accepted a plea deal for a 50-year sentence on first-degree murder charges.
Arkansas education officials discuss topic of 'persistently unsafe schools'

1 week ago | localmemphis.com | Rebecca Brown

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Education released a statement where it praised Arkansas for offering families alternatives to what it called “persistently unsafe schools.” The statement referred to the federal “Unsafe School Choice Option,” a mandate that requires states to provide school transfers for students attending schools that have been deemed unsafe.
Education officials discuss safety among Arkansas schools

1 week ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Education released a statement where it praised Arkansas for offering families alternatives to what it called “persistently unsafe schools.” The statement referred to the federal “Unsafe School Choice Option,” a mandate that requires states to provide school transfers for students attending schools that have been deemed unsafe.
Arkansas residents plead for storm relief assistance following severe weather

1 week ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Following recent strong storms in the state, some Arkansans have found themselves still waiting for a response from FEMA after the White House denied Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ request for a major disaster declaration. The ongoing uncertainty, combined with widespread insurance challenges, has left many residents feeling frustrated and abandoned in the wake of the recent severe weather.
Advocates warn loss of federal funds could devastate sexual assault services in Arkansas

1 week ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Advocates who have been working to end sexual violence and human trafficking are now sounding the alarm. They are warning that critical federal funding may be in jeopardy, putting vital services, survivor support, and public safety at risk across Arkansas and beyond. Millions of dollars in grants help support crisis centers, law enforcement investigations, and survivor advocacy groups.
Debate over Franklin County prison persists as legislative session ends

1 week ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Today marks Sine Die, the official end of the 95th General Assembly. As lawmakers wrap up their work, debate surrounding a proposed prison in Franklin County continues to spark controversy, and this time, it’s not just legislators speaking out. On Monday, Franklin County residents joined Senator Bryan King for a press conference opposing the $825 million facility.
Saline County officials continue plan for independent water system

2 weeks ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

SALINE COUNTY, Ark. — As Saline County continues to grow, so does the demand for reliable, affordable, and sustainable water in the area. That's why local leaders are now in the early phases of a long-anticipated plan to build a locally controlled, independent water system — a project that's over two decades in the making.
Jacksonville community begins cleanup following severe storms

2 weeks ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

JACKSONVILLE, Ark. — Powerful winds and rain swept across Arkansas on Wednesday, leaving behind a trail of damage. While many communities have still been working to asses the full extent of the impact, for some, like Jacksonville, the cleanup process has already begun. Following the storms, there has been debris lining many city streets, and residents out and about assessing any damage that may have happened.
Casino scams targeting Arkansans spreads across social media

2 weeks ago | localmemphis.com | Rebecca Brown

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Casinos are giving a heads-up about a new scam that's targeting Arkansans and trying to take their money. “They're using our identity, our good name, our goodwill, to try to trick you into turning over your information—your credit card number,” said Carlton Saffa, chief financial officer at Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff. While it’s not often that casinos are the victims of scams, Saffa said this one is different.
Casino scams targeting Arkansans spreads across social media

2 weeks ago | thv11.com | Rebecca Brown

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Casinos are giving a heads-up about a new scam that's targeting Arkansans and trying to take their money. “They're using our identity, our good name, our goodwill, to try to trick you into turning over your information—your credit card number,” said Carlton Saffa, chief financial officer at Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff. While it’s not often that casinos are the victims of scams, Saffa said this one is different.