State recovering from Wednesday's storms; Arkansas' daily covid cases fall below 100 for third time in four days; Judge rules against railroad engineer who wanted his dog at work; Little Rock mayor, police chief say their approach to stopping violence is working; Theft of fiber-optic cable knocks out Pine Bluff services

Spanish manufacturer set to build $29M plant in Little Rock; Arkansas reports no new COVID deaths; Judge declines request for stay of voting laws ruling; Barnett seeks access to discovery material in Capitol case

Arkansas reports 21 new COVID cases; Interviews begin for Little Rock superintendent's job; Congressional candidate injured in plane crash; Woman fatally struck after falling out of vehicle

Machine guns on the rise in Arkansas; Only thirty-eight COVID-19 cases; Spotlighting nurses and nursing students during the pandemic; Breaking down this year's political primary races

The latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas; The first Arkansan to plead guilty in last year's Capitol riot; A federal agency watchdog has closed its investigation into a Little Rock case; Federal judge delays Josh Duggar's sentencing until the end of May

Suspect arrested in connection with mass shooting at Dumas; Two years since Arkansas' first reported COVID death; 2020 protester's conviction vacated; a Little Rock native and former NFL player planning a rally to address violence; A Pine Bluff man who killed himself blamed in two other shootings in Illinois

2nd lawsuit filed over Arkansas congressional redistricting; COVID hospitalizations fall to 21-month low; Storm dumps more than 3 inches of rain on Arkansas.; Escaped inmates captured

Active COVID cases in Arkansas at new 22-month low; Public comment extended for proposed wastewater treatment plant; Heavy rain expected in Southeast Arkansas.; Barnett attorney seeks more time

More details on Saturday's mass shooting at Dumas; A north Arkansas industrial facility is cutting its chemical emissions; active covid cases in Arkansas are holding at levels last seen in May 2020; a break-in at a Little Rock evidence-storage facility won't affect a Pulaski County prosecutor's upcoming cases; Arkansas’ midweek baseball game in Kansas City has been canceled

Arkansas has topped 11,000 COVID deaths; Arkansas Department of Corrections are announcing new mask rules; An agreement on disclosing the details of a high-profile 2019 murder case; A fire at Jonesboro's Nestle plant; More solar power coming to the University of Arkansas