Good morning. It’s Monday, January 20th. I'm Lucas Dixon, and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Expect plenty of sunshine today. It’ll be chilly with a high of 41 and a low of 22. Tonight will be clear. Our top story is: The state's congressional delegation is hoping to hang a painting in a Little Rock post office. Their proposal would add a painting of Scipio (SKIP-ee-oh) Jones to the post office named for him at 17-hundred Main Street.

Good morning. It’s Friday, January 17th. I'm Lucas Dixon, and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Today will be cloudy with a high of 46 and a low of 45. Expect showers throughout the day. Our top story is: Up to $8.8 million will go to 14 groups for fixing up levee damage caused by record floods last spring. The Arkansas Natural Resources Commission approved the grant funding at its meeting Wednesday, committing most of Gov.

Good morning. It’s Thursday, January 16th. I'm Lucas Dixon, and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Today will be cloudy and cooler with a high of 49 and a low of 37. Expect more clouds tonight.

Good morning. It’s Wednesday, January 15th. I'm Crystal Orren, and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Today will be mostly cloudy and warmer with a high of 70. Expect a shower or thunderstorm. Tonight will be breezy. It’ll be cooler late this evening with a low of 40. Our top story is: New charges were filed yesterday against the woman accused of killing former Arkansas Sen. Linda Collins.

Good morning, it’s Tuesday, January 14th. I'm Crystal Orren and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Central Arkansas could see a little rain today. Otherwise, it will be mostly cloudy and mild, with a high of 61 and a low tonight of 55. Our top story: Arkansas' Republican governor defended his decision to continue accepting new refugees yesterday, challenging skeptical GOP lawmakers to avoid creating fear about welcoming people from other countries.

Good morning. It’s Monday, January 13th. I'm Lucas Dixon, and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Expect a mix of clouds and sunshine today with a high of 53 and a low of 45. Tonight will be partly cloudy. Our top story is: State officials say they're making progress on a plan to stop new H-I-V infections. Arkansas is 1 of 7 states that received federal funding for H-I-V prevention last year.

Good morning, it’s Friday, January 10th. I'm Lucas Dixon and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Central Arkansas could see some rain and thunderstorms today. Otherwise, it will be cloudy and warm, with a high of 68 and a low tonight of 54. Our top story: The state Board of Education postponed a decision yesterday on whether to close a charter school in Pine Bluff until January 24th.

Good morning, it’s Thursday, January 9th. I'm Lucas Dixon and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.. Central Arkansas will be rather cloudy and mild today with some on-and-off rain in the afternoon. Highs will be around 60 degrees and then drop 57 tonight. Our top story: Yesterday, members of the all-Republican Arkansas congressional welcomed an apparent de-escalation of hostilities between Iran and the United States.

Good morning, it's Wednesday, January 8th. I'm Crystal Orren and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Central Arkansas will be sunny and mild today, with a high of 62 and a low tonight of 44. Our top story: State and federal officials announced this week that Arkansas is eligible for about $5 million in new federal Help America Vote Act funds. These funds are part of The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2020, signed by President Trump on December 20.

Good morning, it’s Tuesday, January 7th. I'm Crystal Orren and these are the top headlines from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Central Arkansas will see plenty of sun today, with a high of 56 and a low tonight of 31. Our top story: About $6.2 million and a conservation easement have now exchanged hands in the Buffalo National River’s watershed. That means Arkansas state government now possesses the conservation easement for C&H Hog Farms’ former operating land near the river.