Sally Pitts
WSFA 12 News
Montgomery, AL, United States
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Former Prattville day care employees sentenced in abuse case
A judge has sentenced three former Prattville day care employees for abusing children in their care. → Read More
Andalusia mayor shares city developments, goals for 2023
The city of Andalusia is on the move. New shops are opening, and redevelopment is happening downtown. → Read More
Millbrook pastor’s home severely damaged in fire
Looking at what is left of his home after a fire, Peter Cova finds it hard to believe how fast it all happened. → Read More
Montgomery County DA warns residents of jury duty scam
The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office is warning of an old scam that’s resurfaced to target residents. → Read More
SBA offering low-interest loans to those affected by Jan. 12 tornadoes
The Small Business Administration offers long-term, low-interest rate loans for those who need help with their recovery. → Read More
US Sen. Tuberville re-introducing bill on foreign agricultural investments
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville says this bill is crucial for America’s food supply and national security. → Read More
Resource workshops for military, veterans to be held across Alabama
Several organizations are coming together to provide education and career opportunities for service members and their families. → Read More
Monday is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
Jan. 9 is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, a time to honor those who serve and protect. → Read More
Tuskegee mayor says 2023 looks positive for the city
Tuskegee Mayor Tony Haygood says the city is moving in the right direction. He predicts 2023 will be a good year. → Read More
Nursery owner advises on how to protect plants from the cold
The team at Little Mountain Growers is hard at work taking steps to protect its plants from the incoming cold. → Read More
Prattville kidnapping suspect denied bail under ‘Aniah’s Law’
Michael Butler is accused of robbing two teens at a Prattville Walgreens, kidnapping them and raping them at gunpoint. → Read More
Prattville kidnapping suspect denied bail under ‘Aniah’s Law’
Michael Butler is accused of robbing two teens at a Prattville Walgreens, kidnapping them and raping them at gunpoint. → Read More
Montgomery native Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss’ death brings mental health awareness into focus
Statistics show in Alabama more than 78% of all suicides are committed by men. There has also been an increasing number of suicides among African Americans. → Read More
Family remembers Alabama Navy doctor killed in attack on Pearl Harbor
More than 2,000 Americans were killed, among those who died was a doctor from Chilton County. → Read More
Iron Ruck march set to raise awareness for veteran suicide prevention
There’s a group of student veterans from the University of Alabama and Auburn University setting their intense rivalry aside in order to focus on an important cause. → Read More
Christmas trees likely to cost more this year, professor says
Christmas trees are a sure sign of the holiday season. This year, that tree will likely cost you more. → Read More
Alabama farmers send hay to drought-stricken Texas farmers
Cattle farmers in Alabama came together to donate 41 rows of hay to Texas farmers. → Read More
Wildfires big concern for Alabama firefighters
The Alabama Forestry Commission says dozens of fires have burned hundreds of acres over the last week. → Read More
Wildfires big concern for Alabama firefighters
The Alabama Forestry Commission says dozens of fires have burned hundreds of acres over the last week. → Read More
Montgomery County DA’s office warns of teen sexting dangers
The Montgomery County district attorney’s office says anyone found sending or receiving inappropriate images of a minor — including images of the sender — could be prosecuted under the state’s child pornography law. → Read More