Federal watchdog lists Arkansas as having a high percentage of long-duration COVID-19 outbreaks in nursing homes; State vaccinations fall from previous Sunday; Lawmakers' letters about mistaken votes get reviewed; East Arkansas cities discuss challenge of getting to Memphis trauma center with bridge closed; Pulaski County justices of the peace fail to hear ordinance on employee payments

Farmer who said he wasn't going to follow judge's ruling on dicamba will appear in court; UA chancellor recommends moving J. William Fulbright statue but keeping name on college; Arkansas Game and Fish Commission names new director; New coronavirus cases trend down in state; Little Rock Zoo announces names for two otter pups

Inspections of Interstate 40 bridge over river will resume after Memorial Day; Sebastian County man accused of defrauding government for millions of dollars in false claims for medical tests; Arkansas ACLU challenges state's ban on almost all abortions; Fulbright's family members defend late senator's legacy; seven Arkansas properties added to National Register of Historic Places

State to start offering incentives for vaccinated; 1st phase of I-40 bridge work completed; ACLU challenges transgender youth treatment ban; LR attorney announces for AG

I-55 bridge inspected amid I-40 bridge closure; UA trustees to consider tuition, fee rates this week; Ark. covid cases rise by 49; poultry processing plant coming to LR

Governor allowed seven bills to become law without his signature this year; Active COVID-19 cases drop, hospitalizations rise; Little Rock receives first half of aid; Pandemic delay adds to UA contract costs

Coronavirus state of emergency will expire after more than 14 months; hospitalizations for covid-19 rise above 200 for first time since March; fired bridge inspector was also in charge inspecting other Arkansas bridges; former Little Rock teacher's assistant arrested in child pornography case; Little Rock city attorney responds to demand to restore Confederate markers

Two of Arkansas' four representatives vote "yes" on commission to investigate January 6 riot; State's coronavirus death toll holds steady at 5,805; Spanish-based bicycle company moving U.S. offices, operations to Colorado; Former head of white supremacist organization sentenced to 35 years in prison; Duggar daughters' lawsuit gets new trial date

Governors say safety No. 1 priority in I-40 bridge reopening; State sees 313 new covid cases; Streetcar system should be up and running this summer; Jones’ Bar-B-Que Diner set to reopen

ARDOT inspector fired over cracked beam on I-40 bridge; State reports 67 new covid cases; 3rd Arkansan arrested in Capitol riot; Washington County judge announces campaign for lieutenant governor