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

Kennett police are looking for a suspect they believe was involved in a burglary earlier this week at a business.

The mayor of Kennett announced Thursday a group has agreed to renovate and revitalize the former Twin Rivers Regional Medical Center.

Arkansas State Police say a murder suspect who escaped jail Thursday night is back in police custody.

Believing a group of kids was bothering her dog, police say a Paragould woman pulled out a gun and threatened to “blow their heads off.”

A third suspect is now in custody and facing several charges in connection with a shooting earlier this month that injured a person.

According to a post on the Westside School District Facebook page, the district will be having a senior drive-in celebration May 1.

Governor Hutchinson said there’s no indication Arkansas has reached the peak spread yet.

Somebody apparently took a damaged warehouse wall as an invitation to steal several items from a local charity.

The Blytheville Fire Department had a busy night, fighting multiple structure fires in three different locations.

The Arkansas Department of Health reported Wednesday, April 8, that 2 more people died in the last week due to influenza.

Preliminary results from the NWS in Memphis said the Jonesboro tornado had max winds of 140 m.p.h.

According to the incident report, the suspects said they “were bored and decided to skateboard on the roof.”

Arkansas State University is planning to announce a timeline Wednesday for the possible transition to all-online instruction due to the coronavirus.

On behalf of the entire Dollar General family, we would like to thank all of the physicians, nurses, pharmacists, paramedics, police officers, firefighters, Guardsmen and other health care and front-line professionals working to support and care for our neighbors and communities.”

“I was kinda showing out and putting on a show for the camera. And that’s not okay," the man said. “I apologize for that.”

Young Investment Company announced Tuesday night on social media it would “not expect its restaurant tenants to pay April rent.”

A page of the Jonesboro city website will provide information about coronavirus and the city’s response to the pandemic, officials said Wednesday.

A circuit judge this week signed off on an agreement involving a child custody case involving Hunter Biden and an Independence County woman.

The superstar will bring her “Here We Go Again” Tour to Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock on March 14.

Members of a fire department are counting their blessings after a semi-truck slammed into the back of their rescue truck.

Human skeletal remains were found in rural Mississippi County on Monday.

Mr. Tambourine Man will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 27, at Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock.

A Wynne woman won a new John Deere Gator Saturday, but her ticket, along with thousands of others, will help feed hungry children in Arkansas and Southeast Missouri.

A Dunklin County, Missouri man faces at least eight charges after police say he sexually groomed a child, according to Senath Police Chief Omar Karnes.

Arkansas leads the nation in the number of people testing positive for meth, according to a study by Millennium Health.

A Missouri peach grower who sued Bayer and BASF over damage to his orchards that he said was caused by the weedkiller dicamba has been awarded $15 million in actual damages.

Arkansas State Police have “inactivated” a Silver Alert issued Thursday morning for a missing pregnant woman.

A fatal accident in Mississippi County claims the life of a Region 8 woman.

Kennett police are asking people to be on the lookout for possible fake money being circulated in the area.