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Federal agents say the recent arrests of 21 illegal immigrants in Northwest Arkansas is the result of a year-long investigation.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents say they originally investigated the Mexican restaurants, where the immigrants worked, after hundreds of thousands of dollars were illegally wired to Mexico using stolen social security numbers.
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Sex Offender Pleads Guilty to Child Porn Charges
FAYETTEVILLE, AR-- Conner Eldridge, United States Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas, announced that Anthony Yager, 49, of Springdale, pleaded guilty to downloading child pornography.
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Email Scam Targeting Taxpayers
WASHINGTON, DC -- The Department of Finance and Administration is warning taxpayers about scammers out for your personal information.
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NEW INFO in Deadly Boating Accident Investigation
TULSA, AR -- The investigation continues into a boating accident that killed two University of Arkansas students this week.
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Mt. Sequoyah to Receive Renovations this Summer
FAYETTEVILLE, AR -- A favorite spot in Fayetteville will soon be getting a facelift.
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New High Tech Search and Rescue Training and Equipment in NWA
ROGERS, AR -- Cutting edge technology is making its way to Northwest Arkansas.
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