Lauren Krakau
KNWA News
Fayetteville, AR, United States
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Summer travel? Make sure you check your destination’s COVID-19 rules
People are making up for lost travel time during the pandemic, but it's not as simple as just hopping back on a plane. → Read More
900+ cases of different COVID-19 variants reported in Arkansas
After weeks of low COVID-19 numbers, variants, hospitalizations, and cases are on the rise. → Read More
Bus with migrant workers collides with van in India; 17 dead
LUCKNOW, India (AP) — A bus carrying migrant workers after the lifting of coronavirus restrictions hit a delivery van on a highway in northern India, killing at least 17 people and injuring 18, police said Wednesday. The bus overturned after colliding with the van coming from the opposite direction on Tuesday night near Kanpur, a […] → Read More
School districts react to fully vaccinated students no longer needing quarantine
KNWA/FOX24 spoke to school districts in both Benton and Washington Counties who say this will help ensure students and staff will be in the classroom more next year. → Read More
State legislators push back UA Chancellor’s Fulbright recommendations
The future of the statute of Senator J. William Fulbright at the University of Arkansas campus could be determined by a recent law that went into effect in Arkansas. → Read More
Baseball Regionals bring business to local hotels
It's been a big week for baseball fans and it's been just as big for business in Northwest Arkansas. → Read More
Teens opt to get vaccinated in hopes COVID-19 doesn’t affect sports next year
Teenagers are choosing to get vaccinated in hopes the virus doesn’t affect their sports season next year. → Read More
Neighbors react to Lavaca man being accused of $88 million coronavirus scheme
A local man is accused of defrauding the federal government of making over $42 million in false and fraudulent claims during the COVID-19 health emergency and his neighbors are reacting. → Read More
Rogers restaurants decide on mask requirement
Masks will no longer be required in the City of Rogers starting Thursday, May 27. → Read More
Lost your COVID-19 vaccination card? ADH says not to worry
If you’re not sure what to do if you lost your COVID-19 vaccination card, the Arkansas Department of Health says not to worry. → Read More
Long-term care facilities see staff shortages
There are growing concerns about workforce shortages, and long-term care facilities aren't exempt. → Read More
Lincoln grants the ultimate gift to graduate with autism
It was a 'sweet treat' watching AJ Valdez walk across the Lincoln stage to graduate on Thursday, May 20. → Read More
CDC updated mask guidance leaves high-risk families relying on you for protection
The CDC’s announcement that vaccinated people are safe to ditch their masks is leaving high-risk families in Northwest Arkansas to rely on you for protection. → Read More
UAMS launches sexual assault program, helping rural hospitals & clinics
New equipment helping connect emergency rooms to trained sexual assault nurse examiners is being implemented across the state. → Read More
Lawsuit filed against ‘Fixer to Fabulous’ hosts
A lawsuit has been filed against Dave and Jenny Marrs, the couple who hosts HGTV's Fixer to Fabulous show. → Read More
Washington Regional frontline worker’s teen son gets vaccinated
It was an emotional day as a Washington Regional frontline worker watched his son get the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Local pharmacies gear up for vaccine approval to ages 12-15
As the wait continues for the vaccine to be opened to ages 12-15, local pharmacies are already gearing up for the FDA's approval. → Read More
NWA employers struggle to find workers
America’s employers added just 266,000 jobs last month, sharply lower than in March and a sign that some businesses may be struggling to find enough workers. → Read More
NWA families hope to get assistance after recent flooding damages
Northwest Arkansas families are hoping to get assistance after the recent severe storms that swept through the area in late April. → Read More
AR educators try to get kids caught up in school
Arkansas educators are focusing on getting kids caught up on their academics as the pandemic has put some students way behind. → Read More