Imani Williams
Reporter
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Imani Williams is from Jackson, Tennessee or the “731” as she likes to call it. She joins the Region 8 News team from WNBJ in Jackson where she was a reporter for nearly two years.
Imani earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Journalism from Middle Tennessee State University and later began here journalism career in her hometown.
Imani is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. She has one dog named “Ace” and shares they are loving Arkansas so far. Her favorite things to do are shopping, finding cool museums, and meeting new people.
If you have any story ideas, questions, or concerns contact Imani at Imani.Williams@kait8.com or on Twitter @ImaniWilliamstv.
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Thanks to a group of students at Arkansas State University, a man was able to hug again.
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Two men risked their lives for others during the tornado.
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A Jonesboro, Arkansas woman said she received an iPhone alert about an Apple tracking device traveling with her.
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After receiving funds from the CARES Act, the state allocated $173 million to the Arkansas Department of Human Services. That money is now available through the Arkansas Rent Relief program.