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

Several Northeast Arkansas school districts continue to report positive COVID-19 cases among their students and faculty.

According to Scott Hardin, spokesperson for the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission, Arkansans are spending nearly $900,000 each day on medical marijuana.

Police are looking for two suspects who broke into a Hardy gas station early Sunday and ran away with insert trays from a cash register, along with cash.

Governor Asa Hutchinson signed two bills Monday afternoon that will raise the median teacher salary by $2,000.

A Blytheville man who serves as the school’s head football coach will appear in court after an arrest in a domestic battery case.

A Poinsett County woman has a May 28 court date after Craighead County deputies say she purposely crashed a vehicle with her and her child into a tree.

A Louisiana woman faces charges after causing “extensive damage” by crashing a rental car to a rental home on Larkspur Lane in Mountain Home with her grandchildren inside.

Hutchinson says the bill was overbroad, restricted people’s decisions, and sent a message about Arkansas that he did not want to send.

A Trumann woman faces a second-degree murder charge after police say she backed over her mother with a car.

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

Opponents of the reporting requirement say it could further traumatize rape and incest victims.

The sound of a pop and the smell of smoke sent Wynne firefighters to a home around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed SB6, a near-total abortion bill, into state law on Tuesday.

Law enforcement officers arrested 16 people and seized 56 suspected gaming machines Wednesday during a crackdown on illegal gambling.

Supporters of the bill say it will help people protect themselves in a dangerous situation, while opponents said it would create a dangerous precedent.

Hutchinson also announced that on March 31, the statewide mask mandate would end, as long as certain public health goals are obtained.

Hutchinson announces Arkansas will receive an additional 4,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses next week from the federal government.

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

With temperatures dipping in the single-digits and below-zero, utility companies are struggling to keep up with the demand and warn that rolling blackouts are possible if customers do not immediately turn down their thermostats.

In December, the order was given for the mental evaluation by Circuit Judge Harold Erwin.

Police and fire officials say they know how two people found inside a burning home died. Now, they want to know what started that fatal fire.

Police and the Arkansas Department of Transportation are stressing people to stay home and stay off the roads.

In a Monday morning news release, Griffin said he would leave the governor’s race, saying he “can do more for Arkansas in a different capacity.”

It is a problem that one area lawmaker says has increased in the past year or so, with the problem possibly creating a dangerous situation.

A 16-year-old runaway from Jonesboro has been detained in connection with the murder of Bennie Mosley, according to Blytheville Police Chief Ross Thompson.

A bill brought before the Arkansas House Committee on State Agencies and Governmental Affairs would end Daylight Saving Time in the state.

Jonesboro Police arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting and raping a juvenile multiple times.

A University of Arkansas student died in a fraternity restroom over the weekend. The cause of death is unknown at this time.

A new scholarship will help health profession students at ASU-Newport, officials said this week.