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Waffle House shooter's guns were seized but then returned

Travis Reinking exhibited multiple warning signs that he was mentally unstable: He talked openly about delusions that he was being stalked by Taylor Swift. He insisted unknown people were making barking noises outside his home.

IRS gives taxpayers extra day to file after website issues

Americans are getting an extra day to file their taxes after key elements of the IRS website crashed on deadline day.
The IRS said that individuals or businesses with a filing or payment due Tuesday now have until midnight Wednesday to complete the task.

Former first lady Barbara Bush dies at 92

HOUSTON (AP) — Barbara Bush, the snowy-haired first lady and mother of a president whose plainspoken manner and utter lack of pretense made her more popular at times than her husband, President George H.W. Bush, died Tuesday, a family spokesman said. She was 92.

Special Book Sale to benefit Relay For Life

United Way grant deadline Friday, April 13

The deadline for non-profit organizations in Hot Spring County to apply for a 2017-2018 United Way grant is Friday, April 13, 2018.
For more information or to apply visit www.heartaruw.org/apply

Miss Brickiest Pageant signups Sunday

The 2018 Miss Brickfest Pageant is scheduled for Saturday, April 21 at the Malvern High School auditorium.

Widow of Orlando nightclub gunman is acquitted in the attack

The widow of the gunman who slaughtered 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, was acquitted Friday of helping to plot the attack and lying to the FBI afterward — a rare and stinging defeat for the U.S. government in a terrorism case.

Hot Spring County Car Show coming March 31

Echoes of Al Capone heard in today's gun-control debate

CHICAGO (AP) — It was 1934. Mobsters armed with fully automatic "Tommy guns" had left a trail of bloodstained sidewalks and pockmarked walls across the country, and the new president had narrowly escaped assassination the year before. It was time for action on gun control.

Casino proposal in Arkansas rejected by attorney general

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has again rejected a proposed state constitutional amendment that would allow four casinos in Arkansas.

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