Kelvin Reynolds is a News Reporter at WTOK-TV and WBRC FOX6 News. He focuses on a range of topics including culture and society, education, and regional interests, with a particular emphasis on academia, Alabama, and public security. Kelvin's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing his commitment to delivering in-depth coverage on significant issues affecting communities.
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Kelvin Reynolds' coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in Alabama. His articles cover a range of themes including education, family & relationships, crime, and weather with an emphasis on community events and charity initiatives.
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Crews will put down a pretreatment on roads and bridges before sleet or snow arrives.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
Authorities lifted travel advisories in Hamilton and surrounding Marion County between Friday and Saturday.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
They focus on people having fun as they age, offering educational, social, and travel activities to people who join.
) - Tuscaloosa Police confirmed a student was taken into custody and charged after a gun was found at Paul W. Bryant High School Tuesday afternoon.
Easter Seals West Alabama is becoming more visible and engaged in the community. That started this week in a meeting WBRC attended.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
Families tell us a mother who came here to spend time at her son's grave Friday was the first to notice the damage.
People from Akron in Hale County welcomed a new telehealth station to the community.
Many people dropped off donations for them at the Tuscaloosa EMA Office, including food, bedding like travel pillows and new blankets.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
They were assembling cardboard boxes, sorting nonperishable items, and boxing up food that will go to families in need.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
The goal is to increase safe driving habits and reduce the things that can lead to fatal crashes.
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