Anthony Montalto is a Digital Content Producer at WHAS-TV. He specializes in delivering engaging digital narratives that cover a range of topics, including local news and community stories. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WMAZ-TV, New York Daily News, and WVUA 23.
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Anthony Montalto's coverage primarily revolves around local news in the Macon-Bibb County area, with a focus on evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news. His articles often cover crime, government & politics, and entertainment news within this region.
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Alabama is one step closer to becoming a closed primary state after House Bill 541 passed last week and moved over to the Senate.
As students returned to the University of Alabama Monday after spring break, many paid tribute to the life of James Gracey, who died last week on a trip in Spain.
By: Anthony Montalto
Greensboro Avenue in downtown Tuscaloosa is another step closer to a big renovation.
By: Anthony Montalto
Hundreds of people protested Saturday in Tuscaloosa's Government Plaza, joining nationwide demonstrators in 'No Kings' rallies.
A Walker County man has an answer after weeks of court proceedings in his lawsuit against Tyson Foods.
By: Anthony Montalto
With six days left in the Alabama legislative session, lawmakers in Montgomery are scrambling to get the last bills to Gov. Kay Ivey's desk.
By: Anthony Montalto
A massive road improvement project in West Tuscaloosa is moving forward after a $44 million vote in Tuscaloosa City Council.
By: Anthony Montalto
It's quiet at Pickens County Medical Center. Equipment lines the halls, but there are no patients in sight. That's exactly how it's been since it closed in March 2020.
By: Anthony Montalto
In three weeks, Pickens County voters will make a decision — one county leader said could help secure the future of the county's ambulance service.
By: Anthony Montalto
Construction could soon start at the intersection of 10th Ave and 19th Street in Tuscaloosa to fix a longtime problem — one that could solve a flood of headaches for
