Ka'Tani Gouch is a journalist based in Northwest Arkansas, focusing on local news and events in the area. She writes for KHBS/KHOG 40/29 and THE ARKANSAS CW, and her work has also been featured in KATV. With a passion for community journalism, Ka'Tani covers a wide range of topics, from local events and human interest stories to weather updates and community initiatives.
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Ka'Tani Gouch's coverage revolves around local events, community engagement, and seasonal topics in Northwest Arkansas. She often includes expert commentary and announcements related to family & relationships as well as education.
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By: Ka'Tani Gouch
The city of Fayetteville is set to celebrate Hispanic culture with annual Hispanic Heritage Festival.
By: Adam Roberts, Ka'Tani Gouch
The name will be hard to guess ahead of time, the managing director says.
By: Ka'Tani Gouch
Four Arkansas firefighters are in Tallahassee, Florida, to support and aid those in need.
By: Ka'Tani Gouch
On Tuesday, Oct. 22, police issued a warrant in connection with a fatal crash on Oct. 11 that claimed the life of a 13-year-old boy.
By: Ka'Tani Gouch
New fire code changes could be coming to the city of Greenwood.
By: Ka'Tani Gouch
New court filings say his team wants sentencing delayed now that Donald Trump is the new president-elect.
By: Ka'Tani Gouch
With a new economic plan entering the white house in a couple months, NWA businesses may see the impacts soon.
By: Adam Roberts, Ka'Tani Gouch, Darby Bybee
War Eagle Mill reopened just five days after a Memorial Day weekend tornado caused extensive damage to the historic site and is now fully operational six months later.
By: Ka'Tani Gouch
Students who can't go home for the holidays are spending it on campus.
By: Adam Roberts, Ka'Tani Gouch
Ten thousand people could attend the 2024 Christmas Parade in Bentonville, Arkansas on Saturday.
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