Arkansas

An employee at Hopkins Icehouse in Texarkana, Arkansas, texted positive for COVID-19, and the restaurant has announced that it is temporarily closing.
Lisa Matlock, who is the general manager for both Hopkins locations gave the following statement...

Travelers can once again stop at Arkansas Welcome Centers, according to the Arkansas Department of Transportation.

Nine children have been reported missing in the state of Arkansas since May 1st. Look over these photos and see if you can help locate these children.

Governor Asa Hutchinson issued executive orders Monday that clarify Workers Compensation Law during the public-health emergency, protect health care providers from liability, and exempt businesses from liability related to the spread of COVID-19.

As many Americans decide what to do for summer vacations many are deciding to stay closer to home because of the current pandemic. The good news is that you don't have to travel too far away to enjoy the beauty of Arkansas' mountain scenery.

Arkansas anglers both young and old will be able to fish for free next weekend. No license or permit required.

Today the Arkansas 30 Day Fund announced it has awarded a forgivable loan to Delaughter Enterprises in Prescott, owned by Julius Delaughter, for the maximum amount of $3,000.

I love the endless days of summer! Longer daylight means more time to have fun. And if you are the adventurous type floating in the natural state of Arkansas is like heaven-sent.

The official start to the summer season begins this Memorial holiday weekend. As more and more state parks and recreational areas continue to lift their restrictions many Americans are ready for some fresh air and some outdoor family fun.

I've always loved the state of Arkansas for its natural beauty, mountains, lakes, streams, rivers, forests, and an abundance of state parks.

With Arkansas reopening the restaurants today many people in Texarkana will get a chance to experience their favorite spot for a great meal. From Cattleman's to Sue and Carol's, many restaurants are ready to get back to business but here are 5 things you need to know before going to a rest…

Indoor venues such as theaters, arenas, stadiums, and auction houses that are designed for large groups may reopen on May 18 on a limited basis, Governor Asa Hutchinson announced at his daily COVID-19 press conference yesterday.