In our local news today: the CDC tells states to prep for vaccine; right-wing lawmakers sue over state's coronavirus restrictions; UACCM reports an enrollment increase; all public school students will get free meals through December; "Drive Sober, or Get Pulled Over" enforcement in effect for Labor Day weekend; in sports, the Morrilton High School Football Devil Dogs play host to Beebe for Senior Night - and we'll have all the action live on KVOM tonight; and we'll check in with Shannon Autrey with the Conway County Extension Office.

In our local news today: an EF1 tornado was confirmed in Conway County; the active COVID cases drop in Conway County while remaining unchanged in Perry County; eligibility has been expanded for rural broadband grants; local unemployment rates drop in July; the Corps of Engineers urges caution on the water over this coming Labor Day weekend; in sports, Morrilton High School will have Senior Night this Friday night, the Dogs are facing Beebe at home; and we'll visit with Morgan Zimmerman about Main Street Morrilton's First Thursday event tonight in Downtown Morrilton.

In our local news today: Tuesday's storm caused some damage in Plumerville; there was a small increase in COVID cases in Arkansas on Tuesday, active cases drop; State Park visitors are reminded that COVID-19 restrictions are still in place; Local companies make a list of top employers; a Small Craft Advisory has been issued for the Arkansas River; and in sports, the Devil Dogs prep for Beebe, and MJHS volleyball is in action.

Voter registration deadline approaching; 21 active COVID cases in Conway County, four in Perry County; Conway County Fair Livestock show set for next week; High School football poll released.

In our local news today: Perry County has recorded its first COVID death; UACCM hosts COVID roundtable; the Census deadline is approaching; the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes new members; and we'll check sports.

District 65 State Representative David Norman is interviewed(paid political podcast).

In our local news today: over 200 active COVID cases are in Arkansas schools; SCCSD Superintendent Shawn Halbrook reports a successful start to on-site instruction, with a few hiccups with virtual learning; the Be Pro, Be Proud mobile workshop will visit UACCM; the Downtown Church of Christ installs a Little Pantry; the Arkansas Supreme Court blocks two ballot measures; we'll check sports where the Devil Dogs open up at home against the Russellville Cyclones tonight @ 7:00; and we'll visit with Alicia Hugen with the Conway County Extension Office for our CloseUp Segment.

In our local news today: Arkansas is preparing for the impact of Hurricane Laura; a Lawsuit against the Plumerville Police Department is headed for a jury trial; two new COVID cases in Conway County with one in Perry County; FEMA approves Arkansas unemployment grand; the Museum of Autos is set to host an Econoline show; and we'll check sports.

In our local news today: Arkansas State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Plumerville; an I-40 accident was fatal to a Plumerville man and two others; active COVID cases drop again in state and in local counties; ballot positions have been drawn for the November election; a local Plumerville couple has started a new company to offer high-speed internet to rural Conway County; and we'll check sports where high school football kicks off this week.

In our local news today: Conway County early voting will be moved to the Multi-Purpose Building; the State Education Secretary touts safety measures at Morrilton Primary School; a fire has destroyed a Morrilton home; there was a smaller increase in COVID cases noted Monday in Arkansas - active cases decline in Conway County; the Blackwell Fire District will get a new pumper truck; we'll check sports where the Devil Dogs are ranked at #7 in preseason poll; and we'll visit with Conway County Jimmy Hart about Monday night's Conway County Quorum Court meeting and his recent interaction with a train.