Governor Asa Hutchinson announced on Monday May 4th that funerals will be permitted to take place in indoor venues with fewer than 50 people in attendance beginning on May 18th.
$40m of new funding has been made available for Arkansas businesses to prepare for reopening and applications are open Tuesday May 5th and Wednesday May 6th only. Read more below.
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