A single Trump supporter was standing watch at the Arkansas Capitol when Joe Biden became president.

The weekly briefing focused on vaccinations, but there was modest good news on the growth in cases.

The cleanup begins.

Not a single advocate for reproductive rights signed up to testify Wednesday in a committee meeting where state senators were expected to pass a bill requiring doctors to show women ultrasounds of their fetuses before those women can secure abortions. It’s hard to blame them. The eight-member committee is a solid red block, and Arkansas Republicans tend to fall in line on this issue.

Going, going, but not yet gone. The last hours of Trump and the first of Biden in the news roundup.

Vive la resistence. It persisted for four years.

The news is good today, on the whole, but COVID-19 isn't going away.

The Plating Change initiative has also partnered with actor and North Little Rock native Mary Steenburgen and her husband, actor Ted Danson, who are both longtime supporters of the No Kid Hungry campaign to combat childhood hunger.

Fox News, with help from Mike Huckabee, fuels right-wing paranoia.

He helped make false claims available to minorities discriminated against in USDA farm programs.

Republican legislation aims to stifle talk of race, gender and other groups in public schools and colleges. It's unconstitutional, but, hey, this is Darkansas.

It took state senators less than an hour on Tuesday to pass a “stand your ground” bill that would allow Arkansans to kill if they feel threatened, even if they could safely escape.

The state medical marijuana commission voted unanimously Tuesday night to expire dispensary applications effective Jan. 9, leaving two of the state's 40 licenses unawarded.

Where there's a cash dole, there's Doyle Webb.

She should have kept her silence rather than exhibit her hypocrisy.

Thank the pandemic for one thing: No misleading single-letter grades for schools based on discredited standardized testibg,

The man who was killed reportedly opened fire on officers with a shotgun.

Work has halted on the Keystone XL pipeline, with pipe due to be supplied by a Little Rock manufacturer.

Home alcohol delivery and drink-selling excursion trains won favor in a Senate committee this morning.

The Little Rock Board of Directors approved a revised ordinance on dockless electric scooters at its Tuesday meeting. The board also approved a resolution to target development money in East, South and Southwest Little Rock, but consideration of the resolution was marred by procedural bickering and tension along racial lines, echoing contentious meetings of the recent past.

Arkansas Guard all fulfilled planned duties in Washington.

More pandemic fallout.

Clear eyes, full heart. Things can't help but get better.