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
The confusion within Bessemer City Schools continued at their work session Thursday, with half of the meeting appearing to be in direct violation of board policy.
By: Gladys Bautista
As the Paralympics ceremony kicked off in Paris Wednesday, local families took part in a Little Hammies race for kids of all ages and all abilities at Lakeshore.
By: Gladys Bautista
As the group, which included her father and sister, gathered at the emotional balloon release, her best friends described what they would miss.
By: Gladys Bautista
Eight-year-old Sophie Cromer met her bone marrow transplant donor, Maycie Fuselier.
There was a tearful reunion Wednesday inside Alabama Children's Hospital after a bone marrow transplant recipient met her donor.
By: Gladys Bautista
By Gladys Bautista BIRMINGHAM, Alabama ( WVTM ) — There was a tearful reunion Wednesday inside Children's Hospital after a bone marrow transplant recipient met her donor.
By: Gladys Bautista
More than four dozen people showed up to the fraternity's Ensley building for a watch party, for which those in attendance were engaged throughout the 90-minute time.
By: Gladys Bautista
The event aimed to raise $12,000 to fund a bronze bust of Williams, which will be placed at the Alabama Fallen Warriors Monument in Trussville.
By: Gladys Bautista
With a school across the street from where it all happened, the resident said she is glad school was out for the day when the violence unfolded.
By: Gladys Bautista
From top law enforcement officials to local faith leaders, the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Birmingham Alumni Chapter brought the group together to talk about causes and solutions.
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