State reports declines in active covid cases, hospitalizations and ventilator use; Parents of human-development center clients call for outings; Lawmakers' agenda includes bills guaranteeing patient visits, and phasing out the soft-drink tax; New Little Rock center to study mental health issues, drug addiction in the Pulaski County criminal justice system

Coronavirus hospitalizations fall to lowest level since July; Alice Walton to build "whole health" medical school in Bentonville; State Senate panel clears replacement for Arkansas Works; Capitol insurrection suspect to stay in custody; Camp Robinson plans weekend of live-fire training

Governor signs bill easing restrictions on deadly force; Near-total abortion ban passes state House; State's COVID-19 hospitalizations fall; State Plant Board eases dicamba restrictions; Suspect in Pine Bluff school shooting identified

Arkansas makes food plant workers eligible for vaccine; Congressman pushes for post-election audits in all states; Attempt fails to bring dog ban issue to Maumelle voters; Missing woman found safe

Arkansas expects one-shot vaccine this week; Student shot at Pine Bluff middle school; Retirement committee endorses legislation; Officer-involved shooting probed

State COVID revision boosts cases and lowers death toll; Housing-law experts criticize 2007 state law; Jones Barbecue in Marianna catches fire; Maumelle taking new look at pit bull ban; Atkins Chronicle publisher dies

House panel rejects health-care objections bill; Little Rock police arrest suspect in December killing; University of Arkansas, UA-Pine Bluff reschedule games; Videos sought of Wednesday night fireball

House sends stand-your-ground bill to governor; Covid hospitalizations fall below 500; State police investigate triple homicide; Woman pleads guilty to conspiracy charge; Fanne Foxe dies

Arkansas lowers age eligibility for vaccination; 'Stand your ground' bill passes House committee; LISA Academy seeks hybrid school; Fort Smith woman dies in fire

Arkansas covid cases rise by 245; State Senate votes to pass near-total abortion ban; AG introduces 'GIRLS' Act; Counties face winter storm fallout