The Arkansas Department of Health is monitoring the spread of COVID-19 daily.

Both state and local law enforcement around the Natural State will be working in full-force this week on a traffic safety campaign that officials say will try to stress taking the foot off the accelerator.

Gov. Hutchinson said the change in date, with schools scheduled to start Aug. 13, was to give school districts an opportunity to get more prepared on the issue.

The proposed ordinance announced in Tuesday night’s city council meeting was created by Ann Williams of Ward 3, Position 1.

Police Chief Chad Henson has identified a Jonesboro woman who died when a vehicle ran over.

GOV: COVID-19 hospitalizations sees the largest 1-day increase in Ark.

Arkansas State University will hold their Summer and postponed Spring commencement ceremonies at Centennial Bank Stadium.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson announces General Dynamics will be assisting the state with contact tracing adding 350 contact tracers starting this week.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Dr. Nate Smith, secretary of the Arkansas Department of Health, provided an update on the state’s response to the coronavirus, including the latest cases of COVID-19 and deaths.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson will update the public on the state of Arkansas's response to COVID-19, including the latest cases and deaths.

County Judge Marvin Day stated in a Monday news release the investigation revealed that Kade Holliday, county clerk of Craighead County, “personally received monies in excess of $1 million since January 2020.”

Gov. Asa Hutchinson updated the public on the state of Arkansas's response to COVID-19, including the latest cases and deaths.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Dr. Nate Smith, secretary of the Arkansas Department of Health, updated the public on the state’s response to the coronavirus, including the latest cases of COVID-19 and deaths.

A Cross County minor died Thursday afternoon in an SUV rollover crash.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson will deliver his daily COVID-19 briefing at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday from The Sheid on the Arkansas State University-Mountain Home campus.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson updated the public on the state of Arkansas's response to COVID-19, including the latest cases and deaths.

Two people died Sunday night in a head-on collision in Lawrence County.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Dr. Jennifer Dillaha, state epidemiologist, gave an update on COVID 19 in Arkansas from the U.S. Marshals Museum in Fort Smith Thursday.

Commerce Secretary Mike Preston, said the state would go back to ‘search for work’ requirement for unemployment at the end of the month.

Governor Hutchinson signed three executive orders instead of calling a special session during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Of the 732 new cases Friday, 207 are in the East Arkansas Regional Prison in Lee County, Arkansas. The rest are community cases.

One teen died and another suffered serious injuries Thursday night in a single-vehicle crash.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Dr. Nate Smith, secretary of the Arkansas Department of Health, updated the public Thursday on the state’s response to the coronavirus, including the latest cases of COVID-19 and deaths.

A new poll suggests Arkansans approve of Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and recent social unrest, but they harbor concerns as the state moves into Phase 2.

ARDOT is raising the speed limit on state highways by five miles per hour, officials said this week.

Phase 2 will affect restaurants, salons, gyms, anything that had a limitation on capacity can move from 1/3 to 2/3.

Dr. Smith said of the 10,000+ cases, 3,444 are active and the state has had 161 deaths because of COVID-19.

Hutchinson said Monday during his daily COVID-19 briefing that he made the decision after meeting with several “protest leaders and young leaders across the state.”

Governor Hutchinson announced that the weekend in Arkansas saw a big increase in positive COVID-19 cases over the weekend. There were 450 news cases Saturday, 355 on Sunday, and 314 on Monday.

Table games like blackjack and carnival games will soon be making an appearance at Southland Casino Racing in West Memphis, with casino officials saying Thursday that safety will be a key part of the equation during the COVID-19 pandemic.