The defense for Michael Davis begins; The first phase of the 30 Crossing project has been expanded; Eleven thousand COVID deaths in Arkansas; State treasurer says an investment firm has been playing politics with Arkansas money; About $20,000 worth of evidence has been stolen from a Little Rock police property room

Bodycam footage shown during ex-deputy's trial; Arkansas COVID deaths rise by 21; Shepherd chosen for 3rd term as state House speaker-designate; Transit agency delays diesel fuel contract

No plea deal offered in pretrial hearing for ex-deputy; Arkansas unemployment rate continues to improve; Number of Arkansas COVID patients in ICUs at 10-month low; Fayetteville man must complete 10-year sentence

An Arkansas filmmaker has been killed in Ukraine; Arkansas Democrats are defending a legal challenge to the state’s congressional redistricting map; Year three of the coronavirus in Arkansas; The Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau is bouncing back from COVID;

Two years of coronavirus in Arkansas; Gas prices may be affecting lottery ticket sales; Arkansas' Republicans in Congress are weighing in on inflation; Changes are being made to hunting regulations in the Lake Maumelle area; North Little Rock has reported its first homicide of the year

Covid patients in intensive care have reached near a nine-month low; The Clinton Library has a new director; More changes at Little Rock City Hall; Crimes are down in Alaska, but the number of victims are up; a 15-year-old boy was shot in his back right shoulder in Little Rock Tuesday night

Hutchinson signs law enforcement funding bills into law; Legislators OK funds for public defender, prosecutor hiring; State's active covid cases, patients on ventilators, at lowest levels since June; Weather Service confirms 3rd Arkansas tornado

Arkansas House, Senate approve $6B general revenue budget; Hester chosen as GOP nominee for Senate president pro tempore; Arkansas COVID hospitalizations fall for 3rd day in a row; Parents drop mask lawsuit against Fayetteville schools

The winners are in for the 2022 Little Rock Marathon; The latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas; Arkansas had the nation's third-highest increase in fatal car crashes in 2020

Ukrainians are attending a Fayetteville class, from Ukraine; Fifty more COVID-19 deaths in Arkansas; The Legislature’s Joint Budget Committee's latest economic endeavors; A refined estimate for legal fees in the 30 Crossing case; The newspaper's iPad and mobile-phone apps were down