Almost 7,500 new COVID cases in Arkansas; The Little Rock School District will shift to virtual learning; Some federal court hearings may be postponed because of the virus; A Heber Springs man linked to the U.S. Capitol riot was released from custody;

State breaks 30,000 active COVID cases; Empower agrees to $8M false-claims settlement; State’s general revenues rise from last year; Hodges announces plans to run for 1st Congressional District

State reports 27,162 active COVID cases; Little Rock groups sue over reapportionment plan; Little Rock chief has no comment on NYE incident; Volunteers needed for cleanup at Fort Smith National Cemetery

A milestone for Sunday coronavirus cases in Arkansas; A different disease is affecting deer and elk in Southern Arkansas; Can the Arkansas attorney general be sued for the way she runs her office?; A new lawsuit challenging Arkansas' "failure-to-vacate" statute

Thirty-seven hundred new coronavirus cases in Arkansas; The state's ban on government mask mandates has been ruled unconstitutional; Arkansas Baptist College is telling students and employees to get vaccinated; The state House redistricting plan is the subject of a new lawsuit; Former chief executive of Tyson Foods will get a $6 million severance package

Arkansas' count of coronavirus cases shot up by more than 2,400; A coalition has filed a ballot initiative to change the state’s redistricting process; Little Rock looks to restart a program that pays homeless an hourly wage;

Hutchinson seeks to cooperate with Biden in COVID call; Arkansas now has 63 omicron cases; 7 injured in weekend gunfire; Fayetteville police ID stabbing victim

The state's active covid cases are hovering around 10,000; Democrat-Gazette's special series on the Delta; A Searcy man is one of four Americans being sanctioned by China; Arkansas PBS has pulled down two contract requests for educational programming services

More than nine 9,000 deaths in Arkansas; $20 million is expected to repair some of the state's roads and bridges; Construction work is planned at Little Rock's 12th street police station; Arkansas National Guard has been ordered to pay more than $130,000 in lost pay and damages; Arkansas' Joe Johnson has signed a 10-day contract with the Boston Celtics

Hutchinson urges vaccinations; ARHOME program moves forward; paroled killer sentenced to 5 years for manslaughter; country singer Justin Moore to be part of Little Rock radio show