KVOM NewsWatch, Thursday, April 2, 2026

Conway Police say victim in fatal stabbing at Walmart store did not know her attacker; forecasted rain probably not enough to end drought; Conway County Care Center's Cereal Drive is underway; Our Blood Institute to offer Route 66-themed tee shirt for blood donors; Judge rules to remote Ten Commandments monument from capitol grounds, state is appealing; CARTI Russellville expands; Senator Davis to run for Senate Pro Tempore; local youth win state Knights of Columbus Free Throw Competition; rain may postpone high school baseball and softball games today; we visit with Tessie Mix and Blake Erbach of the Perry County Extension Service.