State reports increase in coronavirus cases with high Sunday testing; Applications now available for rental-assistance payments; Schedule to build proposed food hall in North Little Rock uncertain; Fort Smith elementary students attending classes in church after tornado; Law-enforcement memorial adds five fallen Arkansas officers

Interstate 40 bridge needs temporary fix to ensure safety for repair crews; Senator Tom Cotton proposes taxing university endowments; Coronavirus hospitalizations rise in state; Murphy foundations pledge million dollars to fund medical campus in El Dorado; Longtime college basketball coach Don Dyer passes at age 87

Experts called in to analyze fracture in Interstate 40 bridge; State lottery numbers in April 2021 up strongly from the same month last year; State's active coronavirus cases continue to slide; Little Rock preparing for first half of federal aid; Razorbacks' head basketball coach hires new assistant

State reports 233 new COVID-19 cases; Governor sets out priorities for U.S. aid; Little Rock sales-tax proposal tabled for two months; Jegley won't seek re-election

Arkansas nudges workers back in labor pool by suspending supplemental unemployment benefits; State reports 76 new COVID-19 cases; Neighborhood coalition asks Little Rock mayor to delay vote on sales-tax proposal; Man pleads guilty in 2017 fatal shooting

College students returning for second year at higher rates than previous years; Active COVID-19 cases fall from Saturday's 47-day high; State organizations filling gap left by closure of Community Mental Health Center; Little Rock Central High School’s Parent Teacher Student Association recognized; Maumelle City Council rejects ordinance on short-term rental properties

Arkansas Supreme Court rules that Plant Board appointment law is unconstitutional; Judge says Pulaski County Special, Jacksonville/North Pulaski school districts can proceed without court oversight except for facilities; State reports 188 new cases of coronavirus; Newspaper asks for access to hearing on Pope County casino license; Longtime Pulaski Academy football coach leaving for college post

State Department of Health reports 298 new coronavirus cases as active cases hit six-week high; Little Rock mayor says $10 million in sales-tax package will help with community-oriented policing; Jackson County overpass to be renamed for slain nurse; Little Rock zoo announces African lion as newest resident; Preserve Arkansas lists state's three most endangered places

Governor sets vaccine goal; State general revenue in April exceeds forecast by $153.3M; UA-Fayetteville to raise minimum stipends; Webb announces candidacy for lieutenant governor

State COVID-19 cases rise by 61; Plant Board votes on dicamba; Friday hearing set on casino; Ex-Republican seeks Democratic nomination for AG