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, Parker Abels
"Looking at Arkansas, there is potential for lots of rain to happen, and there's lots of unknowns."
By: Kayla Davis
If you see her or her car, investigators are asking you to immediately call OSBI at 1-800-522-8017.
By: Kayla Davis
Since her arrest, Waterman has been held by authorities in Missouri awaiting a federal jury trial.
By: Logan Begneaud, Kayla Davis
The group calls the rejection "unlawful," and says it robs Arkansans of the opportunity to approve or deny the amendment themselves.
By: Kayla Davis
The U.S. Marshals Museum had a total of just under 65,000 visitors between 2023 to 2024. They're looking to increase that to 100,000 next year.
Rising seniors Taylor Conran and Miles Batson said they're no strangers to hard work and dedication.
"Even though the man is put in jail, it's not over for us," nurse Lisa Myers said. "The trauma will continue for a very long time."
"Even though the man is put in jail, it's not over for us," nurse Lisa Myers said. "The trauma will continue for a very long time."
By: Kayla Davis
"Win with Black Women" and "Win with Black Men" strategized to get out the vote in Black communities across the country.
The task force added another member to represent the 60% of the housing population in Fayetteville that rents.
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