Kayla Davis is a local journalist based in Franklin County, Arkansas. She writes for Stacy Woelber at THV11 and her work has also appeared in FOX16, KNWA-TV, and Fox 24 News. Kayla covers a wide range of topics including local events, community issues, and political developments in the state.
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Kayla Davis focuses on local news, particularly in Franklin County, Arkansas. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, education, family and relationships, healthcare and community events.
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By: Kayla Davis
The third annual NWA Health Summit was dedicated to improving maternal and infant health in the state of Arkansas.
By: Kayla Davis
The Arkansas Education Association says raising the base pay is good, but others are negatively affected.
By: Kayla Davis, Logan Begneaud
"I think there's a real understanding that we are losing real tax dollars to other communities."
By: Kayla Davis
The Arkansas Education Association says raising the base pay is good, but others are negatively affected.
Art students at one Fort Smith high school give back to the community and help local animals through showcasing their talent.
By: Kayla Davis
WALDRON, Ark. — Households are required to renew their SNAP certification every six to 12 months, according to the Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS).
By: Kayla Davis
Some Waldron residents say they have gone weeks without the benefits they need to feed their families.
By: Kayla Davis
ROGERS, Ark. — The historic War Eagle Bridge in Northwest Arkansas is a treasured landmark, but after over 115 years of standing strong, it's in need of some reconstruction.
By: Kayla Davis
“It's all replaceable, but it's stolen from kids, and stolen from a church."
"Todo es reemplazable, pero le estan robando a los niños, y a una iglesia."
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