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Little Rock woman sentenced to 40 years for 2018 homicide

A 43-year-old Little Rock woman who summoned police to tell them that she'd killed a man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison.

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Little Rock woman sentenced to 40 years for 2018 homicide

A 43-year-old Little Rock woman who summoned police to tell them that she d killed a man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison.

Carl smithChristie gardnerChristie diane simsMichael wrightKeith allan mathisCheryl barnardLittle rockHerb suttlarWendell griffinBaptist health medical centerBehavioral health servicesPolice departmentPulaski county circuit judge wendellPublic defender cheryl barnardBaptist health medical center little rockKeith allan

Judge declines request for stay of Arkansas voting laws ruling

Four Arkansas voting laws will not take effect for the time being, after a ruling Tuesday from Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen.

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Pulaski County judge declines request for stay of Arkansas voting laws ruling

Four Arkansas voting laws will not take effect for the time being after a ruling Tuesday from Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen.

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Pulaski County judge declines request for stay of Arkansas voting laws block

Four Arkansas voting laws will not take effect for the time being after a ruling Tuesday from Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen.

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