Eureka Springs to Follow Fayetteville Lead in Anti-Discrimination

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Asa Hutchinson and GOP Senate hopeful Tom Cotton say they will vote for a measure that would raise the Arkansas minimum wage, but was that decision based on recent polling results? Also, Eureka Springs aldermen get ready to consider a non-discrimination ordinance of their own less than a month after Fayetteville passed a similar measure. Fort Smith officials change regulations pertaining to temporary signs in public rights-of-way, and the Great Arkansas Cleanup gets underway for the 45th year.