David Clay Fowlkes

Richard Harold Stone pleaded guilty to a charge of conducting an unlicensed money transmitting business. read more >

Authorities say Billy Joe Taylor of Lavaca used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle, purchasing luxury automobiles including a Rolls Royce. read more >

Billy Joe Taylor faces up to 20 years in federal prison for each count of money laundering and conspiracy. read more >

A 62-year-old Hot Springs Village business owner was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison and ordered to pay $3.8 million for not paying employment taxes and filing a tax return. read more >

Robert Clay Smith, 60, admitted to submitting fraudulent claims to the Labor Department and private insurers. read more >

A Fayetteville man is among four people charged in an alleged $16 million wire fraud and money laundering scheme involving fake investment offerings. read more >

He also received probation and a six-figure fine. read more >

Dr. Robin Ann Cox of Rogers pleads guilty in federal court in connection with over-prescribing opioids read more >

David Clay Fowlkes will serve as acting United States attorney for the Western District of Arkansas. read more >