By Mary Hennigan Arkansascovid.com Labor Day cookouts and crowds at high school and college football games led state officials and health experts to believe COVID-19 infections would jump across the state, but active…
By Mary HenniganArkansascovid.com Active COVID-19 cases in the Arkansas public school districts declined for the first time since the beginning of the school year, according to the Sept. 9 Arkansas Department of…
Por Mary Hennigan Arkansascovid.com Ocho meses después del último máximo importante en el estado de casos y muertes de COVID-19, Arkansas experimentó otro mes brutal de la pandemia con la muerte de…
By Mary Hennigan Arkansascovid.com Eight months after the state’s last major spike in COVID-19 cases and deaths, Arkansas experienced another brutal month of the pandemic with the death of 793 people from…
By Mary HenniganArkansascovid.com Within the first two weeks of the new school year, Arkansas’s public school districts reported 2,005 new active COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of illnesses in public schools…
By Mary Hennigan Arkansascovid.com Bikes, Blues and BBQ organizers postponed Fayetteville’s annual motorcycle rally after a major hospital, city health officials and the University of Arkansas expressed concern the event, which attracts…
By Mary Hennigan Arkansascovid.com Amid a sharp surge in the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Arkansas won't allow the Bikes, Blues and BBQ motorcycle rally on its property, a spokesperson said Thursday,…
By Mary Hennigan Arkansascovid.com Washington Regional Medical Center, saying the region is “in the darkest hour of this public health emergency,” has asked the City of Fayetteville to postpone the annual Bikes,…
Listen to Assistant Editors Katy Seiter and Mary Hennigan analyze the February COVID-19 case trends in Arkansas with host KUAF host Antoinette Grajeda on Ozarks at Large. As the overall COVID-19 case…
Listen to Assistant Editors Katy Seiter and Mary Hennigan analyze the January COVID-19 case trends in Arkansas with host KUAF host Antoinette Grajeda on Ozarks at Large. January recorded both the highest…