breaking news
KNWA News Archive
-
Millions Waiting to be Claimed in Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt
LITTLE ROCK, AR -- The Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt has added 25,000 new names to its list of unclaimed property owners.
Read More» -
District Approves Centerton Location for Second High School
BENTONVILLE, AR -- On Monday, the Bentonville School District approved Centerton to be the location for the proposed second high school.
Read More» -
Most Requested Donation Items for OKC Tornado Survivors
Here's a quick list of the items most needed in the areas affected by the deadly tornado in Moore, Oklahoma.
Read More» -
Voice Winner Plays in Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE, AR -- Attention The Voice fans! A familiar face performs in Fayetteville on Tuesday.
Read More» -
Update: Man Killed by Storm Debris in Springdale
SPRINGDALE, AR -- Springdale police say debris from Monday's storms killed a man as he was driving along Highway 412.
Read More» -
How to Help OKC: Local Events, Organizations Pitch In
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS -- Several local organizations are organizing events and donation efforts to support the victims of Monday's tornado in Moore, OK.
Read More» -
Crews Comb Devastation, Confirmed Death Toll Lowered to 24
The confirmed death toll from the Oklahoma medical examiner was lowered from an earlier figure of 51 to now 24 people, including eight children. Authorities...
Read More» -
Arkansas Leaders React to Oklahoma Devestation
LITTLE ROCK, AR -- On Tuesday, Governor Mike Beebe released a statement on the Moore, Oklahoma tornado saying, "...few of us can even imagine the...
Read More» -
Fuel Spill Causes Traffic Delays
A fuel spill in Springdale at the intersection of Wagon Wheel Road and Silent Grove is causing traffic delays.
Read More» -
OK Death Toll Revised, President to Speak at 9:00am
NEAR OKLAHOMA CITY--President Obama is set to speak on the diasaster in Oklahoma at 9:00am. Meanwhile, the medical examiner's office has revised the death toll...
Read More»
Page 10 of 2891
Stay Connected
It's your LAST CHANCE to win this awesome coffee maker and fully stocked coffee rack! Submit a video of you... http://t.co/BGUOhx4L6Q
UPDATE: New pictures from the scene of deadly Beaver Lake explosion that killed 23 year old woman. @knwanews #arnews http://t.co/AwBCe3EpXH
RT @TheFoxNewsEdge: Official statement from the fatal explosion near Beaver Lake, coming up. https://t.co/7zAgOwoFAD
RT @KNWAnews: A family member has confirmed that 23-year-old Kayla Woolsey died at the scene of the Beaver Lake explosion this... http://t.co/IO9rxQy1uW
KNWA Bios
-
Gina De Vecchio
Meteorologist - KNWA
Read More» -
Marissa Stevens
Weekend Anchor/General Assignment Reporter - KNWA & Fox News Edge
Read More» -
Kyle Leyenberger
General Assignment Reporter - KNWA & Fox News Edge
Read More» -
Cassidy Hodges
General Assignment Reporter
Read More» -
Ben Goodwin
Chief Photographer - KNWA & FOX 24
Read More»
Page 2 of 3
Like KNWA
Bright Ideas Archive
-
Brightest Classroom: Mrs. Siegal's 3rd Grade Class
ELKINS, AR -- On Wednesday, Chief Meteorologist was at Elkins Elementary to present Mrs. Siegal's 3rd grade class with the latest Brightest Classroom award.
Read More» -
Brightest Classroom: Mr. Curtis' Class
This week's Brightest Classroom is at Bayyari Elementary in Springdale. Dan Skoff pays a visit to Mr. Curtis and his class.
Read More» -
Brightest Classroom: Rhonda Rutledge Siloam Springs Middle School 6 - 8 Grade
Meteorologist Clint Boone surprised Mrs. Rhonda Rutledge Siloam Springs Middle School class today with the Brightest Classroom award for the month of April. She received...
Read More» -
Brightest Classroom March 26h: Mrs. Erickson's 5th Grade
Our "brightest classroom" isn't located inside a building, but rather right outside. My fifth graders just began a community garden
Read More» -
Brightest Classroom: Mrs. Lacie Moore-3rd Grade, March 13th
Chief Meteorologist, Dan Skoff, and Steve Cunningham from GE Lighting surprised Mrs. Lacie Moore's 3rd grade class at Grace Hill Elementary as a Brightest Classroom.
Read More»
Page 1 of 16
Featured Stories
-
Pink Courage: The Breast Ride Ever
22 women on the open road as part of "The Breast Ride Ever." The goal is to raise awareness about breast cancer and money...
Read More» -
Breast Cancer Survival Rate Lower for Men
According to the American Cancer Society breast cancer in men is much less common than it is in women. But new research reported in the...
Read More» -
Benefits Outweigh Risks in Mammograms
Two new studies suggest that women who are at increased risk for breast cancer will benefit from mammogram screenings every other year starting at age...
Read More» -
Komen Ozark Race For The Cure Turnout
The Komen Ozark Race For Cure brought thousands out to The Pinnacle Hills Promenade Mall in Rogers.
Read More» -
2012 Komen Ozark Race for the Cure
A sea of pink flooded the Pinnacle Hills Promenade Saturday as thousands of people ran in the annual Komen Ozark Race for the Cure in...
Read More»
Page 10 of 101
Web Extras
-
WEB EXTRA: Why Are You the Best Fit for Fayetteville?
Mayor Lioneld Jordan and former Mayor Dan Coody are vying for the top spot in Fayetteville.
Read More» -
WEB EXTRA: The Moment Patience Embraced Her Differences
One University of Arkansas cheerleader is inspiring others on the field.
Read More» -
WEB EXTRA: Ineffective Bullying Prevention Approaches
Bullying can be a complex problem and according to stopbullying.org some common approaches to handling it in school and at home are not effective.
Read More» -
WEB EXTRA: What Would You Say to the Razorback Football Team?
What would you say to the Razorback football team?
Read More» -
WEB EXTRA: Razorback Fans Tailgate
Despite losing to ULM in Little Rock, Razorback fans still arrived early for the Alabama game to tailgate.
Read More»
Page 5 of 27
