By Abby Zimmardi Arkansascovid.com As phase 1-B of COVID-19 vaccine distribution began this week, some pharmacists across Arkansas who are administering vaccines say they're overwhelmed with long wait lists and not enough…
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By Katy Seiter Arkansascovid.com Since Thanksgiving, all counties in Arkansas saw COVID-19 cases increase by 40 percent or higher, according to an analysis of Arkansas Department of Health data, vivid evidence…
Listen to Katy Seiter and Mary Hennigan analyze the December COVID-19 case trends in Arkansas with host KUAF host Antoinette Grajeda on Ozarks at Large. A tough month: a 51% increase in…
By Rob Wells Arkansascovid.com Some 3,250 people received the COVID-19 vaccine in Arkansas in the last 24 hours, the Arkansas Department of Health said Thursday. Arkansas has received: --92,625 Pfizer doses;…
By Abby Zimmardi Arkansascovid.com To understand how COVID-19 is affecting schools of all sizes, look at Green Forest School District, a northern Arkansas system that has a high per capita rate of…
By Obed Lamy
As of December 13, the Arkansas Department of Health reported 2,940 COVID-19 cases and 50 deaths among the Pacific Islanders. The story of the Laukons, a Marshallese family…
By Mary Hennigan
Washington County had the third-highest total COVID-19 deaths in Arkansas, with a total of 195 as of Dec. 13, according to the Arkansas Department of Health. With these…
By Katy Seiter
The Waters of Rogers, a nursing home in Benton County, had 12 residents die from COVID-19 and 52 residents infected with the virus as of Dec. 9. A review…
By Mary Hennigan
Gladiola Pelayo-Ramirez and Erin Haisman were forced to close the doors to their business, the Law Offices of Roy Petty, in Rogers, after the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services suspended…
By Mary Hennigan
El Taco Loco, a popular restaurant along busy College Avenue in Fayetteville, Arkansas, normally has a staff of 15 serving a mix of hungry college students and locals…