Good morning, Rogers.

A Bentonville man was sentenced to eight years in prison Monday by the Benton County Circuit Court for installing hidden cameras in a bathroom and in a fan — a video voyeurism crime.

A Springdale contractor is facing three theft charges after Rogers residents say he scammed them out of over $100K for home repairs following last Memorial Day tornado damage—longtime homeowners like the Strickerts never saw the work begin and now must pay out-of-pocket—Benton County prosecutors are looking into reimbursement options.

The Arkansas Senate on Tuesday approved a bill that would require the Education Department to include a discussion of human fetal development in state education standards — a change that lawmakers say will move the measure forward in the legislative process — and the bill now awaits its next review stage.

Arkansas lawmakers passed House Bill 1611 on March 31 that amends animal fighting laws—excluding roosters and other birds and creating a new offense for unlawful rooster fighting while retaining penalties such as a Class D felony for organizers.

The bill moves to the Senate Judiciary Committee today for further review.

Benton County is reinforcing Gooseberry Bridge — known to flood in heavy rains — by adding concrete to the road nearby, with the project set to finish by the end of spring as officials prepare for more storms.

Candlelight: Tribute to Adele

6:30-8:30 p.m. — TheatreSquared — Ticketed event — Experience the enchanting music of Adele performed by the Listeso String Quartet under candlelight.

Soulful Candlelight Yoga and Reiki Healing

7-8:30 p.m. — NWA Healing Hub — Check event page for costs — Experience gentle yoga by candlelight followed by a restorative Reiki session.

7th Annual Kid's Splash & Dash

2-3:30 p.m. — Bentonville Community Center — Registration required — Dive into fun and support MS research with this exciting kids' race event.