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Upstate Sheriff Credits Flock Technology for Safe Recovery of Abducted Teen

Upstate Sheriff Credits Flock Technology for Safe Recovery of Abducted Teen

Spartanburg County Sheriff Bill Rhyne has publicly credited Flock camera technology with playing a crucial role in the safe recovery of a 12-year-old abducted girl. The girl was found safe in Arkansas, and 31-year-old Brandon Britten has been arrested and charged with kidnapping. The investigation began after the child was reported missing on Tuesday. According to Sheriff Rhyne, Flock cameras were instrumental in identifying the car the girl entered, which subsequently led investigators to trace the vehicle back to Britten. Sheriff Rhyne emphasized the importance of this technology, stating that without it, the investigation would have been at a complete standstill. He acknowledged that Flock technology has faced scrutiny but highlighted this incident as a prime example of its effectiveness in law enforcement operations.

Man Robs Centennial Bank Branch in Cabot, Arkansas, Police Search Underway

Man Robs Centennial Bank Branch in Cabot, Arkansas, Police Search Underway

Police in Cabot, Arkansas, are actively searching for a man who robbed a Centennial Bank branch located at 3111 Bill Foster Memorial Highway. The incident occurred shortly before 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday. The suspect, described as wearing a camouflage hat and shirt with black pants, approached the counter and carried out the robbery. Security footage captured an image of the suspect, which has since been shared online by authorities. No injuries were reported during the incident. Cabot police Capt. Brent Lucas confirmed the ongoing search but did not provide details on the amount of money stolen or the specific weapon used, though the police department's social media post referred to it as an armed robbery. A significant police presence was noted in the vicinity of the bank following the event. The suspect was last observed fleeing on foot, heading south from the bank towards a wooded area near Deer Acres, and is considered armed and dangerous.

State of Arkansas Seeks Corrections Lieutenant in Grady, AR, Offering Competitive Salary and Benefits

State of Arkansas Seeks Corrections Lieutenant in Grady, AR, Offering Competitive Salary and Benefits

The State of Arkansas is actively recruiting for a Corrections Lieutenant position at the Cummins Unit in Grady, AR. The anticipated starting salary for this role is $67,675.09, with a salary range extending up to $100,159. The position is designated as safety-sensitive, meaning it is subject to random drug testing, and medical marijuana usage is prohibited for personnel in this role, even for qualifying patients. The Corrections Lieutenant will be responsible for directing correctional employees, maintaining security within the institution, and developing and implementing policies to ensure order and discipline. The posting end date for applications is September 18, 2026.

Security Camera Catches Sneaky Dog Breaking All Her Friends Out Of Their Daycare

Security Camera Catches Sneaky Dog Breaking All Her Friends Out Of Their Daycare

There’s never a dull moment at Hounds Hideaway, a pet resort in Arkansas, especially when their most mischievous pup, Chloe Joy (CJ), is in the building.

Arkansas Farmer Holly Schoffner Challenges Senator Tom Cotton for U.S. Senate Seat Amidst Agricultural Economic Crisis

Arkansas Farmer Holly Schoffner Challenges Senator Tom Cotton for U.S. Senate Seat Amidst Agricultural Economic Crisis

Holly Schoffner, an Arkansas farmer, has launched a Democratic campaign for a U.S. Senate seat against incumbent Senator Tom Cotton. Schoffner's campaign is rooted in her personal experience of losing her family farm due to rising costs, debt, and shrinking profits in the agricultural sector. Her family had farmed the land for over a century, but she was forced to sell equipment and most of the property in 2025 after concluding the farm could no longer operate profitably. Schoffner, who describes herself as a center-left Democrat, is focusing her campaign primarily on economic issues affecting farmers and rural communities. She believes that the current financial difficulties faced by farmers may sway voters who have traditionally supported conservative views. Her campaign gained momentum after she shared her story on Facebook, attracting attention from other farmers facing similar struggles, and subsequently winning the Democratic primary. Despite Senator Cotton's significant financial advantage, Schoffne...

