By Rachell Sanchez-Smith Arkansascovid.com More than 10,000 Arkansas children stand to be infected by COVID-19 as the pandemic reaches levels not seen since last winter’s surge, the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences…
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 Sarah Komar The Arkansas Traveler The healthcare crisis spurred by the spread of the virulent delta variant in Arkansas reached new heights Tuesday, as Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced that every ICU…
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,…
Por Rob WellsArkansascovid.com (Este artículo, publicado originalmente el 6 de agosto, se actualizó con datos del 9 de agosto) Aproximadamente el 9,1% de todos los casos de COVID-19 en Arkansas involucran a…
Por Robert StewartArkansascovid.com El nuevo surge de Covid-19 en Arkansas primariamente está afectando residentes no vacunados, y un nuevo análisis por Arkansascovid.com demuestra que personas de color, particularmente afroamericanos, están recibiendo la…
Por Rachell Sanchez-SmithArkansascovid.com El reciente resurgimiento de COVID-19 en Arkansas ha resultado en un aumento del 15% en los casos de niños menores de 10 años en julio, el más alto de…
By Rob WellsArkansascovid.com (This article, originally published Aug. 6, was updated with Aug. 9 data) About 9.1% of all COVID-19 cases in Arkansas involve fully immunized people since Feb. 1, the Arkansas…