Health Care: Arkansas officials say moving nearly 209,000 people off the ARHOME Medicaid expansion model will take longer than the six-month federal extension, leaving the state racing to plan a replacement. Courts: A state judge allowed a challenge to Arkansas’ near-total abortion ban to proceed. President Trump also withdrew Judge Lee Rudofsky’s appeals-court nomination and named Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Cody Hiland instead. Pulaski County: Judge-elect Wendell Griffen tapped former congressional candidate Chris Jones as planning director. Public Safety: Investigators found no credible evidence that a guitar case thrown into Lake Millwood contained a bomb. Politics: Democrats broke the Republican supermajority in the Arkansas House, while Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders proposed a $7 billion budget with increased spending for Medicaid, SNAP and school vouchers. Education: Audit records show the University of Central Arkansas paid more than $77,000 in federal aid to nonexistent students in a spring fraud scheme.