Governor addresses rural broadband deployment; COVID case numbers remain low; UACCM summer camps planned; Conway enforcing restrictions on blocking intersection near Conway Commons; Conway doctor purchases Wild River Country, plans to redevelop property; ATU to host masters-level computer science program for educators; MHS defeats Northside in baseball, we recap other games and preview today's schedule; we visit with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Morrilton shooting victim dies; paving of Oak Street continues today; Conway-based rapper facing multiple charges near Memphis; baseball/softball resumes today.

Conway Police officer arrested on child pornography charges; details on the upcoming Conway County Cleanup; Care Center, schools partner on cereal drive; man accused of driving stolen vehicle in possession of drugs arrested in Perry County; Arkansas State Police make promotion; baseball/softball roundup; we visit with Alicia Hugan of the Conway County Extension Service.

More details on a Tuesday shooting in Morrilton; Museum of Autos takes top award at Tri-Peaks Tourism banquet; UACCM invites community to public forum during accreditation visit; Ball announces run for Perry County Sheriff; Mayor gives update on bowling alley renovation; high school baseball and softball to resume today after a few days off for storms; we talk with Kara Jones from the Conway County Center for Exceptional Children.

Morrilton Police investigating shooting; SCC school district to launch mobile library; election commission prepares for upcoming primary; ATU to continue offering certification for virtual teaching; we visit with Sharon Wilson and Cindy Luciarello from the Conway County Care Center about the Raymond Chambers Cereal Drive.

Storms bring reports of tornadoes, high winds and hail, with more on the way; Morrilton Council approves recreation upgrades; South Conway County School Board approves salary increases; baseball and softball games mostly canceled due to weather Monday.

Eclipse kickoff held at site of Holyfield Place development; fire destroys former American Legion building, damages adjacent Yates Law Office; City Council, School Board to meet tonight; Russellville police investigating two weekend deaths; ATU raised $42 million in silent portion of capital campaign; weekend baseball and softball roundup; we visit with Amy Elkins of the Sacred Heart School Bazaar committee.

Balloon event, festival, kids concert and more planned for Petit Jean Mountain this weekend; Krutz named Small Business Person of Year for Arkansas; Farmers Market to return to downtown Morrilton next month; we visit with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

UACCM registration is underway; scholarships available for ag students; Governor wants parolee supervision program expanded; COVID hospitalizations below 100 statewide; busy day for high school baseball and softball; we talk with Morgan Zimmerman of Main Street Morrilton.

Kickoff event to be held Friday for eclipse, Holyfield place; more federal funds pouring into Corps of Engineers facilities; Plumerville woman to be pardoned by Governor; COVID case numbers still low, but Governor encourages shots; MHS baseball improves to 11-0 with win; we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.