State sees 1,476 new covid cases; Man shot by UAMS officer died by suicide, state police say; North Arkansas College hires new president; Teen charged in Jacksonville shooting

Arkansas reports 68 new covid hospitalizations; Lottery reports $632M in year's revenues; Bequette announces Senate bid; $15M plan on school board agenda

Arkansas' coronavirus vaccination rate is now 44th in the country; revenue is down at Arkansas’ two largest public housing agencies; Arkansas wants to hire a financial consultant; The newest Trooper of the Year for the Arkansas State Police was honored; A 16-year-old from Bentonville is an American Ninja Warrior

Arkansas' biggest one-day increase in coronavirus deaths since March; Restrictions lifted on the Little Rock School Board's authority; Three ramps on a major Interstate 30 interchange will close for good; Two Oklahoma women were killed in rural Crawford County; The Arkansas State Fair is returning this fall

Arkansas has reported one thousand new coronavirus cases; Investigating claims against the Little Rock public housing agency could get pricey; A new orthopedic and sports medicine center will be coming soon to Northwest Arkansas; The mother of a deceased sanitation worker has filed a lawsuit against the city of North Little Rock; A Little Rock man was shot in the forearm Monday night

State sees 55 new covid hospitalizations; Sharpton eulogizes Arkansas teen killed by deputy; I-40 bridge repair on track; Blogger's claims rejected by judge

State officials report seven hundred new coronavirus cases, plus highest hospitalization level in almost four months; Lonoke County sheriff fires deputy over failure to record fatal traffic stop; Two Arkansas Razorbacks agree to brand-ambassador partnerships; Magnolia restaurant opening up in Murphy Arts District; New member appointed to state Game and Fish Commission

Arkansas reports largest spike in coronavirus cases since February 25th; University of Arkansas releases draft of chancellor's resignation that delayed departure until August; $52 million bid awarded for Interstate 30 work; Voter-ID law sponsor seeking state's top elections post; Pine Bluff minor accused in another minor's shooting death

Arkansas covid cases rise by 479; Little Rock housing director suspended; Agency recommends restrictions lift on Little Rock School Board; Governor OKs increase in general revenue forecast

State covid hospitalizations top 300; Little Rock housing authority chair calls for OIG probe; 7 of 8 plates in place on I-40 bridge; Rock Region Metro to buy battery electric buses