Local News
People’s Convoy passing through Arkansas en route to California
North Little Rock, Arkansas — On the way from Washington, D.C. to Sacramento, California, a convoy consisting of semis, cars, RVs, and other vehicles have passed through central Arkansas.
Dozens of members of the convoy from states across the country spend the night camped near Interstate 40 in North Little Rock. The People’s Convoy had spent almost a month in Washington, D.C. expressing opposition to the Federal Emergency Declaration for the COVID-19 pandemic. That measure was put in place by President Trump in March of 2020 and has been extended twice by President Biden.
According to a registered nurse from Pennsylvania, Barbara Crowe, the measure infringes upon basic freedoms guaranteed by the United States Constitution.
“If the government, right now, wants to barrel through our front doors with a battering ram, which they’ve done, and enter our homes, and take anything they want, they could and we have no recourse because we have no Constitutional Rights at the moment because of this emergency declaration, and that`s the stated goal of this movement: to have the Federal Emergency Declaration rescinded.”
The convoy gassed up and departed from North Little Rock on the way to Dallas, after a morning meeting. In order to express opposition to 10 state-level proposals dealing with health administration, they will proceed to Sacramento California.
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Gov. Sanders changes the official position of the Arkansas governor’s office about the ban on mask requirements
-
Arkansas2 weeks ago
Sheriffs in Arkansas stated they will not implement a new ATF regulation on handgun stabilizing braces
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Little Rock School District thinking about hiring teachers from abroad to fill available vacancies
-
Local News2 weeks ago
38 years ago, Little Rock saw the biggest temperature drop that occurred over the course of 24 hours
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Family in Pine Bluff honors the life of the murder victim and demands an end to violence
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Arkansas’s Peyton Hillis discharged from hospital
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Conway company shuts down, leaving nearly 100 workers jobless
-
Arkansas2 weeks ago
Arkansas gas prices rising as crude oil prices rise