Arkansas covid hospitalizations hit new high; No verdict yet in Baker trial; Pope County casino case moves forward; Lawyer sues Little Rock over gun position

Only 8 ICU beds available in Arkansas; Robinson named interim UA chancellor; No verdict yet in ex-senator's trial; Sheriff convicted of using unreasonable force

COVID19 hospitalizations in Arkansas have hit a six-month high; Governor Asa Hutchinson talks the state's ban on masks; An Arkansas veteran claims Vietnam War-era veterans are suffering the consequences of Agent Orange; And the executive director of the Central Arkansas Library System is promoting a property-tax plan that he says will prevent cuts to library services.

State lawmakers reject two bills that would have allowed mask mandates in schools; Two school districts sue, calling ban on mandates unconstitutional; Little Rock mayor announces return of masks to city's public spaces; Covid hospitalizations hit six-month high in state; Four semifinalists named for Arkansas Teacher of the Year

Sponsor pulls bill that would allow school boards to mandate masks; Number of Arkansas covid patients in intensive care sets all-time record; State panel endorses funding for hospital covid beds; Benton County sheriff's office vehicle stolen; Local morning show gets new host

Governor calls for special session on mask law; Covid cases in Arkansas rise by 2,343; Tyson Foods to require vaccinations; Former senator's trial resumes

Arkansas reports 81 new Covid hospitalizations, 42 deaths; I-40 bridge fully reopens; LR directors to consider mask resolution; UA Fayetteville professor pleads innocent

The worst Sunday for new coronavirus cases since January; The Interstate 40 bridge was reopened over the weekend; A number of Arkansas entities want a share of the state's American Rescue Plan funds; Arkansas PBS is working to bring education to students and teachers wherever they are

Governor reinstates Arkansas’ public health emergency; State must rejoin federal covid-relief unemployment programs; Arkansan wins silver at the Olympics; Ex-judge testifies in Baker's bribe trial

State reports 1,703 new covid cases; I-40 bridge latest; UA trustees OK resolution to keep Fulbright statue; Philander Smith College offers incentives for vaccinated students