Katie Davila
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BVPOA reveals plans to extinguish and clean out stump dump by next month
Efforts are officially underway to put out the Trafalgar Road Fire that's been burning in Bella Vista for almost a year. → Read More
What are the laws of driving with medical marijuana? This could change local law enforcement.
Medical marijuana is just weeks away from cultivating in Northwest Arkansas and this could change the way local law enforcement handles traffic stops. → Read More
Arkansas advocates celebrates children protection bills passed in legislative session
Children's advocacy centers in Arkansas are celebrating the work done by lawmakers in the 92nd General Assembly. → Read More
Strawberry farms tackle problems caused by recent rainfall
Recent rainfall and warm temperatures are causing a headache for some local strawberry farmers. → Read More
Walmart's hunger relief campaign will help feed thousands in NWA
Over 63,000 people in Northwest Arkansas struggle with hunger and a national initiative is helping to combat it. → Read More
"We can't even get a handle on it," Arkansas ranked of the worst states for bullying yet again.
Arkansas ranks as one of the worst states for bullying in 2019, and this isn't the first time. → Read More
Questions Raised if Centerton's City Attorney has Actually Resigned
According to Centerton Mayor Bill Edwards, City Attorney Brian Rabal verbally confirmed he would resign after a special city council meeting took place last week. However, Rabal has yet to confirm that's the case. → Read More
Bella Vista POA to Save Millions Extinguishing Stump Dump
Those in Bella Vista may soon see an end to the Trafalgar Road Fire. → Read More
New Online Database Will Help Tackle Food Insecurities in NWA
A new online tool could help decrease the number of hungry families in Northwest Arkansas. → Read More
Immigration Advocates Fight Anti-Sanctuary Law on Cinco de Mayo Weekend
People around the country are celebrating Cinco de Mayo but in Arkansas, part of the Latino community is taking this time to fight back on anti-immigration policies. → Read More
Fayetteville PD Looking to Make the Force More Female
The Fayetteville Police Department is looking to make the force more female. Saturday, the department hosted its first ever female recruiting event. → Read More
Fayetteville crews keep trails clear during severe weather
With continued rain in the area, flooding isn't the only thing crews in Fayetteville are on the lookout for. → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Centerton Residents Plan to Oust the Mayor
In an exclusive interview you'll only see on KNWA, people in Centerton are trying to oust the mayor. One resident says people are fed up with the lies coming from city hall and will fight to regain the integrity of the city of Centerton. → Read More
Locals Help Bail Out Homeless Woman Amid Arkansas Poor People's Campaign
Northwest Arkansans are joining people around the country Sunday to make the national call to overcome what they call, "the evils of poverty." → Read More
NWA Faith Groups Promote Peace After Deadly Attack on California Synagogue
Northwest Arkansans from all different faiths walked alongside each other Sunday morning to promote peace, especially after recent attacks in California. → Read More
Mom Helps Law Enforcement "Take Back Drugs" after Son Dies from Overdose
Seventy-thousand Americans die from drug overdoses every year. Saturday, April 27, thousands of police departments around the country worked to prevent more deaths by collecting unused or expired prescription drugs. → Read More
Locals Continue the Fight Against Breast Cancer in Inaugural "More Than Pink Walk"
Hundreds of Northwest Arkansas locals took a step in the direction of hope Saturday morning to educate people about breast health. → Read More
New Businesses Help Revitalize Downtown Rogers
Businesses in Downtown Rogers are booming, creating a new culture and atmosphere for the area. One thing you won't see change is the buildings themselves. → Read More
Volunteers Help Over 15 Non-Profits "Live United"
Over 15 Northwest Arkansas non-profits saved thousands of necessary dollars Friday thanks to Live United Day. → Read More
Governor Hutchinson Comments on Close of "Historic" Legislative Session
The 92nd Arkansas General Assembly officially wrapped up Wednesday and many historical steps were taken. → Read More