As COVID-19 cases increase, Governor says Arkansas isn't ready for Phase Two of reopening economy; over $350,000,000 in unemployment benefits paid to Arkansans during pandemic; Final AMI assignments due for SCCSD students; Anne Watson Elementary selected for STEM project; National Police Week celebrated; Wonderview cancels youth summer league season; we talk with Shannon Autry of the Conway County Extension Service.

New COVID-19 case reported in Conway County, but with an additional recovery the active number of cases remains at 1; May is Foster Care Awareness Month; Main Street Morrilton plans drive-through Farmers Market in June; we visit with Charles Spivey from the Conway County Care Center.

One active case of COVID-19 in Conway County; Superintendent discusses 2020-21 school year; UACCM registration continues, expecting in-person classes this fall; lottery has record sales in April; new coaches announced at MHS; we discuss foster care with Brandy Cochran, DHS Supervisor.

Local COVID-19 cases holding steady; cause of Morrilton house fire remains under investigation; SCCSD Board approves personnel matters; Casey's General Store to open Morrilton location Thursday; UACCM to hold virtual graduation this week; UACCM cancels fundraising golf tourney.

Large venue restrictions change; pools may open May 22; More money, new website for Arkansas Ready program; Morrilton home destroyed in Sunday fire; Sacred Heart announces "Stay at Home Bazaar"; AAA announces all-star basketball rosters; we visit with Anne Cadle and Scott McKennon of the UACCM Foundation.

Governor announces opening of casinos; Little Rock man charged following high-speed chase that ends in Morrilton; AG warns of stimulus scam; we talk with Alicia Hugen from the Conway County Extension Service.

Local active cases of COVID-19 are dropping; Governor wants more testing; high speed chase ends with crash in Morrilton; UACCM to resume on-campus classes this fall; Flyover planned to honor frontline workers; Teachers, Nurses recognized; Brookridge to host parade for residents; Sacred Heart senior baseball players spotlighted; and we talk with Morgan Zimmerman with Main Street Morrilton.

Arkansas's restriction for recreational travelers has been lifted for non-hot spot states; Officials with the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce encourage you to support local businesses as the economy re-opens; Labor force data for the month of March, released last week by the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services, begin to show the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the workforce; We spotlight Sacred Heart's softball team in today's Senior Athlete Spotlight; and we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.

Governor issues guidance on places of worship, directives for large venues; $40 million added to Arkansas Ready for Business grant program; Sacred Heart, Perryville plan July graduations; Plummer's Station on Endangered Places list; Senior Athlete Spotlight focuses on Sacred Heart boys basketball; we talk with Jennifer Jones of the Victory Mission Bible Training Center.

Barber shops and salons to reopen, as are fitness centers and gyms; we talk with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer about the Community Center's plans to reopen; School Counts recognizes seniors; our Senior Athlete Spotlight focuses on the Sacred Heart girls' basketball team; and we talk with Alicia Koonce of Sacred Heart Catholic School.