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Americans Driving Less
American's driving less than ever. Is that a good thing? Michelle Franzen reports.
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Taser MO Teen
Family claims police tasered Missouri teen after he fell 30 feet and broke multiple bones. Sara Sheffield reports.
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Gas Prices
The Downward Trend Of Gas Prices Continues In Arkansas
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Decatur Future Decided
The State Board of Education makes a decision about the future of Decatur schools.
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State Changes Adoption Rules
There's a new rule for Arkansas residents who are hoping to adopt a child.
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Gas Prices Force ORT Cuts
Ozark Regional Transit plans to cut more routes
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Greenland Teachers Crunching Numbers
A Greenland math teacher is crunching the numbers for his school district well before the first bell rings.
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Cost of Combat to Soldiers
Research at the University of Arkansas suggests that the very training that prepares soldiers to react quickly in combat leaves the individual vulnerable to a variety of...
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Troop Deployment Shortened
President Bush Thursday morning announced that the combat tours to Iraq will be shortened from 15 months to 12 months, effective Friday.
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Abused Dogs
A Newton County man and a 15 year old have been charged with animal cruelty according to the Humane Society of the United States, and...
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Brightest Classroom Feb 19th: Mrs. Lofton 3rd Grade
Chief Meteorologist, Dan Skoff, surprised Mrs. Andrea Lofton's 3rd grade class at Butterfield Trail Elementary in Fayetteville, as a Brightest Classroom.
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Brightest Classroom: Mrs. Grom 6th Grade St. Vincent de Paul
KNWA Meteorologist Clint Boone, John Millis and Steve Cunningham from GE Lighting, awarded Mrs. Sean Grom's 6th grade students this morning as one of February's...
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Brightest Classroom Jan 22: Mrs. Berlanga's 1st Grade
KNWA and GE Lighting awarded Mrs. Berlanga's 1st Grade students at Turnbow Elementary as one of our Brightest Classrooms on January 22nd.
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Brightest Classroom: Mrs. Guffey 6th Grade Lingle Middle School
KNWA and GE Lighting surprised Mrs. Aerial Guffey's 6th grade class at Lingle Middle School in Rogers with $500 as one of our "Brightest Classrooms."
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Brightest Classroom: Mrs. Teresa Cornett's Class
Meet this week's Brightest Classroom award winners: Mrs. Teresa Cornett's 4th grade class at Vandergriff Elementary!
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