Coronavirus recoveries outpace new cases in Arkansas for first time in six days; State senator introduces bill to dissolve board overseeing health insurance plans for state government and public school employees; Utilities request rate increases after February's cold snap; North Little Rock School District planning five-week summer school

Federal numbers show one in five Arkansans now vaccinated against the coronavirus; State school districts pass deadline for decision on mask requirements; Medicaid appropriation bill struggles in state House; Sarah Huckabee Sanders' campaign reports millions of dollars raised; Little Rock police report second escape in week, as well as patrol-vehicle theft

Arkansas' coronavirus numbers similar to last week's numbers; Walmart shifting more store employees to full-time status; University of Arkansas-Fayetteville gets comments about dropping association with former Senator Fulbright; House panel backs higher threshold to pass ballot initiatives; Two baby otters need names

Arkansas pauses administering J&J vaccine; Lottery’s total revenues in March rose by $20.1 million; Rutledge petitions Supreme Court on abortion decision; Three arrested in teen's killing

Median salary for Arkansas teachers to increase by $2K; State sees four new virus deaths; Gravette man poses 'danger', says assistant U.S. attorney; State waives death penalty in teen’s murder case

Arkansas' coronavirus death toll holds steady over weekend; Thousands of Arkansans not getting second doses of vaccine; Legislature's version of state spending priorities expected this week; Fort Smith homeless shelter seeking state license for mental-health treatment program

Coronavirus hospitalizations in Arkansas fall to early June levels; Pulaski County circuit judge to decide future of case against attorney general; Police report five-hour standoff along Interstate 30 near Hope; Broadway returns to Walton Arts Center

State Senate backs bill on enhanced penalties for violent crimes; Bill to rewrite nursing-home staffing laws gets hearing; State reports smallest number of coronavirus patients on ventilators this year; Crystal Bridges to expand; Longtime editorial-page editor Paul Greenberg dies

Legislature overrides governor's veto of transgender bill; State sees 163 new virus cases; Judge sides against state police; Hunter Biden addresses paternity suit

Gov vetoes transgender bill; State reports 44 new covid cases; House passes FOIA bill; Bentonville's Whole Health Institute moves forward