The report is that the $3 billion stimulus program to trade old cars for more efficient new models will end Monday.

But all is not lost. Roby Brock reports that the state is finalizing rules for the distribution of almost $3 million in federal funding to help Arkansas consumers buy energy efficient appliances.

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