Arkansas coronavirus hospitalizations drop for the 11th day; Law enforcement officials pledged to make this year’s Arkansas State Fair safe for attendees; State Attorney General to allocate lawsuit funds to Criminal Abduction Response Teams program; North

Governor to allow redistricting bill to become law; State Covid cases rise; Community development official to fill Little Rock board seat; Saum named Arkansas Teacher of Year

Little Rock city attorney objects to proposed Blackshire settlement; Arkansas COVID hospitalizations continue to fall; Gunfire strikes Central High; UA interim chancellor emphasizes in-state outreach

Arkansas COVID hospitalizations fall for 8th day in row; Little Rock officials set to redraw city board’s ward boundaries; Man found fit to stand trial; Bentonville Film Foundation launches production company

The latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas; Arkansas can have two more medical marijuana dispensaries; Arkansas college students are being asked about their drug and alcohol use; The Arkansas Razorbacks fell four spots

Arkansas redistricting bills move forward

A three-way split for Arkansas' most populous county; Four Arkansas school districts will try using rapid testing; Arkansas' COVID numbers are continuing to decline; Senators say workers should be able to opt out of getting vaccinated; Masks are optional

Arkansas lawmakers advance redistricting proposal; Active covid cases in Arkansas fall for 24th day in row; Governor intends to commute man's sentence; Former firefighter sentenced for battery

State records 195 new covid cases; Senate OKs vaccine-exemption process for employers; General revenue collections exceed forecast; Supreme Court denies review of UA tenure policy challenge

Covid cases in Arkansas have fallen below 10,000; It's getting harder to find school bus drivers in Arkansas; An Arkansas judge has been called out by the Wall Street Journal; A new medical marijuana cultivation facility is on the way to producing its fir