First Arkansas Bank & Trust says photo dealer John Rogers misrepresented the purchase price of an archive he bought in 2012, leading the bank to loan almost five times the collection's value. Rogers denies misleading the bank. read more >

An Australian media company is suing photo John Rogers, arguing that his company violated an agreement to digitize the company’s photographs and has refused to return the collection. read more >

First Arkansas Bank & Trust of Jacksonville landed a $14.5 million default judgment against sports memorabilia and photo mogul John Rogers. read more >

Two lawsuits against North Little Rock memorabilia dealer John Rogers add more than $2.6 million to claims that now top $18 million as questions about his business dealings continue to mount. read more >

North Little Rock sports memorabilia dealer John Rogers denied the allegations of breaching a contract with a photographic estate and asked for a dismissal in Pulaski County Circuit Court last week. read more >

First Arkansas Bank & Trust has sued to collect $14.2 million from North Little Rock businessman John Rogers. Meanwhile, Rogers is no longer involved in day-to-day operations of the photo archive and sports memorabilia venture and hasn't been for more than six months, according to Mac Hogan, who's now running the business. read more >

Sometimes newsworthiness isn’t cut and dried. But things that are true and honest and just — I actually get paid to think on these things and to decide whether they are newsworthy, whether or not they are pure and lovely and praiseworthy. read more >

A condo overlooking New York’s Central Park that John and Angelica Rogers have rented for several years recently went back on the market. read more >

John Rogers allegedly was tipped off that federal agents would be visiting his North Little Rock business and home before federal agents executed search warrants on Jan. 28. But Rogers' attorney says Rogers helped authorities expose another man's crime. read more >

The mansion of North Little Rock sports memorabilia dealer John Rogers is for sale with an asking price of $2.5 million, according to a Facebook post by Rogers' wife. read more >

A dispute over the $1.35 million acquisition of a treasure trove of historic Major League Baseball images recently took the field in Pulaski County Circuit Court. The heir and former keeper of the famed George Burke & George Brace Collection of photographic negatives sued North Little Rock businessman John Rogers and his Sports Card Plus Inc. read more >

We're starting to learn a little more about what might be behind the FBI's search last week of John Rogers' archive business and home in North Little Rock last week. read more >

The FBI searches the home and business of John Rogers, owner of the Rogers Photo Archive in North Little Rock. The agency wouldn't say why. read more >

The Rogers Photo Archive says it's secured two new collections: photos from the Minneapolis Star and The Newman Collection, which boasts some of highest resolution sports photography of the 1960s. read more >

CBS News' "On the Road with Steve Hartman" goes inside John Rogers' growing photo archive, coming up just one picture short in an impromptu scavenger hunt. read more >