Arkansas reports five-week high in active coronavirus cases; Representative Westerman sponsoring juvenile-sentencing bill; North Little Rock's Amboy Elementary struggling with traffic; Judges, lawyers look at future of videoconferencing; Harrison voters to decide sales-tax proposals

State reports nine new coronavirus deaths, slower pace of vaccinations; $77 million going to state school districts; Floodwaters wash out portion of Lake Bella Vista dam; State law mandates fast reporting of adult exploitation cases; Suspect sought in Little Rock stab attacks

University of Arkansas committee suggests campus drop Fulbright name and statue; State reports 291new coronavirus cases, one additional virus death; Governor Hutchinson will sign bill to nullify any new federal gun restrictions; North Little Rock School District developing virtual academy; Two men killed in Cleveland County head-on crash

State COVID-19 cases rise by 229; Judge allows Barnett to return to Gravette; Early voting bill fails in House; Sultana museum to receive state funds

Senate votes to override governor's veto of gun bill; House committee advances religious liberty proposal; Early-voting legislation moves forward; Teen who killed airman pleads guilty

State Department of Health reports millionth person to receive at least one vaccine dose; One person killed, two wounded in Little Rock drive-by shooting; State law on spinal muscular atrophy catches newborn with disease; Dirt path in North Little Rock park worries city officials; Hotel industry bouncing back from difficult 2020

Joint Budget Committee advances $5.84 billion budget; State celebrates one-millionth Arkansan to receive at least one vaccine dose; Former law enforcement official sentenced for stealing government funds; New push made to solve cold case from 2011; Razorbacks preparing for double-header today

Arkansas adds 352 new coronavirus cases, the most since March 16th; Arkansas House votes to establish program to fund private school scholarships; Russellville superintendent placed on paid leave ahead of June 30th contract termination; Maskless man arrested at Razorback football game pleads guilty; Arkansas to commemorate "Johnny Cash Day"

Governor encourages college students to get COVID-19 vaccine; House approves bill on 5th try; Committee advances transgender legislation; UA Fayetteville resumes vaccinations

Bill falls short for 4th time in Arkansas House; Rental protection legislation gains momentum; Former chairman of Quapaw Nation charged with embezzlement; 3 dead in Van Buren shooting