Arkansas Health

Gov. Asa Hutchinson discussed Arkansas' "trigger law" which outlaws abortions with virtually no exceptions on NBC's "Meet The Press" on Sunday.

The program led by the state Department of Human Services offers grants to go toward respite care for dementia patients.

A team of researchers will use genetic sequencing technology to test the impact of exposure to arsenic, which can come from pesticides.

The Legislature has approved $37 million dollars in past fiscal session to address the issue.

The program will provide the overdose-reversal drug naloxone to patients after they've been discharged from the hospital.

The Health Department’s director expects cases will continue rising due to an easily transmissible subvariant.

Heifer International will remain on the top two floors of its Little Rock headquarters.

The game-based video app, called SafeUse, allows players to choose different scenarios that lead to different outcomes while discouraging opioid use among adolescents.

There's a new focus on mental wellness among college athletes, in part brought on by high-profile cases of athletes choosing to focus on their wellbeing instead of competing.

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge says drug makers conspired with companies that manage prescription drug plans for health insurers to artificially raise the price of insulin and other life-saving drugs.