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Time for a Trim?
Some people in Rogers are upset about high grass in their neighborhood.
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Who Owns The Rain?
Who owns the rain falling on your property? If you're in Utah the answer is: not you.
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Arraignment Pushed Back
The arraignment for a former Springdale teacher and coach has been pushed back.
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Mental Health Care Returns To NWA
It's been five years since there's been mental health treatment available in Northwest Arkansas. That will change thanks to some extra funding.
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Arkansas Man to Compete in the 2008 Paralympic Games
A Little Rock man is set to compete in the 2008 Paralympic Games in September.
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Back To School...That's Under Construction
School's right around the corner, but will Butterfield Elementary in Fayetteville be ready?
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Slow Internet in Arkansas?
A study by the Communications Workers of America places Arkansas near the bottom when it comes to internet download speeds.
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Arkansas Students Top the Nation on English Tests, Score High in Other Subjects
Arkansas students and teachers have something new to smile about. The latest round of Arkansas scores from the college admission and placement ACT exam provides more positive...
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Disability Groups Boycott New Movie
They claim Dreamworks’ new film pokes fun at the mentally disabled.
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Huckabee To Form Vertical Politics Institute
Former Arkansas Governor
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RT @Jesse__Nicole: Would someone please explain why there are 8 if not more cops on wagon wheel road in Springdale?! @KNWAnews

@KNWAnews I think you mean "stances" (plural). He voted for the assault weapons ban in 04, but now in election season pretends 2 b pro-gun

Would someone please explain why there are 8 if not more cops on wagon wheel road in Springdale?! @KNWAnews

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Colo. Students Form Eco Light Bulb-Changing Team
Several student volunteers are going door-to-door in Colorado, trying to get people to switch to fluorescent light bulbs.
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Energy Saving Light Bulbs Flying Off Store Shelves
Just two days before many celebrate Earth Day, there's been a spike in the sale of new lighting bulbs.
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