State's covid hospitalizations fall below 200 for first time since June; Experts warn of mental-health issues from pandemic; Governor talks to CNN about state's abortion ban; Pine Bluff reports homicide, even as North Little Rock's homicide rate falls

Active cases of COVID-19 fall to June levels; Governor activates 20 National Guard members to help vaccinate people in rural areas; Bill targeting transgender girls and women gets committee's approval; Affidavit reveals details of last week's casino shooting; Lonoke County deputies adopt abandoned dog

Arkansas reports rising cases of coronavirus, hospitalizations; Private-school voucher bill falls short in State House; State Highway Commission saving money with bond refinancing; Details emerge about man suspected in girl's shooting; Senator gets primary challenger

Governor expands vaccine eligibility; Committee advances school voucher proposal; Organizations seek state-issued charters; Hot Springs woman killed in crash

State sees 117 new COVID-19 cases; House passes medical providers' conscience bill; AG suing Walgreens over opioid practices; Details scarce on Little Rock hotel shooting

A look at verifying vaccine eligibility in Arkansas; Governor decries resistance to vaccinations; State's coronavirus cases remain at nine-month lows; State constitutional limits linked to marijuana's expense; Arkansas Right to Life marks forty-third march against Roe v. Wade

State officials look back one year after first coronavirus case; State Supreme Court upholds challenge to law on paid canvassers; Panel backs LISA Academy's proposed Hybrid School; "Operation Central Sweep" leads to 17 drug arrests; University of Arkansas professor wins 2021 Grammy Music Educator award

Covid milestones noted one year after virus arrived in state; Bills in Legislature target transgender athletes in schools, gender-reassignment surgeries for youths; State lawmaker's proposal focuses on tax collections for medical marijuana; Little Rock food truck owner reports bullet holes

Arkansas governor to sign abortion bill; State covid hospitalizations at lowest number since July 4; Senate passes collective bargaining bill; School choice case continues

Governor again expands vaccine eligibility; Tyson Foods plans to vaccinate employees in Ark., Kan., N.C.; Transgender sports bill passes education committee; House OKs birth control legislation