More than 900 new COVID-19 cases in Arkansas; Another homicide in Little Rock; Arkansas is planning for mobile sports betting; Prosecutors in the Josh Duggar case say they have witnesses;

More than 800 new COVID cases in Arkansas; State-run medical facilities are now requiring their employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine; The redrawing of Little Rock's seven wards largely maintains the current map’s structure; A vehicle may be connected to two Little Rock homicides on Tuesday night; A new chancellor has been approved for the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville

Uptick in Arkansas' new coronavirus cases continues; Walmart’s third quarter numbers are in; the acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas will remain on the job

Arkansas is the latest state to broaden eligibility for Pfizer and Moderna vaccine booster shots; former Lonoke County deputy Michael Davis pleaded innocent to felony manslaughter charges; Tyson Foods big 2021 fourth quarter earnings

Covid-19 hospitalizations fell to 282; Government power in Little Rock is up for review; Road-rage incidents in Arkansas involving guns are up this year; The costs to run Little Rock's national airport are on the rise

Arkansas coronavirus cases are rising again; Central Arkansas Water is ready; A Malvern woman was killed in a fiery car crash in Hot Spring County; A baby eastern black rhinoceros was born at the Little Rock Zoo; A Springdale native won Musician of the Year

Arkansas suing to stop a vaccine requirement for health-care workers; daily coronavirus deaths in Arkansas fell to single digits; Thirteen people have appeared in federal court as part of “Operation Hartbreak Kid.”

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge is departing the governor’s race; the latest COVID-19 data in Arkansas; The Arkansas Supreme Court issued a casino license mandate

Hospitalizations for COVID-19 remained below 300 in Arkansas; The Little Rock police officer whose firing was overturned has resigned; Democrat Nick Cartwright will seek election to the state Senate; Little Rock voters will go to the polls to decide on a property tax increase

COVID cases are down in Arkansas; Special pay could be coming for in-school employees; The price of a new building near the main University of Arkansas campus is going up; Entergy Arkansas wants to go more green