SUMMARY: A former Rogers Middle School teacher, Bradley Quillen, was arrested for multiple charges, including engaging in sexually explicit conduct with children. Court documents reveal that he allegedly communicated with minors through social media, using a profile pretending to be a 15-year-old. Quillen voluntarily surrendered to Benton County authorities and was subsequently released on a $250,000 bond. The school district confirmed his employment status but did not provide further details on the incident or his teaching tenure.

A former Rogers middle school teacher and coach was arrested on charges that included engaging children in sexually explicit conduct.

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SUMMARY: April Panion, a mother from central Arkansas, prioritizes safety while walking and biking with her son. She prefers sidewalks over bike lanes due to concerns about drivers’ attention and safety. To enhance visibility, they equip his bicycle with plenty of lights. April’s safety efforts align with a new campaign by the Arkansas State Police for National Pedestrian Safety Month. This initiative, called “The Fourth Wall,” aims to raise awareness about pedestrian and cyclist safety, highlighting drivers’ distractions, such as texting and talking, which often lead to accidents involving those using the roads.

Law enforcement is looking to limit the number of accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists with the introduction of a new safety campaign.

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SUMMARY: New developments have emerged in the three-year-old case of missing 25-year-old Tanner Armstrong Markowski from LeFlore County. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation reports that the medical examiner’s office has identified his remains. This discovery follows a request from the LeFlore and Vladimir County Sheriff’s Offices for OSBI to investigate skeletal remains found in Bengal, just north of Talihina.

A medical examiner’s office identified skeletal remains found in eastern Oklahoma.

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