Bear hunting in the neighborhood.

901 Comics and 901 Games offers curbside pickup and delivery around Mid-South during coronavirus.

Governor Parson requested the federal disaster declaration on Tuesday, March 24.

In response to the coronavirus, FedEx Express is now checking temperatures of all Memphis Hub employees, guests and on-site vendors prior to entry.

Everyone is trying to flatten the curve of the coronavirus outbreak, but what do you do when you need to go to the doctor?

Families have spent days at home due to COVID-19. The sudden life changes could cause tension and in some cases lead to abuse. Memphis police and a local family counseling agency are trying to help.

Healthcare professionals wrote notes for staff at Heartland hospitals, nursing homes and clinics.

The community cruises the streets of Fredericktown to cure boredom.

Mempho Music Festival skips 2020 due to COVID-19

The Health Department has been notified of the third positive case of COVID-19 in Dunklin County.

Jonesboro police are asking for the public’s help as they investigate a series of thefts of checks from mailboxes.

Dr. Jeffrey VanWingen shared some valuable tips for unpacking your groceries or takeout during the global coronavirus pandemic.

The governor's and ADH's daily update on the state’s response to the spread of COVID-19 including the number and locations of new cases and deaths.

To help you separate fact from fiction, leading health professionals address your questions and concerns in our continuing series COVID-19: A Community Conversation.

Beginning Monday, March 30, Harrisburg will use its buses to deliver food throughout the district.

Krispy Kreme will be offering free donuts to doctors and nurses every Monday until May.

The mayor believes if this crisis continues, the city could possibly be able to make these extensions into the summer.

A Central Arkansas funeral home operator is working to help families honor their loved ones while addressing safety concerns in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis.

The Dunklin County Health Department has been notified of a second positive case of COVID-19 in Dunklin County.

Americans expect to find their fast food restaurants always open, but the coronavirus outbreak has some franchise owners taking a hard look at their bottom line.

A Mississippi County man will spend at least three decades in prison after pleading guilty in connection with a November 2016 double murder and robbery at a Blytheville convenience store.

The Stoddard County Public Health Center confirmed the first positive case in the county.

A Greene County school teacher took it upon himself to still connect with his students during the coronavirus pandemic but in a non-traditional way.

A special session to deal with a $353.1 million shortfall in the state budget in the aftermath of the COVID-19 virus has state lawmakers heading to Little Rock Thursday, with one house meeting nearly five miles away from the state Capitol building.

The work on a major interstate in Region 8 that has been delayed due to weather is now set to start Thursday.

As COVID-19 continues to spread across the globe and the state of Arkansas, we here at Region 8 News are dedicated to providing you with information that will keep you and your family safe and healthy.

As COVID-19 continues to spread, a northeast Arkansas school district is teaching its students a powerful lesson in giving back to the community.

In Craighead County, early voting will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Craighead County Courthouses in Jonesboro and Lake City.

A northeast Arkansas homeless shelter is closing its doors to the public.

The Arkansas Department of Health reported Wednesday, March 25, that 9 more people died in the last week due to influenza.

Since the COVID-19 outbreak has kept visitors from residents at nursing homes, assisted living facilities and rehab centers, Riffe and her business brought the love to them.

On Monday, dozens of cars filled with Jackson County School District staff members drove by Cathy's home to honor her.

Free Red Ribbons to support our country.

A Jonesboro gas station is going the extra mile to ensure their customers, especially those who are elderly, stay healthy during this coronavirus pandemic.

An EF-1 tornado touched down in Sharp County during storms of March 19.

Normally you don’t have to go far to see live music in Memphis, but even with those performances now canceled, all of us can watch a festival this weekend from the comfort and safety of our home.

A recorded from 3/24 update on the state’s response to the spread of COVID-19 in Arkansas, along with the number and locations of new cases.

In addition to fighting crime, Jonesboro police officers are fighting the coronavirus.

A couple faces felony child endangerment charges after deputies say a young boy told them he and his two siblings were “tired of being beat.”

One of the worst outbreaks of COVID-19 in Arkansas can be traced back to a single church outing in Cleburne County.

Tuesday marks the 22nd anniversary of the deadly shootings at Westside Middle School.

The Newport Area Chamber of Commerce and the Newport Economic Development Commission are working together to save their small businesses.

For many of us, this weekend gave us a much-needed deep breath as we accept what is happening, prepare and plan our next steps.

As people continue to isolate and keep to themselves, an apartment complex in Paragould bonds together despite the isolation thanks to their apartment manager.

Two confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported in the county.

A local business closed their doors to help others by sewing masks to donate to local medical professionals.

A live update on the state’s response to the spread of COVID-19 in Arkansas, and the number of new cases.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation has closed a Clay County bridge because of structural deficiencies.

Citing an “abundance of caution due to the COVID-19 pandemic,” the Batesville School District has postponed an upcoming special election.

When some Greene County firefighters and police officers took an oath to “protect and serve” their communities, they meant it.

The social distancing order in Missouri took effect at 12:01 a.m. Monday, March 23.

Kroger will be adjusting store hours at its Delta Division stores starting Monday, March 23.

Several restaurants in Region 8 are changing up their services to serve the public with COVID-19 fears and restrictions, and to also stay open.

Hoxie Police Department is investigating a Friday shooting that left two dead.

A photo gallery of mug shots from the Craighead County Sheriff's Office.

It is called “Chalk the Walk” and it is being done in the Sage Meadows area of town.

Blytheville police are asking for the public’s help after a man was found shot to death inside a vehicle Saturday.

The child's mother says she’s sharing her family’s story because she wants people to know COVID-19 can seriously affect children.