Sally Pitts
WSFA 12 News
Montgomery, AL, United States
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Recent articles by Sally:
Memorial Day expected to bring large crowds to Alabama beaches
Both Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are policing the shoreline and encouraging beachgoers to be responsible. → Read More
Memorial Day expected to bring large crowds to Alabama beaches
Both Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are policing the shoreline and encouraging beachgoers to be responsible. → Read More
Playgrounds remain closed in Alabama
Doctors at UAB Hospital listed several reasons why it’s important for playgrounds to stay closed. → Read More
Playgrounds remain closed in Alabama
Doctors at UAB Hospital listed several reasons why it’s important for playgrounds to stay closed. → Read More
Hospitals battling dwindling revenue due to coronavirus
As hospitals work around the clock to take care of patients, they are facing another battle - dwindling revenues. → Read More
Supporting health care workers during National Hospital Week
More than ever we realize how important hospitals are to our community. → Read More
Walmart to give another round of bonuses to employees amid COVID-19 pandemic
Retail giant Walmart will once again provide bonuses to employees working during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
‘A pretty scary thing:’ Kid illness tied to virus worries NY
Mayor Bill de Blasio says a total of 52 children in New York City have been diagnosed with an inflammatory syndrome possibly linked to COVID-19 and another 10 cases are pending. → Read More
Ala. Hospital Association president worried COVID-19 will escalate as businesses reopen
With additional businesses opening up, some people are taking more chances, and health experts are concerned. → Read More
‘Such a loss’: Wetumpka grieves death of 11-year-old killed in Jefferson County hunting accident
The Wetumpka community is grieving after the loss of a Wetumpka native’s son. → Read More
Disney profit sinks amid shuttered parks, movies and sports
Disney's second-quarter profit dropped 91% to $475 million, down from $5.4 billion a year earlier. → Read More
Drugs confiscated in ‘care package’ meant for inmate
A package meant for a Covington County inmate was confiscated by officers and now suspects are being sought. → Read More
Family Sunshine Center concerned about victims quarantined with abusers
Staying home can reduce the spread of the coronavirus, but it can also increase the dangers for families living with domestic violence. → Read More
Coronaviruses will never be fully eradicated, Auburn professor says
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that are common in people and animals, and an Auburn University professor believes coronaviruses will never be fully eradicated. → Read More
Montgomery Public Schools using buses as WiFi hotspots for quarantined students
The Montgomery Public School system is keeping students connected while they are quarantined at home. → Read More
Despite COVID-19 truck drivers keep on rolling
While many are working from home, truck drivers are still hitting the road making sure the vital supplies needed make it onto store shelves. → Read More
Lee County community members ‘Park and Pray’ for hospital staff
Lee County residents are showing their support for hospital workers. → Read More
Tuskegee U. veterinarian talks COVID-19, pets
As more people across the world become infected with the coronavirus, others are worried about their pets. → Read More
AARP offers tips to navigate coronavirus storm
Because there’s so much to be learned about coronavirus, or COVID-19, it can be easy to run into misinformation about the virus. → Read More
Pandemic prompts Ala. driver’s license office changes
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is rolling out a few changes at local driver’s license offices. → Read More