SUMMARY: Alma Police have announced a “significant development” in the nearly 30-year-old case of missing 6-year-old Morgan Nick, who vanished during a Little League game in June 1995. The investigation is ongoing, with previous breakthroughs including identifying Billy Jack Linnks as a person of interest after his arrest for attempting to abduct another girl shortly after Morgan’s disappearance. Investigators found blood and hair samples linked to Linnks, but there was insufficient DNA for a conclusive match. A press conference is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:30 AM to reveal new findings in the case.

Alma police announce development in Morgan Nick kidnapping case

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SUMMARY: The Arkansas nonprofit group, Arkansans for Patient Access, fell short by over 2,000 valid signatures needed to place their amendment on the November ballot, according to the Secretary of State‘s Office. The amendment aimed to expand access to medical marijuana by allowing registered nurses and physician assistants to prescribe medical cards and sought to eliminate the application fee. While supporters expressed disappointment, the Arkansas Family Council argued against the amendment, claiming it could lead to increased marijuana access. Both groups plan to continue their efforts, with Arkansans for Patient Access planning to file a lawsuit.

Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston determined a petition to put a medical marijuana question on the ballot did not meet the signature requirements.

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SUMMARY: The LPGA’s motto, #LikeAGirl, is resonating with fans, including Melissa O’Carroll and her daughter Maeve, who view attending LPGA events as a cherished tradition. They enjoy walking the course and supporting female athletes, feeling empowered by their achievements. O’Carroll believes women’s sports are gaining strength and importance, highlighting the shift in power dynamics from men to women in athletics. A standout player this event is former Arkansas player Maria Foss, currently ranked second on the leaderboard, drawing significant attention and excitement. Fans are encouraged to come out and watch her play.

LPGA golfers inspiring the next generation

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