Remington Miller

The Jacksonville Police Department has named two more suspects connected with a shooting that injured two people.

While last week's snow is melting away and temperatures have slightly warmed over the past few days, cold air is expected to hit the state this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

Much of Arkansas is forecast to see some form of wintry precipitation later this week as a storm system moves through the state, the National Weather Service said.

Following Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ state of emergency declaration on Saturday due to wide-ranging weather forecast across the state, Arkansans faced severe thunderstorms, snow flurries, rapidly dropping temperatures and the first confirmed tornado of the new year.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders declared an emergency on Saturday ahead of winter weather that was expected to hit the northern part of the state on Sunday. Forecasters predicted snow in northern Arkansas and said severe storms were possible farther south.

Isis Pettway, a clinical therapist with the Psychiatric Research Institute at the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences, shared advice for coping with grief this season.

White County authorities arrested a suspect on Friday after a man was fatally shot, a news release from the sheriff's office said.

A minor was injured and taken to an area hospital on Saturday after police responded to a shooting on Briarstone Drive in Sherwood, according to a Facebook post from the city's police department posted around 11:18 p.m. on Saturday.

Four people were killed in separate crashes on Arkansas roads Friday and Sunday, preliminary reports from law enforcement state.

Most of the state, excluding parts of northeastern Arkansas, are at a risk of seeing storms that could produce gusty winds and hail on Monday, the National Weather Service said.