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local
Local attorney weighs in on Supreme Court ruling regarding Oklahoma Native American land
state
Judge halts 1st federal execution in 17 years, citing COVID-19 concerns
Daniel Lee was convicted in Arkansas of the 1996 killings of gun dealer William Mueller, his wife, Nancy, and her 8-year-old daughter, Sarah Powell.
state
ARDOT awarded $42.7M for COVID-19 recovery
The funding will be used by the department for multiple expenditures regarding COVID-19.
crime
Amber Alert canceled for two southwest Missouri children, suspect arrested
8-year-old Genesis Padron and 4-year-old Samuel Padron were allegedly taken by 35-year-old Hilda Melende.
outreach
Arkansas to begin upcoming school year on August 24
The upcoming school year will be moved to the week of August 24 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
state
Attorney General Barr tours Arkansas and talks police reform
Attorney General Barr tours Arkansas and talks police reform
state
Mourning America: New website for those who have lost loved ones to COVID-19
The goal is to give people a free place to remember people they have lost, especially if they couldn’t say goodbye during the quarantine.
coronavirus
State releases Arkansas COVID-19 survey results
The state conducted a study on what Arkansans think about subjects related to the COVID-19 pandemic such as masks and large events.
coronavirus
Arkansas sees largest single-day increase in hospitalizations
As of Tuesday, there are a reported 32 new COVID-19 patients hospitalized, totaling 369 throughout Arkansas, the largest single-day jump in terms of hospitalizations
coronavirus
Arkansans urged to be on the lookout for calls from contact tracers as coronavirus cases surge
Governor Asa Hutchinson says the state has made a $20 million deal with General Dynamics to contract an additional 350 contact tracers.
coronavirus
Fall sports could be jeopardized by COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Hutchinson says
The governor said Arkansans need to continue wearing face coverings in order to get into a better position by September.
state
Arkansas' budget ending year with $360M more than expected
Governor Asa Hutchinson says the state is revising its forecast for the fiscal year that ends Tuesday upward to $5.6 billion.
state
Judge halts 1st federal execution in 17 years, citing COVID-19 concerns
Daniel Lee was convicted in Arkansas of the 1996 killings of gun dealer William Mueller, his wife, Nancy, and her 8-year-old daughter, Sarah Powell.
state
ARDOT awarded $42.7M for COVID-19 recovery
The funding will be used by the department for multiple expenditures regarding COVID-19.
crime
Amber Alert canceled for two southwest Missouri children, suspect arrested
8-year-old Genesis Padron and 4-year-old Samuel Padron were allegedly taken by 35-year-old Hilda Melende.
outreach
Arkansas to begin upcoming school year on August 24
The upcoming school year will be moved to the week of August 24 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
state
Attorney General Barr tours Arkansas and talks police reform
Attorney General Barr tours Arkansas and talks police reform
state
Mourning America: New website for those who have lost loved ones to COVID-19
The goal is to give people a free place to remember people they have lost, especially if they couldn’t say goodbye during the quarantine.
coronavirus
State releases Arkansas COVID-19 survey results
The state conducted a study on what Arkansans think about subjects related to the COVID-19 pandemic such as masks and large events.
coronavirus
Arkansas sees largest single-day increase in hospitalizations
As of Tuesday, there are a reported 32 new COVID-19 patients hospitalized, totaling 369 throughout Arkansas, the largest single-day jump in terms of hospitalizations
coronavirus
Arkansans urged to be on the lookout for calls from contact tracers as coronavirus cases surge
Governor Asa Hutchinson says the state has made a $20 million deal with General Dynamics to contract an additional 350 contact tracers.
coronavirus
Fall sports could be jeopardized by COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Hutchinson says
The governor said Arkansans need to continue wearing face coverings in order to get into a better position by September.
state
Arkansas' budget ending year with $360M more than expected
Governor Asa Hutchinson says the state is revising its forecast for the fiscal year that ends Tuesday upward to $5.6 billion.
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