Kelvin Reynolds is a news reporter for WBRC FOX6 News and WTOK-TV, with a focus on local news in Birmingham, Alabama. Kelvin covers a wide range of topics, including community events, education, health, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Kelvin aims to bring important and impactful news to the people of Birmingham and surrounding areas.
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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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By: Kelvin Reynolds
) - A Tuscaloosa County School found a unique way to teach kids about math and budgeting.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
Published Nov. 11, 2024 at 6:15 PM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
Rodney Pelt Sr. started Mind Changers as a mentoring group more than decade ago.
Organizers say 157 people received food during the giveaway.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
Jones said a big focus in 2025 will be launching more modern manufacturing programs.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
Published Nov. 18, 2024 at 4:37 PM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ( WBRC ) - More recruits are stepping up to become firefighters and paramedics in Alabama.
Every dollar stuffed in these kettles supports homeless programs, helping folks pay their rent or utilities among other needs.
City leaders are hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for the renovations at Jaycee Park Thursday morning.
The city bought the building, which printed the newspaper in west Alabama for decades, after it closed several years ago.
By: Kelvin Reynolds
Published Nov. 22, 2024 at 2:56 PM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
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