City Council passes 2022 budget; Pope County JPs continue casino debate; Conway County man faces Boone County charges; COVID case numbers continue decline; Wonderview boys continue undefeated streak.

Governor discusses tornado outbreak; law enforcement officials treat 74 kids to Christmas gifts; preview of Morrilton Council, SCCSD board meeting; MHS grad to perform at Carnegie Hall with ATU ensemble; COVID claims another Perry County life; basketball roundup.

Conway County Care Center officials report a successful year for Harvest of Hope food drive; lawmakers pass largest tax cuts in state's history; SCCSD board members recognized for reaching continuing education milestones; Hoelzeman sisters have strong showing in recent livestock show; COVID numbers grow again locally; results from area basketball games and a visit with the Conway County Extension Service.

Local officials investigating fatal fire; COVID numbers sharply increase locally; ATU board shows confidence in Bowen's leadership, in spite of faculty vote; Governor highlights computer science education; basketball roundup; we visit with the Conway County Care Center.

UCA Student Center named in honor of Williams; Pottsville threat investigation continues: local law enforcement raises record funds raised for "Shop with a Cop" program; MPD makes arrests in downtown thefts; COVID case update locally and statewide; MHS teams advance in local tourney; we visit with Dr. Marta Loyd, retiring from head of WRI.

Arrest made in Perry homicide; Loyd retiring from WRI; MPD looking for help with Christmas thefts; high school basketball roundup.

Governor Hutchinson calls state legislature for special session; COVID cases continue up locally; Governor announces pardons; Shop Small bingo cards due today; MHS girls win tourney at Searcy; Petit Jean Classic Tournament starts this week at Devil Dog Arena.

KVOM NewsWatch, Tuesday, November 30, 2021

Blackwell Fire Department has busy weekend; COVID cases on the rise locally; Johnson to run for re-election, but district no longer includes Conway County; Governor lauds programs that give high-tech opportunities to state's schoolchildren.

KVOM NewsWatch, Friday, November 26, 2021