Joshua Pineda

Fayetteville

Multimedia Journalist at KNWA-TV (Fayetteville, AR)

Multimedia Journalist @kolr10kozl University of Arkansas alum.

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Articles

Hundreds show up at immigrant rally in Springdale

2 weeks ago | nwahomepage.com | Joshua Pineda

SPRINGDALE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The rain didn’t stop hundreds of people from coming to Cherry Park in Springdale to voice their concerns and frustrations over the treatment of immigrants. Irvin Camacho, co-founder of the organization Alliance for Immigrant Respect and Education, says it’s important to value each other, rather than judging someone for their citizenship status.
Driven by Morgan Nick case, Arkansas forms cold case units

2 weeks ago | nwahomepage.com | Joshua Pineda

ALMA, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — June 9, 1995. It’s a date seared into the hearts of Arkansans. The day 6-year-old Morgan Nick vanished from a little league baseball game in Alma. More than 10,950 days have passed. And still, no answers. But Morgan’s disappearance has fueled a movement. Her case has sparked advancements in DNA technology, reinvigorated efforts to solve cold cases, and continues to inspire a community and law enforcement to keep going. “We won’t stop till we find her.
NWA 2050: School districts anticipate growth, seek millage increase

1 month ago | nwahomepage.com | Joshua Pineda

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS (KNWA/KFTA) — Northwest Arkansas school districts are seeing a substantial increase in students, and to try to keep up with the growth, Gentry and Farmington school districts need a few upgrades. “Northwest Arkansas is experiencing some extraordinary growth, and Gentry is no different. We’re seeing a lot of new students moving into our school district, and it’s an exciting time,” said Mark Scott, the director of community engagement for the Gentry School District.
NWA 2050: School districts anticipate growth, seek millage increase

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Joshua Pineda

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS (KNWA/KFTA) — Northwest Arkansas school districts are seeing a substantial increase in students, and to try to keep up with the growth, Gentry and Farmington school districts need a few upgrades. “Northwest Arkansas is experiencing some extraordinary growth, and Gentry is no different. We’re seeing a lot of new students moving into our school district, and it’s an exciting time,” said Mark Scott, the director of community engagement for the Gentry School District.
Providing free Thanksgiving meals to those in need

Nov 28, 2024 | ozarksfirst.com | Tony Nguyen |Joshua Pineda

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Several organizations are providing Thanksgiving meals to those who are in need. Salvation Army and Victory Mission welcomed more than 400 people today to enjoy a free holiday meal. “I’ve had life experiences with relatives and that have been on this other side of life.
Springfield Police Department to receive $700,000 grant to help with gun crime

Nov 18, 2024 | ozarksfirst.com | Joshua Pineda |Drew Tasset

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Local law enforcement has been gifted $700,000 to help officers solve gun-related crime thanks to a bill passed by Springfield City Council Monday night. The bill — which passed with flying colors — will establish a new crime gun intelligence center, funded by a grant from the Department of Justice. Springfield Police Chief Paul Williams says he knew the bill would pass, and he’s ready to put the money to good use.
Soft open, newly renovated downtown movie theater open for business

Nov 15, 2024 | ozarksfirst.com | Joshua Pineda |Tony Nguyen

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — After more than a year and a half, tonight, moviegoers will once again be able to enjoy the sights and sounds of a new film by going to the newly renovated College Station Theaters in downtown Springfield. “We’re going to have the best in-theater experience you can find,” said Curtis Killingsworth, assistant general manager for the College Station Theaters.
State Highway in Texas County closed for foreseeable future

Nov 14, 2024 | yahoo.com | Joshua Pineda

TEXAS COUNTY, Mo. — Some people across the Ozarks are still dealing with the aftermath of last week’s flooding. One problem area remains, the Mason Bridge on Highway 32 in Texas County is closed for the foreseeable future. Remington Coble and Zen Sickler say last week’s flooding caused major issues for residents who rely on Highway 32 for travel. “I’d say, like 30 feet or so and ended up washing out over the bridge, taking out the guardrail and flooding the whole area.
Law enforcement ready to crack down on distracted driving

Nov 13, 2024 | ozarksfirst.com | Joshua Pineda

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — At the turn of the new year, local law enforcement will be looking for drivers using their phones behind the wheel. The Hands-Free Law went into effect on August 2023, but law enforcement has given drivers a grace period to warn them of the dangers and the consequences they could face beginning January 1. Even though the law went into effect in 2023, Sgt.
Springfield police working to make walking safer

Nov 12, 2024 | ozarksfirst.com | Joshua Pineda

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Springfield residents are raising concerns after they say it’s gotten too dangerous to go for a walk around the city, even when the sun is shining. shows more than 50% of women who were interviewed are scared of walking alone at night, and here in Springfield, that concern is starting to become more prevalent.