Arkansas' count of coronavirus cases rose yesterday by 556; Josh Duggar sentenced to 12 years in prison; A race for the Arkansas Supreme Court is going to a runoff; Millions will be traveling this Memorial Day

Election Day in Arkansas; Arkansas COVID cases rise by 441; Man sentenced for murder at North Little Rock pizza restaurant; Duggar's motion for acquittal denied

Tuition hike proposed for some UA campuses; Arkansas COVID hospitalizations rise to 73; 3-4 inches of rain expected in Arkansas; Volunteer fire department treasurer sentenced for theft

Greyhound racing is winding down at West Memphis; a worldwide shortage of medical fluid has hit home in Arkansas; Arkansas hospitals are seeing more COVID patients; A new game is coming to the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery

Up to 5 percent of Arkansas' population not counted in 2020 Census; state Finance Department sees surpluses this fiscal year and next; buyer found for Heifer International campus; Arkansas reports more than 400 new covid cases.

The latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas; Arkansas falling stock prices hit a state retirement fund; Family Dollar is closing an Arkansas distribution facility with a rodent problem; lawmakers have delayed a decision on a pay raise for the director of Arkans

Walmart reports stronger sales for its fiscal first quarter; Heifer International agrees to sell its campus in the city; An Arkansas campaign finance report update

Suspected gunman arrested; UA and Coca-Cola in contract talks; Two people injured after a tree fell on a vehicle in Russellville

The University of Arkansas-Fayetteville's big gains; Little Rock's fourth Courageous Conversation; The latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas; Early voting has begun in this year's primary;

A micro-transit deal for Jacksonville is being questioned; Two more virtual charter schools have been approved; Misspelled ballots in two Arkansas counties are being fixed; The latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas: Federal prosecutors recommending two decade