Jessica Knox is a reporter at WSFA. With a focus on regional interest and world news, she covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, civil rights, and social issues, all while emphasizing the importance of accessibility and water management in her community. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewsNation, Yahoo News, and WREG-TV.
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By: Jessica Knox
UNIONTOWN, Ala. ( WSFA ) - A 26-year-old man and a 16-year-old are facing charges after Uniontown police said they coordinated a shooting near R.C. Hatch High School, striking two occupied vehicles and narrowly missing a woman and her two young children.
By: Jessica Knox
) - What began as a birthday celebration in Dallas County ended with one man shot in the chest, another man jailed on an attempted murder charge and deputies working through a brief standoff.
By: Jessica Knox
) - Just months after Uniontown Police struggled with staffing shortages, the department says it is entering a new phase of growth—not only by hiring officers, but by investing in equipment, facilities and long-term public safety.
By: Jessica Knox
) - Investigators are searching for answers after a man was found shot to death in Selma early Sunday morning, marking the city's latest homicide as police continue working to suppress violent crime during a leadership transition.
) - Less than two months after earning Main Street Alabama designation, Selma officially kicked off its revitalization effort Tuesday, giving residents their first look at the strategy leaders believe could transform downtown over the next several years.
By: Jessica Knox
) - What was once a family tradition became a community celebration Wednesday as Selma honored the life and legacy of civil rights icon Jo Ann Bland on what would have been her 73rd birthday.
By: Jessica Knox
) - Hundreds of Dallas County families packed Selma's Riverfront Amphitheater Saturday for the second annual Dallas County City-Wide Back-to-School Bash, where students received everything from backpacks and school supplies to shoes, uniforms and, for the first time, Bibles.
By: Jessica Knox
The annual event brought pastors, church leaders, educators and families to Selma for several days of worship, fellowship and educational classes. Along the way, visitors booked hotel rooms, dined at local restaurants, shopped at local businesses and spent money throughout the city.
By: Jessica Knox
The mayor's remarks covered everything from back-to-school preparations and public safety to economic development, municipal court enforcement and the possibility of bringing professional football to Montgomery.
By: Jessica Knox
) - Montgomery's proposed $375 million Momentum Montgomery 2040 bond package remains unresolved after city council members spent nearly an hour Tuesday debating whether the city can afford the plan and whether enough details have been provided about how the money would be spent.
