From January: CNN's David Mattingly interviews a death row inmate who could get a new trial.
An Arkansas court has called a short-notice hearing Friday for three men convicted of killing three West Memphis boys in 1993, with authorities tight-lipped about the nature of the proceeding in a closely watched case.
I got some raised eyebrows when I told my teenage boy and preteen girl they were headed to St. Louis with my wife and me for a six-day summer vacation.
Some things about Damien Echols remain unchanged since he was sentenced to death in 1994 at the age of 19 after being convicted of murdering three 8-year-old boys.
A federal jury on Monday convicted an Arkansas doctor in a February 2009 car bomb attack on the head of the state's medical board, according to the U.S. attorney's office.
Two suspects accused of gunning down Arkansas police officers this week may have ties to extremist anti-government groups, two civil rights organizations say.
The son of the West Memphis Police Chief is one of two officers killed during a shooting in Arkansas.
Two police officers were fatally shot and another two were wounded Thursday in two separate shootings allegedly by the same suspects in West Memphis, Arkansas, police said.
Three people died Thursday when a medical helicopter crashed in western Tennessee, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
There was a time that Pamela Hobbs believed justice had been served for her young son's murder.
Federal, state and local authorities have followed more than 100 leads in a bombing that left an Arkansas doctor critically injured, but the case is far from being solved, investigators said Friday.
An Arkansas doctor is in critical condition after a bomb exploded near his home.
Mystified why a bomber would critically injure a beloved Arkansas doctor who heads the state medical board, investigators Thursday tracked more than 50 leads and were reviewing the medical board's actions, authorities said.
A well-known West Memphis, Arkansas, physician was in critical condition Wednesday night after he was injured in a bombing that occurred as he was getting into his vehicle to leave for work, police said.
The FBI says the bombing of a doctor's car was not an accident and is a 'criminal act.'
The always-outspoken Dixie Chicks frontwoman Natalie Maines has taken up a new cause – that of three men who she says were wrongfully convicted of murder.
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