Governor moves to Phase 2 of reopening state; Bond set for three suspects in alleged Yell Co. homicide; Downtown Morrilton will not participate in Bargains Galore 2020; Local county wages increase in 2019; MPD investigators recognized; speed limits to increase; AAA to add shot clock; and we talk with Charles Spivey of the Conway County Care Center.

New COVID-19 case identified in Conway County, governor to announce plans for Phase 2 reopening; South Conway County School board purchases 1200 Chromebooks; Conway County Library reopens; new MHS boys' soccer coach named.

Morrilton council approves $4M+ sewer improvements, votes to keep city pool closed; COVID-19 cases continue to spike in NW Arkansas, remain steady in Conway County; high-speed chase nets arrest of Camden man; MPD make three arrests of auto break-ins, seek to return stolen items; two Wonderview student-athletes are recipients of scholarships.

Stormy Monday in store; Murder suspect arrested in Yell County; Youth meet with local police and march to Morrilton City Hall; ADH to expand contact tracing as cases rise; Bigelow High School plans virtual graduation; Morrilton City Council, South Conway County School Board to meet; Sacred Heart's Stay At Home Bazaar nets over $137,000.

More information on Russellville murder/suicide; Yell County officials look for murder suspect; new COVID-19 case in Conway County, as Governor considers regional move to Phase Two reopening; COVID-19 impact on CHI-SVM; UACCM announces plans to reopen campus; unemployment rates spike; accident shuts down I-40; JCPenney to close Conway location; we talk with Shannon Autry of the Conway County Extension Service; and we interview Dr. Lydia Trauth about COVID-19.

KVOM's Hunter Garrett visits on the phone with Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge about COVID-19 scams, the new prepaid economic impact card, and recent protests surrounding the murder of George Floyd.

Community meeting held Wednesday night to talk about police interactions; Russellville police investigate alleged murder/suicide; the latest on COVID-19 in Arkansas, including proposals to reopen nursing homes to visitors; the Conway County Fair may happen as planned; WNBA, MLB talk about shortened seasons; we visit with Morgan Zimmerman of Main Street Morrilton.

Governor declares state of emergency; city leaders to meet with protesters; COVID-19 cases continue to rise, governor may delay Phase 2 of reopening economy; Sheriff's Office recovers stolen boat with help of social media; Main Street Morrilton to host First Thursday and Farmer's Market; County Judge says they're cracking down on illegal dumping; the latest on the Pope County casino issue; we talk with Mary Clark of UACCM.

Community unites for peaceful protest and march in Morrilton Monday night over the Minneapolis death of George Floyd; the latest on COVID-19 in Arkansas and locally; Sacred Heart kicks off Stay at Home Bazaar; Crow Group announces promotions; Kelley leaves Searcy for Conway offensive coordinator position; we talk with Jennifer Jones of the Victory Mission Bible Training Center.

Four arrested following protests in Conway; COVID cases increase in Arkansas, still no active cases locally; tent camping reopens at state parks; Arn retires from UACCM; 1950 MHS class ring found, returned to family; we talk with Katie Hartman about Sacred Heart's "Stay at Home Bazaar."