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Siloam Springs Grows
Siloam Springs inches closer to annexing areas north of the city limits.
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Grandview Heights finished?
Earlier this week the Benton County Planning Commission voted not to grant the developers of Grandview Heights an extension on their condo project, and now...
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FDA says Tomatoes Safe; Hot Peppers Not
According to the Food and Drug administration (FDA), tomatoes are safe to eat again
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Obesity Rates Up
According to a report by the Centers for Disease Control, the American South is leading the way in obesity.
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NWA Starbucks Closings
First it was the Lowell location, now news of two more store closings in Rogers.
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Suspect Arrested For Rogers Murder
Police arrest a man wanted in a deadly shooting...
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Preparatory Trooper Training
Below is a news release from Arkansas State Police: (LITTLE ROCK) - Eighteen high school students from across Arkansas have completed a one-week preparatory trooper...
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Unemployment
Arkansas Unemployment Rate Drops to 5.0 Percent
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Gas Prices
Gas Prices Fall Back From Record Highs
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Unemployment Rate Down
Labor force data released Friday by the Department of Workforce Services shows Arkansas' seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped one-tenth of a percentage point in June to 5.0...
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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

Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor is being targeted yet again for his stance on gun legislation. http://t.co/w1Pmj5F5uI

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GE Brightest Classroom March 29
KNWA's Dan Skoff and Steve Cunningham with GE Lighting awarded Mrs. Kelly Pearce's 6th grade class at Kirksey Middle School in Rogers with $500...
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GE Bright Ideas Report: CFL Bulbs and Mercury
The government phase-out of incandescent light bulbs is coming soon and many people have already made the switch to eco-friendly bulbs like compact fluorescents.
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GE Bright Ideas Report / Watts vs. Lumens
Important information about lighting regulations
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Mrs. Lisa Taylor's 4th Grade Class, Shaw Elementary
Mrs. Lisa Taylor's 4th Grade class at Shaw Elementary in Springdale was awarded $500 from GE Lighting and KNWA.
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Light Bulb Comparison / GE Bright Ideas Report
Comparing old bulbs and energy efficient models
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