Arkansas

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Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders outside The Croissanterie in Little Rock after being asked to leave, with security and friends visible.
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Sanders says Little Rock restaurant asked her to leave; employee later posts response

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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she and two friends were asked to leave The Croissanterie in Little Rock after the owner told her security detail that staff felt “threatened and uncomfortable” by her presence. The restaurant did not respond publicly to The Daily Wire’s request for comment, and an employee later posted a message on Facebook criticizing the governor.

A 25-year-old man in Jonesboro, Arkansas, faces felony charges after threatening to harm a woman and her family when she asked him to leave her home. The woman had allowed him to stay overnight following an argument with his housemates. Authorities arrested him on Thursday after finding him still at the residence.

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Six employees at the Southeast Arkansas Human Development Center face manslaughter and neglect charges after the death of 21-year-old Zachary Moore. Moore died in September 2025 following a restraint incident involving prone holding and a chemical injection. His mother is seeking a $725,000 settlement from the state.

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