Arkansas man gets Tenth Drinking and Driving Conviction

William Hogue,30, is behind bars in the Pope County Detention Center for a DWI on State Highway 7 Sunday.

According to Arkansas State Police, over the weekend he was pulled over; failed the field sobriety test and blew a .28 percent, triple the legal limit.

Hogue has been convicted a total of ten times for driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI). The convictions are spread out over several Arkansas towns and Wyoming dating back to 1999. FULL STORY

Don't Get Hooked: Phishing

On the first Wednesday of each month we give the Better Business Bureau the opportunity to warn you about the scam of their choice.

This week the BBB goes phishing….hoping to help you keep from getting caught by a con-artist's email.

The mission of these reports is share information to help keep you from getting hooked.

And that certainly rings true when you're talking about phishing.

Mike Rohrer with the Arkansas BBB says there are many key phrases scammers use to get you to open an email or an attachment. FULL STORY

John McCain Endorses Tom Cotton in Arkansas 4th District Congressional Race

A Dardanelle Republican running for Arkansas' 4th District congressional seat has announced a major endorsement.

Tom Cotton posted the following announcement on his campaign website today:

Senator John McCain of Arizona, war hero and 2008 Republican presidential nominee, today announced his endorsement of Tom Cotton for the Fourth Congressional District of Arkansas.  Full Story

Ark. Supreme Court denies bid by Fort Smith killer

The Arkansas Supreme Court has denied a rehearing request by a condemned inmate who fatally stabbed his estranged wife at a Fort Smith intersection while she was seeking protection from police.

The court on Thursday issued an order without comment denying Thomas Leo Springs' request for another appeal hearing.  Full Story