Julia Avant is a MMJ Reporter for WSFA 12 News, specializing in local news coverage in Montgomery, Alabama. With her work also appearing in WSAZ and WTOK-TV, Julia is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the community, covering a range of topics including local events, law enforcement, human interest stories, and community initiatives.
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Julia Avant's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the areas of government and politics, crime, and community events. She often reports on government announcements, seasonal events, evolving stories related to safety and local happenings.
When reaching out to Julia Avant with pitches or contributions, consider offering insights or interviews related to local government policies and decisions, developments in crime-related issues within Alabama communities (including Montgomery and Pike County), updates about upcoming local events or seasonal campaigns impacting the region. Additionally topics focusing on family dynamics could be of interest given a notable portion of her coverage focuses on this theme.
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The department's commissioner, John Hamm, says this is one of the biggest graduating classes he has seen since joining over two years ago.
The facility holds multiple labs to study a specific aspect of polymer science and plastic materials.
By: Julia Avant
Ben Hayes played a role in keeping the community close after a mass shooting hit Dadeville.
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The city of Troy is seeing overdoses and deaths due to fentanyl.
As 2024 comes to a close, the nonprofit is asking Alabamians for a surge in charity to help the hundreds of families they care for.
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