Ken Curtis is a journalist based in Dothan, Alabama, and writes for WTVY News 4. With a focus on local news, Ken has covered various stories ranging from severe weather events, crime incidents, and community updates. His work has also been featured in several other news outlets, including WFSB TV, KALB-TV, WSFA 12 News, FOX Carolina News, WBRC FOX6 News, WAFF 48, Crosswalk.com, WTOK-TV, and the Me-TV Network.
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Ken Curtis focuses on local breaking news, particularly crime and weather-related events in the United States, specifically Alabama and Dothan. He appears to prioritize evolving stories and breaking news over other coverage attributes.
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The suspect may be tied to organized crime in multiple states.
Fowler and his partner Stephen Etheredge demanded city officials release body cam footage of the encounter during which police arrested those five people.
By: Ken Curtis
Published Dec. 18, 2024 at 9:26 PM CET | Updated 1 hour ago UPDATE
Clausell will serve a one-year term at the helm of the association representing all of Alabama's public local school boards, including nearly 900 local school board members.
Published Dec. 21, 2024 at 4:40 PM CET | Updated moments ago DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) -Video showing a Dothan officer repeatedly punching a woman isn't good optics for the police force.
After someone passing by reported seeing a body floating in the water, deputies called the Jackson County Dive Unit.
A flashing sign near Choctaw Street warned drivers in the northbound lanes that Main Street was “closed ahead.”
The Marathon store and Fast Stop have been dropping prices in the past few days and are far lower than Sam's Club and Walmart.
Mekhi Lawton hopes a jury finds that his shooting of another man as the parade concluded in 2022 was an act of self-defense.
Breakfast at Tammie's claims that the city violated a contract for the eatery to provide meals to children from low-income families and failed to pay for the meals, allegations made in a federal lawsuit she filed on Monday.
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