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Update: Helicopter Crash Kills One

(Quitman, Ark.) KTHV -- An Arkansas Game and Fish Commission officer died Sunday morning in a helicopter crash in central Arkansas while patrolling for violators of a ban on deer hunting at night.

Update: THV Explores Poaching In Arkansas In Wake Of Officer's Death

Today's THV looks into poaching in the Natural State. An Arkansas Game and Fish Commission officer died over the weekend while patrolling for violators of a ban on deer hunting at night.

THV Extra: Arkansans and Debt

Thousands of Arkansans are having trouble making ends meet.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court says every year more than 24,000 people in the state file for bankruptcy.

$53 Million of Scholarship Money Unused

Nearly $53 million of Arkansas' scholarship money is going unused.

Heading the CALL for Foster Parents

Children of Arkansas Love for a Lifetime is working to find foster and adoptive parents for Arkansas children.

Update: Pulaski County Treasurer Surprises Businesses

Pulaski County Treasurer Debra Buckner paid surprise visits on Monday to businesses that are delinquent in paying taxes. The companies owed thousands of dollars and some of them are chronic offenders.

Mom Drops A Dime On Her Kids

The mom dropped a dime on her teen-aged kids. Now, she's being praised by police officials in Milwaukee.

Wis. Woman Pleads No Contest In Corpse Case

A member of a religious sect pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor after being accused of leaving another member's corpse in her bathroom so the group could collect her Social Security checks.

Don't Feed The Ducks, An They Mean It!

Virginia Beach wants to get serious about people who feed the ducks.

Operation Christmas Child Is Underway!

Operation Christmas Child has started to box hope to children all over the world.

Gulf War Research Panel Finds 1 In 4 Veterans Suffers From Illness Caused By Toxic Exposure

Washington, DC - (Nov. 17, 2008) - At least one in four of the 697,000 U.S. veterans of the 1991 Gulf War suffer from Gulf War illness, a condition caused by exposure to toxic chemicals, including pesticides and a drug administered to protect troops against nerve gas, and no effective treatments have yet been found, a federal panel of scientific experts and veterans concludes in a landmark report released Monday.