Ashley Godwin is a News Reporter at WATN-TV in Memphis, TN. She covers a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on issues such as crime, tornadoes, and social matters affecting Arkansas and North America. Ashley's work has also been featured in THV11.
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Ashley Godwin’s focus is on local events, government announcements, and community issues in Arkansas, specifically in Little Rock. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, law enforcement, and city government.
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Since the quorum court was split on passing the county judge's proposed budget, county employees will not get paid until the majority is in agreement.
By: Ashley Godwin Thv
The Jefferson County quorum court failed to pass a budget earlier this week, and until they can agree on a budget, all county employees won't get paid.
Tensions were high as the Jefferson County quorum court once again failed to pass a budget. And until they can get it passed, county employees won't be getting paid.
It's been more than a year since a child or teen was involved in gun violence.
Jefferson County employees have not received a paycheck this year. One woman we spoke with is supporting three kids in her home, plus, a daughter in college.
After several failed attempts to pass the 2025 budget, the Jefferson County judge now says he will put forth a new proposal.
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