Morgan Young
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MPS planning job fair amidst statewide teacher shortage
Montgomery Public Schools is preparing to hold a job fair for teachers as the Alabama experiences a statewide teacher shortage. → Read More
Allergist says seeing pollen earlier means a longer allergy season
We are beginning to see pollen here in Alabama earlier than we ever did before. → Read More
Former Virginia College students still without answers months after closure
It's been nearly three months since Virginia College announced its sudden closure, leaving thousands of students around the country without answers or hope for finishing their degrees.In Montgomery, students say they are still unsure of what's next. → Read More
Starbucks going green by testing compostable cups
On the outside, the compostable cup looks just like Starbucks’ current paper cup. But on the inside, Starbucks has replaced the plastic liner with a biodegradable one. → Read More
LEAD Academy registration numbers continue to grow, parents express excitement
Montgomery parents discuss their decision to register their children for LEAD Academy. → Read More
Here’s how LEAD Academy will be different than traditional public schools
Charlotte Meadows sits down with WSFA 12 News to further discuss plans for Montgomery's first public charter school. → Read More
State’s ‘tax app’ gets some upgrades for second season
The Alabama Department of Revenue's eID tax app has several upgrades for its second tax season in existence. → Read More
Montgomery woman speaks after deadly house fire
Bennetta Carter lost her husband in a fire that destroyed her home in February. → Read More
Mother speaks after losing son to Beauregard tornado
Shamel Hart is trying to help her family heal just a day after burying her son and niece who died in the devastating March 3 tornadoes. → Read More
Mother speaks after losing son to Beauregard tornado
Shamel Hart is trying to help her family heal just a day after burying her son and niece who died in the devastating March 3 tornadoes. → Read More
Annual civil rights pilgrimage features new EJI museum, memorial
The annual civil rights pilgrimage, hosted by The Faith & Politics Institute, featured the Equal Justice Initiative's Legacy Museum and Memorial for Peace and Justice for the first time. → Read More
More than 30 guns recovered from area youth in the last year
Montgomery County District Attorney Daryl Bailey discusses the prominence of the issue of youth with guns following a shooting at Lee High School. → Read More
Residents say they’re ‘not surprised’ about Lee High School shooting
Montgomery residents say the recent shooting at Lee High School did not shock them. → Read More
MPS preparing to make cuts to avoid budget deficit
Montgomery Public Schools is preparing to make adjustments in order to avoid a budget deficit. → Read More
Greenville police see drop in crime, more community policing
Greenville Police share crime numbers from 2017 to 2018 and explain how they compare to current crime numbers for 2019. → Read More
Huntingdon College community rallies around cafeteria worker after devastating house fire
Students and staff at Huntingdon College support dining hall worker after fatal house fire → Read More
Jussie Smollett charged with making false police report
Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi tweeted the news on Wednesday after Smollett's attorneys met with prosecutors and detectives. → Read More
Family pressing charges against woman for disrupting baby’s birthday photo shoot
A Houston family is pressing charges against a woman who ordered them out of a local spot during their daughter's birthday photo shoot. They say the woman harassed them and even put her hands on one of them. → Read More
MPS Board to vote on charter school contracts early next week
The Montgomery Education Foundation and Montgomery Public Schools is preparing to finish its contract for MPS' first charter schools → Read More
Parents of child killed on South Boulevard react to coming safety changes
Timothy and Angela Buschert react to the Alabama Department of Transportation plans to begin construction on safety projects on a roadway where their son was hit and killed two years ago. → Read More