Parkway West Inbound Shut Down Due to Police Activity in Pittsburgh

Parkway West Inbound Shut Down Due to Police Activity in Pittsburgh

A section of the Parkway West in Pittsburgh, specifically the inbound lanes between Interstate 79 and Green Tree, was shut down due to police activity. PennDOT confirmed the closure of Interstate 376 West eastbound, or inbound, in both directions between the I-79 and Route 121/Greentree/Mt. Lebanon interchanges. All ramps leading to I-376 Parkway West were also closed. While both inbound and outbound lanes were initially affected, the westbound lanes have since reopened. PennDOT advised drivers to seek alternative routes due to the significant disruption. Authorities did not immediately provide specific details regarding the nature of the police activity, stating it is a developing story.

Stockton Record

One detained after report of 'shots fired at the Manteca High School Campus'

One detained after report of 'shots fired at the Manteca High School Campus'

The Manteca Police Department reported one person was detained after shots were fired at Manteca High School campus Friday. Police ask those to avoid the area.

The Corpus Christi Caller Times

Man found dead on McArdle Road; Corpus Christi police say no foul play

Man found dead on McArdle Road; Corpus Christi police say no foul play

Corpus Christi police found a deceased man on McArdle Road on the morning of Sept. 11.

The Columbus Dispatch

Man, 79, killed by SUV while crossing Morse Road in Columbus

Man, 79, killed by SUV while crossing Morse Road in Columbus

Mohammed Mofitz Uddin was crossing Morse Road near Saraga International Grocery when a Chevrolet Traverse heading west on the road hit him Sept. 9

National Park Service Rejects Plan to Rebuild Original Fort in Fort Smith, Arkansas

National Park Service Rejects Plan to Rebuild Original Fort in Fort Smith, Arkansas

The National Park Service (NPS) has rejected a proposal by Fort Smith businessman Carl Corley to rebuild the original Fort I at the Fort Smith National Historic Site. Corley offered to spend up to $3 million of his own money to reconstruct the 1817 fort on Belle Point, using historic archives for accuracy. The NPS cited several reasons for its decision, including concerns that rebuilding would disturb and damage the site's archaeological resources, diminishing its cultural value and integrity. J. Adam Beeco, Fort Smith National Historic Site superintendent, stated that historical evidence is insufficient to support a reconstruction that meets preservation standards without significant conjecture. Additionally, the project would require approvals from the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the State Historic Preservation Office, and consultation with affected Native American Tribes. Corley, however, is not deterred and has sought assistance from Arkansas's congressional delegation, including U.S. Se...

Extreme Heat Warnings Issued Across Southwest and Southern Plains

Extreme Heat Warnings Issued Across Southwest and Southern Plains

Extreme Heat Warnings have been issued across parts of the Southwest and Southern Plains, including areas from Arizona to Arkansas, due to dangerously high temperatures and heat index values. The National Weather Service (NWS) has projected temperatures ranging from 105°F to 116°F (40.6°C to 46.7°C) in regions such as Death Valley, the Colorado River Valley, and the Phoenix metropolitan area. Heat index values exceeding 110°F (43.3°C) are expected in parts of Arkansas and Oklahoma. The warnings are in effect for consecutive days, with some extending into Friday evening, particularly in the Imperial Valley. Overnight cooling is limited due to cloud cover, exacerbating the cumulative heat stress. Heat Advisories have also been issued for surrounding areas, indicating dangerous conditions that fall short of warning criteria. Source time: Wed, 09 Sep 2026 13:23:40 GMT.

Heat Advisory Issued for Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma

Heat Advisory Issued for Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma

A Heat Advisory has been issued for portions of North and Central Texas, as well as areas in south-central and southwest Arkansas, north-central and northwest Louisiana, and southeast Oklahoma. Heat index values are expected to reach up to 109°F (42.8°C) in some areas. The advisory is in effect from 10 AM to 7 PM CDT today, with another advisory for parts of Texas lasting until 8 PM CDT Wednesday. High temperatures combined with elevated humidity levels are creating dangerous conditions that could lead to heat-related illnesses, especially for those engaging in outdoor activities or without access to cooling measures (source: KLTV).