Out of state students coming to UALR; Decreases in public university net prices; Algae blooming on the Buffalo National River; Plans to demolish the North Little Rock Greyhound bus station underway

The state Department of Education's half a billion dollars in federal funds; Arkansas' largest one-day drop in COVID hospitalizations since March; Ethics Committee findings against two Senators; Two Little Rock shooting deaths being treated as a double homicide

Potential insurance savings for most state employees; Little Rock man found guilty of supplying fentanyl linked to a 2021 death; Little Rock mayor talks gun violence on national television; Arkansas student wins national essay contest

Arkansas reports 1,735 new covid cases, eight more deaths; Money for state Department of Education rescinded; Gubernatorial candidate Chris Jones unveiled plan teacher pay

Arkansas COVID hospitalizations rise by 33; State reports improved ACT results still short of pre-pandemic levels...and more Arkansas headlines

Renewable energy gaining ground across state; Two new Arkansas statues are going to Washington; Crimefighting is going "pretty well" in Little Rock's Downtown Division; Coronavirus cases were up again yesterday

Arkansas COVID hospitalizations up by 33; Helena-West Helena School District under the state's most intensive level of support; State Board of Education voted to support a school's closure; Teenage murder suspect jailed indefinitely; An 8-year-old boy has been shot to death

More than 1,800 new COVID-19 cases in Arkansas; Violent crime in Little Rock is on a gradual but consistent decline; Twenty applicants want to become the next U-A chancellor; Clinton School of Public Service has its inaugural Dean's Advisory Board;

Largest one-day jump of Arkansas COVID-19 patients since January; Arkansas state Senator issues a public letter of caution by the Arkansas Ethics Commission; Arkansas’ longest serving state treasurer and a pioneering female politician dies

Arkansas State University has a new chancellor; Changes approved by the state Board of Finance; An upward trend in Arkansas' new coronavirus cases continued; A 10-year prison sentence for Mabelvale man