Grant Lancaster is a Crime/Breaking News Reporter at various publications including the Monroe Times, El Dorado News-Times, and Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He covers a wide range of topics, focusing on security and law enforcement, legal affairs, and the intersections of arts and education, while also exploring regional interests and world news. Grant's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including RealClear Education and several regional newspapers.
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By: Grant Lancaster
The state Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training on Tuesday decertified a former Springdale police school resource officer who used his school-issued computer to view pornography and stories describing child sexual abuse.
By: Grant Lancaster
A state panel on Wednesday revoked the law enforcement certification of three former Fort Smith police officers fired for pointing loaded guns at other officers during horseplay and hazing on the night shift.
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By: Grant Lancaster
Longtime City Director Brenda "B.J." Wyrick is challenging second-term Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. in a race that's emphasized crime reduction, the use of police surveillance technology and data center development.
By: Grant Lancaster
The Little Rock Board of Directors rejected a proposed six-month moratorium on large data center projects in the city Tuesday night in a 4-4 vote identical to one taken on an 18-month moratorium in August.
By: Grant Lancaster
A Pulaski County jail deputy was suspended two days without pay after an internal investigation found she was watching a movie during a morning shift in January when an inmate on suicide watch had a fatal medical emergency.
By: Grant Lancaster
A 16-year-old from North Little Rock is being charged as an adult with murder in a December killing at a Little Rock apartment complex, authorities said.
By: Grant Lancaster
Little Rock residents Thursday had a chance to review possible designs for a proposed park over a portion of Interstate 30 and provide suggestions for what amenities the space should feature.
By: Grant Lancaster
A Little Rock city director will ask the board Tuesday to reconsider his ordinance outlining additional transparency measures for Little Rock Police Department's use of surveillance technology, a measure that failed to pass in December.
