Martin Luther King, Jr. Day observations held in Morrilton; Veterans' organizations lead funeral procession for local veteran; UACCM's Hermann named Phi Theta Kappa Faculty Scholar; MHS boys basketball gets back on winning track with win over Subiaco.

Disturbing news of an alleged rapist who lured young girls into his tow truck; the Morrilton Municipal Airport looks at an expansion; Crow Group's President is recognized for an industry designation; Arkansas Tech to begin restoration of Williamson Hall; Morrilton to host 4A Baseball/Softball State Tourneys; and Sacred Heart boys' basketball forfeits its wins this season over a paperwork issue.

Arkansas' Medical Marijuana Commission puts pressure on unopened dispensaries, including the one slated for Morrilton; Local groups plan MLK Day observations; Petit Jean State Bank announces promotions; and more accolades for Jacolby Criswell.

Dardanelle Police investigate a weekend shooting; the executive director of the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute is named one of the state's top influencers; more from Monday's Morrilton City Council meeting; high school basketball results; and we talk with a local arts group.

It was an emotional meeting for the Morrilton City Council Monday, as they said goodbye to an alderman and a longtime city employee who both passed away in the past month; the Arkansas Attorney General's office will be in Morrilton this week; we preview high school basketball and tell you about a special honor for Morrilton's volleyball coach; and we talk about tonight's Baby Race!

We'll review tonight's governmental meeting agendas; update you on the casino issue in Pope County; tell you about an effort to combat food insecurity on the UACCM campus, and you'll hear about Jacolby Criswell's latest accolade.

A UCA student dies after being struck by a car in a parking lot on campus; the Conway County Sheriff's Office has a busy week; UACCM is the state's top community college; we'll have a roundup of high school basketball; and we'll visit with Shannon Autrey of the Extension Service.

Storms are coming; UACCM is registering for the Spring semester; the Conway County Library announces its Bookmobile hours for 2020; and we talk with Matthew Carpenter of the Morrilton Kiwanis Club.

Governor Hutchinson issues a levee report; Pope County's gaming license is still not resolved; the Hometown Health Coalition prepares for its Health Fair; we'll have a roundup of high school basketball; and we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.

A storm spotter class will be held tonight at UACCM; absentee voting applications are now available; we discuss a state income tax cut; local high school basketball; and we'll have a visit with Stewart Nelson about the TC Vaughn Senior Adult Center.