Mark Bullock
WSFA 12 News
Montgomery, AL, United States
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Past articles by Mark:
Montgomery Landmarks Foundation finding new ways to preserve history
The Montgomery Landmarks Foundation is contributing to many of the area’s historic preservation efforts. → Read More
Law enforcement veteran challenging incumbent Alabama attorney general
Alabama’s attorney general faces a challenger in Tuesday’s election from a veteran of law enforcement. → Read More
Food for Thought 12/9
Each week, the 12 News Defenders bring you the highest and lowest restaurant inspection scores from the county health department. → Read More
Food for Thought 11/11
Each week, the 12 News Defenders bring you the highest and lowest restaurant inspection scores. → Read More
Food for Thought 9/9
Click for this week's highest and lowest restaurant inspection scores from the 12 News Defenders. → Read More
Longtime Montgomery restaurant owner dies
Bud Skinner, owner Jubilee Seafood and Bud’s Bar, has died. → Read More
Be cautious of COVID-19 relief check scams
The IRS is sending $600 checks to eligible taxpayers. If someone promises they can get you more, it’s likely a scam. → Read More
Food for Thought 10/29
Each week, the 12 News Defenders bring you the highest and lowest restaurant inspection scores from the county health department. Before you pick a place to eat, catch the latest edition of Food For Thought. The reports air each Thursday night at 10. → Read More
Alabama lieutenant governor provides update on family’s medical condition
Alabama Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth tweeted Friday he is "feeling great." But his wife has developed mild COVID-19 symptoms. → Read More
’Dinner on the Run’ to raise money for local non-profit
'Dinner on the Run’ offers a safe, healthy alternative to dining out. It also helps raise money for Girls on the Run of South Central Alabama, an organization that helps start young women on a positive life path. → Read More
Voters asked to renew existing school taxes in Elmore, Macon counties
Voters in Elmore and Macon counties will be asked to renew existing taxes for schools this November. The taxes are already being collected. So a 'yes' vote will not result in a tax increase. → Read More
Ala. voters to decide 6 constitutional amendments in November election
In addition to the presidential contest, Alabama voters will see a number of local and state races on the ballot on Nov. 3. → Read More
Montgomery mayor proposes civilian police review board following protests
The mayor presented a proposed referendum at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. → Read More
School marching bands begin rehearsals, but with restrictions
Rehearsals started this week at Elmore County High School. Band Director Anthony Vittore says social distancing is key. → Read More
Montgomery memorial opens for unique nighttime viewing
Starting this week, one of Montgomery’s most popular attractions will offer an experience to visitors in a whole new light. → Read More
EJI to offer nighttime viewing hours beginning next week
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice will begin offering nighttime viewing hours for the first time next week. → Read More
6 Montgomery Area Food Bank employees test positive for COVID-19
The Montgomery Area Food Bank is one of the latest organizations to fall victim to COVID-19. → Read More
Layoffs come to Alabama Shakespeare Festival
Layoffs are coming to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, one of the south's leading professional theater companies and the official state theater. → Read More
Michigan oncology center provides drive-thru treatment services for cancer patients
The Spectrum Health Cancer Center has a mobile work station out near the parking garage, stashed with everything needed for routine oncology services. → Read More
Expert discusses COVID-19 pandemic impact on mental health
Alabama Mental Health Commissioner Lynn Beshear says one does not have to be personally touched by the coronavirus in order to feel the isolating effects of the pandemic. → Read More