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Fort Smith Police Department investigation leads to arrest, recovery of possible theft evidence

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By Lakyra Banks Verified
| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified
A suspicious activity investigation in Fort Smith led to the arrest of a 24-year-old man and the recovery of evidence that investigators believe could be connected to multiple theft cases.According to the Fort Smith Police Department, officers responded to the 1900 block of South H Street after discovering a small fire and items believed to be associated with possible theft-related activity.Detectives and Arkansas Community Correction parole officers were notified and began a follow-up...
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Prosecutors rest case in trial of Fayetteville man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend

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By Lakyra Banks Verified
| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified
Prosecutors rested their case Thursday in the capital murder trial of Kacey Jennings, the Fayetteville man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, Allison Castro, in 2022.The move brings the case one step closer to jury deliberations and a possible verdict.
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Rising childcare costs in Arkansas leaving parents facing tough decisions

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By Lakyra Banks Verified
| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified
High childcare costs in Arkansas are forcing parents, particularly mothers, to decide between staying home to care for their children or working and spending nearly their entire paycheck on childcare, according to research presented at the Arkansas Legislature House Education Early Childhood Subcommittee meeting. The Women's Foundation of Arkansas shared findings showing that nearly seven in 10 mothers say childcare expenses are a barrier to employment.
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