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

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

Five people were shot and one person was killed early Sunday morning in a shooting at the American Legion Building in Kennett, according to police.

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.

Within the last 24 hours, an additional 12,457 doses have been given.

A bouncing baby girl made her first appearance early Friday at St. Bernards Healthcare in Jonesboro.

The state of Arkansas set a record on New Year’s Day for the number of newly reported COVID-19 cases, with over 4,300 cases reported to state health officials.

A Greene County woman faces an attempted murder-1st degree charge after Paragould police say the woman was recorded on tape talking about poisoning her husband.

The state of Arkansas records 58 new deaths setting a new record for deaths in the state.

The state of Arkansas has set a record in the daily number of deaths reported due to COVID-19, according to state health officials.

Elks Lodge #498 has given thousands of gloves over the years.

The National Weather Service issued multiple tornado warnings late Saturday night into Sunday morning as storms rolled through Northeast Arkansas.

State health officials reported another increase in COVID-19 cases Saturday as the number of total active cases and deaths also went up.

Hospitals are “tight” in northeast Arkansas, and they’re seeing a shortage in healthcare workers, not PPE.

Jonesboro police have arrested three people in connection to the murder of a 22-year-old woman.

A Jonesboro woman faces a rape charge after police say she had sex multiple times with an underage boy.

Craighead has the dual distinction of being one of three counties in the last three weeks with the highest number of cases, following Pulaski and Washington. The three counties combined represent 24.9% of all new cases in the state.

A full Honors Funeral Service will be held at the Kennett High School Football Stadium for a 35-year veteran of the Kennett Police Department who died from complications due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Make-A-Wish Mid-South will be having its Evening of Wishes Online Auction, starting at 8 a.m. Oct. 19 and going through Oct. 23.

Days after his wife, Susanne, died from COVID-19 complications, the widower of a Harrisburg School District teacher describes the last moments he saw her alive.

According to her granddaughter Sherri Strange, Marie Lindsey, a Randolph County Nursing Home resident, celebrated her special day in a room with bigger windows so her family could see her.

A project to help homeless veterans will receive a much-needed boost after a Kansas-based group provided a $100,000 award.

Police are investigating a Friday night hit-and-run that left an Arbyrd man dead.

Jonesboro police and firefighters responded Saturday to the scene of a fire at Yesdog Grill on Main Street in Jonesboro.

The Arkansas State Medical Examiner’s Office has ruled that cause of death for Sydney Sutherland was multiple blunt force injuries and that the manner of death was homicide, Jackson County Sheriff David Lucas said Thursday evening.

A document released Friday argues that the case should be handled at the state level, rather than the federal level.

More questions than answers after Arkansas Department of Health Secretary Jose Romero said Thursday there was a cluster of nursing home deaths due to COVID-19 in Mississippi County.