Arkansas’ new COVID-19 records; A state agency wants permission to require the COVID vaccine for its employees; Cindy Gillespie also had details yesterday on the state's proposed Medicaid budget; High-profile opposition to an Arkansas law banning gender-transition treatment for minors; Three suspects in a Pine Bluff homicide will face their first hearing

Virus hospitalizations hit all-time high in Arkansas; State police directors seeks boost in starting salaries; Gov candidates submit fundraising numbers; 8 Arkansas properties added to national historic register

Arkansas COVID hospitalizations at 5-month high; Little Rock School District campuses to open today; Attorney General opinion sought on Little Rock chief incident; Former Governor Huckabee speaks at MLK prayer breakfast

A new record for Sunday COVID cases in Arkansas; The body of a missing paddle-boarder has been found; The Little Rock School District is facing millions of dollars worth of decisions; The University of Arkansas has a new hub for tutoring, advising and mentoring

Arkansas' seventh daily coronavirus record in two weeks; A Northwest Arkansas jail has been sued over prescribing ivermectin to treat COVID-19; Little Rock police are fighting the coronavirus; The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra are making changes because of the coronavirus; The Razorbacks' head basketball coach is expected to miss at least the next two games

Almost 11,000 new coronavirus cases in Arkansas; Covid has hit the state Capitol; The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra is planning a new music center; The Little Rock police chief is set to return to duty; North Little Rock's Camp Robinson has issued a noise alert

Arkansas COVID cases up by 7,756; Some Little Rock schools to reopen Wednesday; U.S. Steel Corp. chooses Osceola for mill site; Governor proposes $194.6M budget increase

Active COVID cases in Arkansas hit all-time high; NLR among school districts going virtual; U.S. Rep. Crawford tests positive for virus; Eliza Gaines promoted to ADG executive editor

A new Sunday record for COVID cases; A shooting yesterday near Interstate 630 in Little Rock; Attorneys for a former University of Arkansas professor are trying to prevent testimony about government "talent plans”; Conway Regional Airport officials are happy with it's upgrades

A third-straight day of coronavirus records; More coronavirus tests are coming to Arkansas; A federal judge says he won't recuse himself from hearing a lawsuit challenging Arkansas; Improper spending has been reported on multiple campuses of the University of Arkansas System; Fayetteville's Bikes, Blues and Barbecue's biggest move yet