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

ArDOT says they’re unable to provide much information on the timing of repair because they are still awaiting the diagnostics.

A man was rescued Friday evening after becoming stuck in a grain bin near Marked Tree.

A Lawrence County man faces theft and fraud charges after Jonesboro police say he used a stolen debit card to pay all of his court fines in Jackson County District Court.

A Jackson County overpass will be renamed after Sydney Sutherland.

The governor said he will ask DWS to provide job search assistance for people still receiving unemployment benefits “so that they may transition back to employment.”

First National Bank announced Wednesday it will expand into the Nashville, Tennessee market after signing an agreement to acquire Citizens Bank in Tennessee.

A battle over a disco ball has a Jonesboro man facing residential burglary and robbery charges, police said Friday.

A missing Missouri man with dementia has been found safe in Tennessee.

A man’s stop at a convenience store ended with him winning $100,000.

Missouri police say a missing elderly woman with dementia has been found safe.

“It’s not an easy decision. None of these are easy decisions because you’re affecting people’s lives,” said Greene County Tech Superintendent Gene Weeks.

Even after 60 years of cutting hair, one barbershop in Batesville is still going strong in the same spot.

A Randolph County employee has been arrested after investigators say he supplied alcohol to an inmate who crashed a sheriff’s office ATV into a razor-wire fence.

More than 18 years ago, a Fulton County woman and her young son disappeared. Now, investigators say a man’s widow has confessed he killed them and destroyed their bodies in an outdoor furnace.

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

Authorities are looking for Bethany Bruton.

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.

Two men charged in a shooting leaving one dead and four injured on Feb. 21 in a shooting at the American Legion Building in Kennett are in custody.

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

The state House voted 90-2, with one present to approve HB1703.

A Greene County man faces a circuit court date after authorities say he attempted to lure a 14-year-old girl to his house for sex using social media.

Fire crews spent several hours Saturday battling a house fire that spread to a nearby business, according to the Poplar Bluff Fire Department.

A 15-year-old victim who was shot earlier this week in the hallway of a Pine Bluff-area school has died, according to school officials.

A bill that would seek to ban abortions in Arkansas unless they are to save the life of the mother received approval Wednesday from the Arkansas House.

Now that the ice and snow have melted, catalytic converter thieves are back at work.

The elk harvest in Arkansas remained sustainable and stable, according to a news release from the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission.

The councilman is in the Dunklin County Jail with no bond and is set to be arraigned on Tuesday.

A small earthquake was detected Friday evening in Pemiscot County, according to the University of Memphis Center for Earthquake Research and Information.

Whoever broke into a car last week stole more than just a tablet. They stole a young child’s only means of communicating with her family.