Good Day NWA: Toddler Belts Out National Anthem
by: Jaclyn House
The saga continues for #PlaneBae. A couple used social media to covertly document what appeared to be two strangers, hitting it off on a flight. The story went viral. The woman who posted the story as well as the the newly dubbed "plane bae" appeared nationally on morning shows. Now, it's led to a heated debate about internet privacy. The unidentified woman who is the subject of all this unwanted interest describes herself in a statement as "a professional woman" who "did not ask for and does not seek attention." And she says what happened to her is a digital age-cautionary tale.
Cardi B and the Carters lead the nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards. New mom Cardi B leads the way with 10 nods, including video, song, and artist of the year, while Beyonce and JayZ picked up eight nominations, including best collaboration and video of the year. The VMA's air live from New York on August 20.
This may be the sweetest thing you hear. Take a listen to a 3-year-old singing the National Anthem at the Auburn Doubledays home game. His name is Drake Grillo and he stole everyone's hearts at a baseball game. His mother says the team asked him last minute if he would sing and he jumped at the chance.
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97-year-old Rogers woman waits for COVID-19 vaccine
by Lauren Krakau / Dec 31, 2020
ROGERS, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — A 97-year-old woman in Rogers is anxiously waiting for the start of a new year and for her turn getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
Ann Karcher of Rogers, is the young age of 97.
Local pharmacies team up with emergency crews to distribute COVID-19 vaccines
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — In his most recent state address, Governor Asa Hutchinson expressed frustration with the rate of COVID-19 vaccinations in Arkansas, but pharmacies in Fayetteville are working around the clock to make sure that's not the case when vaccines become available to them.
Julie Stewart with Medical Arts Pharmacy said the Fayetteville location could get vaccines as early as Monday, January 4.
Prairie Grove Health & Rehab residents to get COVID-19 vaccines
PRAIRIE GROVE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) – Nursing homes and long-term care facilities received their first shipments of the Moderna vaccine on Monday, December 28.
Details are limited because the Arkansas Health Care Association says they are still trying to iron out everything after the holiday weekend, but many facilities told KNWA/FOX 24 they are expecting residents to get vaccinated this week.
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