Arkansas Healthcare

The lawmaker was diagnosed in 1962 with childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis shared his story as part of its 60th anniversary celebration.

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

The Arkansas Blood Institute says supply chain issues on top of an already below normal blood supply are creating additional challenges.

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

Through United Healthcare, the state will be able to offer retired employees Medicare Advantage Plus, instead of just Medicare.

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

While being honored for increasing funding for those with disabilities, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said there are still federal government roadblocks.

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.

Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families examined the state of Black women's health in a report released Tuesday.

The Batesville-based liberal arts college on Monday announced plans for the schools, which will be built in Little Rock.