Arkansas state agencies feeling impact of covid-related staff absences, sometimes closing doors

Six of the state Department of Finance and Administration's 134 revenue offices -- like some other parts of state government -- have been closed for brief periods since Jan. 1 because of staffing shortages related to the surge from the omicron covid-19 variant.

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