Ted Suhl

Eight former residents of a youth treatment center that was run by an Arkansas man who former President Donald Trump commuted have filed a lawsuit alleging widespread abuse at the facility. read more >

What’s the matter with me? President Trump commuted the sentence of a man who used religion and bribes for personal gain, and my outrage meter barely registered. read more >

I hope I never get accustomed to public officials being on the take, but it’s especially disheartening when they use religion as part of their rationalization. And I’m detecting a pattern. read more >

A former deputy director of the Arkansas Department of Human Services and a former West Memphis City Council member were sentenced Thursday to federal prison for their roles in a bribery scheme. read more >

The owner of two Arkansas mental health companies that provide services for juveniles has pleaded not guilty to charges that he bribed a former top official of the state's Human Services Department. read more >

Ted Suhl, 50, of Warm Springs has been indicted by a federal grand for bribing a former deputy director of the Arkansas Department of Human Services. read more >

A former member of the West Memphis City Council admitted Wednesday that he was part of a scheme to bribe Steven Jones, the former legislator who was deputy director of the Arkansas Department of Human Services. read more >

Ted Suhl, owner of behavioral health companies, including one formerly called Lord's Ranch, has been identified by the Arkansas Department of Human Services as "Person C," who allegedly provided bribes to former DHS Deputy Director Steven B. Jones. read more >