Governor wants to double contact tracers; Arnold urges local residents not to neglect going to doctor during pandemic; MHS graduation to be held in Devil Dog Arena; Wonderview summer feeding program extended; Pinon's recruiting heats up.

Missing Conway Co. girl found safe; infant found safe in Johnson Co., arrests made after Amber Alert issued in West Memphis; UAMS: 133K infections expected at COVID peak this September; Conway Co., Perry Co. Farm Families of the Year profiled; MLB to start in late July.

Racing Commission finds bias in Pope County casino scoring; Conway County has 10 active COVID cases, Perry County has 6; Conway County Quorum Court approves new deputy position for courthouse; AT&T to expand rural internet service; and we talk with Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart.

New guidance issued on face coverings as COVID cases increase; Russellville woman killed in Little Rock accident; Counts named UACCM Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs; EMTs to get extra pay; we talk with Stephanie Lipsmeyer of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Arkansas COVID deaths top 200; Racing commission gives Gulfside highest score for Pope Co. casino; UCA awards grant to revitalize Rosenwald School at Bigelow; Emergency Order cancelled by Governor; Car parade set for Saturday; we talk with Alecia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

In today's news: Conway County has it's third coronavirus death; Gov. Asa Hutchinson announces that visitation to long-term health facilities can resume on July 1; historic preservation grants announced; we'll tell you about the Petit Jean Mountain Balloon Event this weekend; and ATU partners with other colleges around the county to help some adults complete their college education.

COVID cases top 13K in Arkansas, but nursing home results are encouraging; Arkansas unemployment claims leveling off; Morrilton's cancelled for 2020; Racing Commission to discuss Pope County's gaming license; Dixon wins FLW event on Lake Dardanelle; we talk with Ed Martsolf about this weekend's Hot Air Balloon festival on Petit Jean Mountain.

Conway County sees a spike in new COVID-19 cases; Governor signs executive order giving businesses immunity liability; UACCM campus reopens; Sacred Heart updates Stay at Home Bazaar total to $142K; where to get a permit to hunt alligators; and we talk with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

New cases of COVID-19 identified in Conway County, along with an additional death; AG: don't accidentally throw away your stimulus payment; Morrilton Primary School to host reading workshop for kids, parents; local youth perform well in rodeo.

Another record day of new community COVID-19 cases in Arkansas; Local school districts to decide what's best for in-person classes; Morrilton applies for parks grant; newly-named ATU AD decides not to take the job; we talk with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.