Magdala Louissaint is an Anchor/Reporter at KIFI News Group. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, food, real estate, and sports, with a particular focus on crime, social issues, and law enforcement. Magdala's work has been featured in KIFI News Group, Birmingham Times, WVTM-TV, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, and KCCI-TV.
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Magdala Louissaint's reporting primarily focuses on local news, community issues, and crime in the Birmingham area. She regularly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements, crime, government & politics, and entertainment.
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Grocery store bus to launch Wednesday morning in Ensley offering affordable food prices for families living in food desert neighborhoods.
By: Magdala Louissaint
Chris Pilot is back at work, cooking up some sizzling tacos, like he usually does, inside the food truck without his older brother Charles, who died late last month.
Birmingham City School Board of Education members will have the final say and vote on putting an on-site grocery store in Huffman Middle School.
By: Magdala Louissaint
It's not every day that a man dressed up in a Santa Claus suit helps law enforcement arrest someone.
Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt football players relax at Top Golf before Birmingham Bowl game
The police department tells WVTM 13 someone shot him Friday night just before 10 p.m.
Last year's drug overdose deaths may have ended a five-year increase for the Jefferson County coroner's office.
Mother and daughter die in a mobile home fire OXFORD, Ala. — The Oxford Fire Department says at 5:48 a.m. it was called to 327 Athens Street for a mobile home fire and someone was trapped.
Robert Russell is one of thousands in the U.S. who promised to be a sponsor to someone seeking asylum in the United States.
Damien McDaniel, the man charged in at least two of Birmingham’s mass shootings, says he is not guilty.
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