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This week’s Field Trip Friday hit the road to Mount Sequoyah, where the last of the fall foliage is still putting on a show. Meteorologist Josh Rugger joined in to explain what makes autumn leaves …

The Cancer Challenge Telethon is live now — running from 5 a.m. Tuesday until our 10 p.m. newscast — all to support local cancer care right here in Northwest Arkansas. Our crews are on site through…

This week’s Field Trip Friday takes aim at a new adventure: archery. Ashlyn and Jaclyn visited The Quiver in Bentonville to test their precision, focus and coordination. From learning proper stance to releasing arrows toward the target, they discovered how archery blends skill with concentration — and a little friendly competition. While they may not […]

Nearly 20 years after Travis Roberson vanished from Dickson Street in Fayetteville, his case is getting renewed attention.

Two Arkansans are challenging viewers to rethink what accessibility really means — and why many who are blind, visually impaired, deaf or nonverbal say the world still is not built with them in min…

It's a question Ashlyn Brothers has heard for years from people outside Arkansas — and even from travelers just passing through: "What's in Arkansas?"

It's a question Ashlyn Brothers has heard for years from people outside Arkansas — and even from travelers just passing through: “What's in Arkansas?”

FAYETEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — For young travelers, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security seems like a normal procedure when arriving to the airport.

A Northwest Arkansas man is sharing his story after surviving a missile strike at an airport in Saudi Arabia and helping injured victims in the aftermath.

When Karis Quinn reflects on her mother, she remembers someone who refused to let cancer define her family's life.