Aria Pons is a journalist based in Huntsville, Alabama, and writes for WAFF 48. With a focus on local news, Aria covers a wide range of topics including community events, public safety, education, and healthcare. Aria's work has also been featured in WBRC FOX6 News, showcasing her commitment to delivering important stories to the residents of North Alabama.
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By: Aria Pons
People can finally see some progress at the future site of Bank Independent Stadium.
FLORENCE, Ala. ( WAFF ) - A local paramedic is receiving the Stars of Life award.
Florence officials expect the city to continue growing in the next few years and they are planning for that growth now.
Officials gathered inside the lion habitat on campus to say their goodbyes to Leo III, Una and the Howards.
Following being fired by the civil service board, two Sheffield police officers are advocating for their jobs back.
The Colbert County Sheriff wants to bring his community together in the spirit of Thanksgiving. (WAFF) By Aria Pons Published: Nov. 22, 2024 at 5:34 AM CET
Community leaders will join together on Saturday in Sheffield for what’s being called a march for answers and justice.
Nearly 50 people from Tuscumbia are traveling to Washington D.C. this Friday to shine a light on the Russia-Ukraine war.
A community in Franklin County is pleading for help in finding a man who has been missing for over a month.
In Florence, a citizen got sick of seeing her packages stolen, so she put a plan into action to catch the porch pirate.
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