As of 12 p.m. Saturday, April 4, the ADH is reporting 743 positive cases of COVID-19 and 12 deaths. There are 79 patients who have fully recovered from the virus.
An announcement will be made April 6 by Gov. Asa Hutchinson on how he will adjust an April 17 deadline to reopen schools throughout Arkansas in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
When officers arrived they found a female victim severally beaten with a contusion to the left side of her face and several abrasions to her arms and hands.
This weekend will be wet with a few scattered showers both days. It will consist of off and on activity, and not a washout. Then, by next week, temperatures will be much warmer! It will get back to the mid to upper 80s by midweek
Robocalls have turned from the usual social security fraud scams to coronavirus-related messages. The FTC says some are peddling fake products, and others are looking to cash in on stimulus checks.
Rain chances over the next several days will be a little higher. Rain will be possible just about every day heading through next week. Some days will have more than others. Either way, I would be prepared for some shower activity
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards’ office has created a new text alert system to provide residents with timely updates on COVID-19 and other important information.
The Treasury announced in a reversal Wednesday, that Social Security beneficiaries who typically do not file a tax return will automatically receive the $1,200 payment.
“We thought, you know what let’s fast track this idea,” said Vice President of Community Impact, Jennifer Horton. “Let’s get it launched, let’s give people something to do that’s fun.”
The MLK Health Center, which provides vital services for a portion of the public largely uninsured, continues to provide access to medications, despite the novel coronavirus pandemic. However, there are some major changes.
The rain chances will soon be increasing as our next weather maker approaches. There will be some heavy downpours by this weekend. As of now, the severe threat is low
Sean Payton made news Tuesday with his comments to ESPN that Drew Brees “has announced he is coming back for his final season,” and he attempted to backtrack and clarify the situation Wednesday on a teleconference with local media.
“We do have a lot of people that use their bikes for transportation. We have people that work for the Air Force that are on base that ride from off base to base. Being here on Highway 80 I get to see that everyday. I get to live it, experience it.”
The rain chances will stay relatively low for a couple days. There may be a brief shower toward the end of this week, but until then, we should remain dry. Temperatures are cool today, but will be much warmer and closer to normal for the rest of this week
On Tuesday, March 31, Governor John Bel Edwards signed a proclamation that eases medical licensure laws to make it easier for healthcare professionals from out-of-state to come to Louisiana to practice during the COVID-19 outbreak.
A daily briefing from Gov. Asa Hutchinson and the Arkansas Department of Health on the state's response to COVID-19, including the latest number of cases and deaths.
In response to the statewide closure of school facilities to students to curb the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), the Louisiana Department of Education today released a suite of resources to support continuous learning for students with disabilities.
New Orleans Saints QB Drew Brees will be back for his 15th season in black and gold in 2020, but according to head coach Sean Payton, this is likely going to be it.
“At this point, there’s been no closure and I think that has made it more difficult than anything. Not having the closure of that visitation and services that you typically would have.”
