Lakyra Banks is a journalist based in Northwest Arkansas, focusing on local news for KHBS/KHOG 40/29 and THE ARKANSAS CW. With a passion for community reporting, Lakyra covers a wide range of topics including education, social issues, weather, and events happening in the region. Her work has also been featured on KATV.
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Lakyra Banks' coverage predominantly revolves around local news, including education, community events, and weather updates in Arkansas. She seems to favor articles with announcements and expert commentary.
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By: Lakyra Banks
As early voting gets underway across Arkansas, one hotline is a source for voters with language barriers.
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The Greenwood Police Department confirmed the three deceased victims are Daniel Isaiah Arrington, 18, Vivian Medrano, 6, and their mother Wendy Medrano, 46.
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The Arkansas Coalition of Marshallese held a town hall Thursday focused on how young voters can shape their community's future.
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The Red Cross said they spoke with the owner of this home and everyone who was inside is okay.
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With a ribbon cutting, Governor Sarah Sanders officially opened the door of the culinary wing of the University of Health and Performance.
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UAFS fans filled the court Tuesday night with stuffed animals, benefiting children in need this holiday season.
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The city had weeks to do what should take a year after Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina.
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Child labor violations have surged over 260% in the past three years, with advocates linking the rise to recent law changes.
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Arkansas drivers will soon see faster, safer responses to road debris thanks to new technology.
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The Razorbacks women's basketball team honors the history and culture of Indigenous people at Thursday night's game
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