Good morning, it’s Monday, February 4th. I'm Steve White and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: Help Arkansas Game and Fish Conserve over 3.25 million acres for wildlife by buying a hunting or fishing license even if you don’t hunt or fish. After some morning mist, the clouds will break this afternoon to a near-record high of 73 degrees.

Good morning, I'm Crystal Orren and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: Arkansas Game and Fish Stream Teams have planted well over one million trees across the state. Expect low clouds and fog today, then perhaps a drizzle and some sun. The high will be in the low 50s, with a low in the low 40s. Our top story is: A year after a $72.

Good morning, I'm Crystal Orren and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: Arkansas Game and Fish Stream Teams have planted well over one million trees across the state. Today is cloudy and milder, with a high of 53. Tonight may see a passing shower or two, as the temp drops to a low of 43.

Good morning, it’s Wednesday, January 30th. I'm Crystal Orren and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: Arkansas Game and Fish Stream Teams have planted well over one million trees across the state. Today is partly sunny and cold, with a high of 36 and a low of 21. Our top story is: A fight over housing standards in northwest Arkansas has entered the State Capitol.

Good morning, it’s Tuesday, January 29th. I'm Steve White and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: When you buy a fishing license you help Arkansas Game and Fish stock over 10 million fish annually. Today is mostly sunny and colder, with a high of 41 and a low of 24.

Good morning, it’s Monday, January 28th. I'm Steve White and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: When you buy a fishing license you help Arkansas Game and Fish stock over 10 million fish annually. This morning will have some sun, then increasing clouds turning into an afternoon shower.

Good morning, it’s Friday, January 25th. I'm Steve White and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: When you buy a fishing license you help Arkansas Game and Fish stock over 10 million fish annually. Today is sunny, mixed with some clouds, and a high of 41. Tonight is partly cloudy, with a low of 28.

Good morning, it’s Thursday, January 24th. I'm [NAME] and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. But first, here's the Go Natural Report of the day from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission: When you buy a fishing license you help stock over 10 million fish annually. Today is milder with plenty of sunshine and a high of 52. Tonight will turn cold, with a low of 20.

Good morning, it’s Wednesday, January 23. I’m Steve White and here are your local news headlines from The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. With a high of 41, Central Arkansas is getting a mix of rain and snow this morning, that will turn to just snow as the temperatures drop. Tonight’s low is 27. Our top story is: A company that manages government-subsidized housing in Newport rescinded its call for residents to pay their full rents during the federal government shutdown.

Good morning, it’s Tuesday, January 22. I’m [name] and here are your local news headlines from The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Today is cloudy, with rain on and off throughout the day. Temperatures are mild, with a high of 55 and a low of 33. Our top story is: 23 Arkansas lawmakers have signed a pledge to oppose and vote against any efforts to raise taxes. During the regular session, they could be forced to decide whether a vote referring a tax increase to voters breaks their promise.