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Former White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders has launched her bid to be the next governor of Arkansas. Sanders said Monday she’s seeking the Republican nomination for the top office in her home state. -
Arkansas recorded 2,122 new cases of COVID-19 and 18 deaths. Hospitalizations rose to a new high of 988, increasing by 14 from Monday's record level.
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Missouri prisons have seen a surge of inmate deaths connected to the coronavirus this month, prompting civil rights leaders to urge additional steps to protect prisoners and staff.
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The Higher Learning Commission has approved Henderson State University joining the Arkansas State University System.
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Rep. Marcus Richmond said Wednesday he tested positive for the virus. He's the latest in an outbreak that prompted a halt to budget hearings last week.
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A coronavirus outbreak in the Arkansas Legislature has grown by two, pushing the number of lawmakers who have caught the disease in the past week and a half to nine.
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Fifteen people applied to design and cast Bates' statue, and Cash's statue received 16 applications, which were submitted to the secretary of state's office.
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The Arkansas Department of Health on Monday reported 41 more people hospitalized due to COVID-19, bringing its total to 613.
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Arkansas has reported a daily-record 1,278 new confirmed and probable cases of the coronavirus.
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson says he has been cleared to return to the office after battling the coronavirus.
