SUMMARY: North Little Rock Police are revisiting a 20-year-old cold case involving the 2004 murder of Chester Robertson Sr. to seek public assistance in solving it. A $99,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. Chester Robertson Jr., who was 25 when his father was killed, emphasizes the ongoing grief his family faces without answers, describing his father as a loving and humorous man. Investigators, led by Officer Charles Pecket, are optimistic that new insights and advancements in DNA technology could help further the case. They urge anyone with information to come forward, stressing that no detail is too small.

After one man was killed nearly 20 years ago in North Little Rock, police officials and the family of the victim are now offering a …

Source

SUMMARY: A shocking accident occurred in Clber County when a truck plunged into Gre’s Fairy Lake Dam, landing on its roof at the base. The truck reportedly went through the fence at JFK Park overlook, located just east of the dam on Highway 25. The dam stands 243 feet tall, with the overlook being slightly higher. The Curn County Sheriff’s Office has not confirmed whether anyone was inside the truck at the time of the incident. Authorities are continuing to investigate, and more updates will be provided throughout the day.

A truck drove through a fence at the Greers Ferry Lake Dam in Arkansas and ended up falling to the bottom of the dam. It is unclear at this time if anyone was inside.

Source

SUMMARY: Election Day is just over three weeks away, and early voting begins in eight days on October 21st. Community members are preparing by educating themselves about the ballot, recognizing the importance of both presidential and local races. Many people, like Landon Munsch, emphasize the significance of understanding local issues that impact schools and taxes. Ana Hurley from Circles N-W-A highlights the group’s efforts to inform the public about candidates and their positions. A nonpartisan event to discuss local politics and ballot expectations will occur on October 23rd at the Fayetteville Public Library from 6 to 7:30 PM.

Early voting starts in Arkansas on Oct. 21 Subscribe to 40/29 on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/PTElbK Get more Northwest …

Source