Brianna Cook is a multimedia journalist at WGXA. With a strong foundation in mass media arts from Clark Atlanta University, she has developed a passion for storytelling that spans topics such as crime and justice, regional interest, and public education. Brianna's work has been featured in various outlets including The Sunflower, NBC12 - WWBT, and FOX 17 News Nashville.
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Brianna's focus is on local news, particularly crime, legislation, and government & politics in Macon, Georgia. She frequently covers breaking news and government announcements related to the local area.
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By: Brianna Cook
Free swim lessons offered Thursday at 6 Alabama pools during World's Largest Swim Lesson
By: Brianna Cook
Sloss Tech draws more than 1,400 people to Birmingham for Alabama's largest tech conference
By: Brianna Cook
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The hot weather is sticking around this week, and health experts say it's important to take extra precautions if you're
By: Brianna Cook
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — AAA estimates more than 72.2 million people will be traveling this 4th of July weekend, with Thursday being the busiest day on the road.
Beyond the fireworks: What America's 250th anniversary really means
By: Brianna Cook
Sweet Home 250 brings music, history, and fireworks to American Village for the 4th of July
By: Brianna Cook
Multiple railroad crossings set for maintenance closure across Shelby county
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Fun sensory toys are all the rave right now, as needohs, surprise dumplings, and other squishy toys are going viral on
HOOVER, Ala. — A major expansion of Stadium Trace Village takes center stage in Hoover on Monday as the developers will discuss the project during the Hoover City Council meeting.
By: Kayla Davis, Brianna Cook
Hoover City Council unanimously approved a $28 million tax incentive package Monday night, clearing the way for the next phase of the $200 million Stadium Trace Village expansion.
