Fund grows for doctor also hit by tornado
Help rises for a Jonesboro doctor working tor help virus victims whose home was destroyed in the Jonesboro tornado.
Arkansas one of 10 states with no mandates to restrict movement
Health department head questions usefulness given COVID-19 infections in Arkansas.
A seventh death among 473 coronavirus cases in Arkansas
The coronavirus count in Arkansas stood at midday Monday at 473 with seven deaths.
Highway Department hopes tax increase will provide $350 million more for $1 billion Little Rock freeway widening
The Arkansas HIghway Department has a bright idea: Use a new tax increase to widen the concrete ditch proposed through Little Rock to its full $1 billion glory.
Watching "Ozark?" Listen for Little Rock musicians on Episode 9
Check out the (mostly) Little Rock outfit The Romany Rye on the new season of Netflix's "Ozark."
Where the Jonesboro tornado crossed the railroad
A Jonesboro tornado oddity was the strike of a parked freight train.
Lights out at the White Water: A Q&A with Matt White
We talk with Matt White, co-owner of the storied White Water Tavern, about the bar's hiatus.
Jonesboro escapes most human toll in tornado
Property damage was huge from a tornado that hit Jonesboro, but closed shops may have spared lives.
Newton County residents want end to visitors
Hundreds on the trailheads to Buffalo National River.
Your tax dollars at work: Toilet tips
The EPA issues toilet flushing instructions.
National attention to Little Rock's fight for local school control
State control of Little Rock is colonialism, Diane Ravitch writes.
What pandemic? Leslie Rutledge still wants to kill the Affordable Care Act
What pandemic? Who needs health insurance? Attorney General Leslie Rutledge will forge ahead with her attack on Obamacare.
Today's news: Virus, highway tax increase, Amazon and more
Today's video news roundup and open line. A little good news here and there.
UPDATE: Arkansas appears slow to get the message on social distancing
Are people in Arkansas taking social distancing seriously? It depends.
Rural preparedness in the time of coronavirus
As the coronavirus has spread across the United States and Arkansas has seen an increase in cases, I’ve been thinking of the rural people I grew up with in Johnson County and how they are dealing with COVID-19.
Breaking news: Donald Trump tells the truth
He admits the Republican Party depends on holding down voting.
The morning coronavirus count continues upward and testing questions persist
But is it an accurate indication of the spread of the virus?
Potential economic news on the plus side; Amazon lease in Little Rock
Amazon has leased an existing industrial building in Southwest Little Rock. Sounds like a new distribution center.
Arkansas Repertory Theatre suspends operations
The Arkansas Repertory Theatre, already struggling to rebuild, can't overcome the new burden of the coronavirus crisis and has suspended all operations immediately.
Is there a legislator worse than Trent Garner?
Nominations welcome, but topping this will be difficult.
State waiving late fee on car tag renewal through April 16
Late fees for car registration tags will be waived through April 16.
Little Rock loses out on ventilator purchase; task force talks surge plan
Little Rock's major hospitals have a collective "surge plan" and any child care operation the Little Rock School District develops for hospital workers would be staffed only with district employees who volunteer were among the topics discussed at the city's COVID-19 Task Force meeting on Monday.
Worst person in the world -- Donald Trump
Another new low for Donald Trump. And we ain't done yet.
COVID-19 pushes the pause button on the Little Rock music industry
Arkansas musicians and venue owners talk about the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the music industry.
