Gladys Bautista is a journalist based in Birmingham, Alabama. She writes for WVTM-TV and her work has also appeared in WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY. Gladys covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, community events, politics, and human interest stories.
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Gladys Bautista's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in Birmingham, Alabama. She covers evolving and breaking stories with themes including government & politics, crime, family & relationships, entertainment news, and tragedy. Her articles cover topics such as public health, overdose prevention, Narcan administration training programs.
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By: Gladys Bautista, Riley Conlon
Jaylyn Sherrod went from shooting layups for Ramsay High School's basketball team to hoisting up the WNBA Championship trophy and now, her legacy has been immortalized back where it all began.
By: Gladys Bautista
This week, Riggs learned her funny, energetic and loving son would never fully recover from the injuries he sustained when a speeding driver ran into him while he was on his ATV on Saturday.
By: Gladys Bautista
Those who became citizens after the 2020 presidential election will get to vote for president for the first time on Tuesday.
By: Gladys Bautista
A WVTM 13 crew sat in on radio partner V 94.9's The Think Tank radio show with Chris Coleman as he took calls from people across our area to discuss the election results.
By: Gladys Bautista
Board members cited Sullivan's track record of success, saying he has met the metrics and challenges.
By: Gladys Bautista
Lomax was rushed to UAB Hospital where he died Wednesday afternoon after being taken off of life support.
By: Gladys Bautista
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama ( WVTM ) — A Jackson-Olin high school senior and student-athlete was remembered Wednesday as an “upstanding student” who was “a favorite of the administration” and “a favorite of his peers.”
By: Gladys Bautista
What was a point of contention between the council and the mayor was the decision on whether to reinstate fire Chief Jason Rickles.
By: Gladys Bautista
While many said it was a learning experience and were surprised at how much the FBI does in Jefferson County, others said it would help them make their communities better.
By: Gladys Bautista
It comes at a time when Miles College is preparing to take over the land that was the former campus of Birmingham Southern College.
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