Arkansas coronavirus deaths fall to year-low for two consecutive days; State continues push to vaccinate homeless; UA System initiative aims to help train workers displaced by pandemic; War Memorial Stadium hosts Easter service; North Little Rock hopes for return to Argenta Plaza

New cases of coronavirus in Arkansas outpace recoveries; State lawmakers call proposal a class-protection bill and not hate-crimes legislation; Body left at hospital leads to homicide investigation; Simmons Bank Arena to host vaccination clinics; UALR planning return to campus life in fall

Active cases of coronavirus in Arkansas fall below 1,700; State Senate approves legislation to block local police from enforcing federal gun laws; Bill to tax overseas wire transfers dies in state committee; Jonesboro man's death investigated as homicide; Former Razorback coach takes Texas high school job

Governor expands vaccine eligibility, lifts mask mandate; Some cities aren't ready to be unmasked; Lawmakers advance gun bill; UAMS administrator leaving role

Governor gets health-emergency extension; Task force sides against coroner bill; Bird scooters appear in Little Rock; US Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Goldman Sachs Group v. Arkansas Teacher Retirement System

Active cases of coronavirus in Arkansas fall below 2,000 for first time since June; Two adults, three children die as a result of a Little Rock apartment fire; Mosaic Templars Cultural Center marks one year of researching the pandemic's impact on Black Arkansans; Legislation would raise fees for hunting and fishing licenses; Republican officials review failure of private-school funding bill

State reports higher-than-usual rise in daily coronavirus cases, but active cases fall; Governor signs transgender women athlete ban into law; Little Rock mayor delivers "State of the City" address; Jonesboro couple's death called murder-suicide; Woman wins half-million dollars in lottery

State's rolling seven-day average of new coronavirus cases falls below 200; Contract rural mail carrier sentenced for theft; Advocates for transgender people urge governor not to sign bills; Companies announce Little Rock-enabled team-up; Mountain Home police report backhoe incident

Gov vetoes covid fines bill; Vaccine eligibility opens to veterans over 18; Man sentenced to 6 years for threats; Man gets 4 1/2 years for meth

State reports 52 new covid-19 cases; Active cases fall at public schools; Transgender-athlete restriction sent to Gov; Retirement committee rejects bill