Makyla Simmons is a multimedia journalist for WTVY News 4, focusing on local news in Dothan, Alabama. With a passion for community reporting, Makyla covers a wide range of topics including local events, business developments, public safety, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to keeping the residents of Dothan informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to them.
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Makyla specializes in local news coverage with a focus on community events, city updates, and safety awareness. Her articles reflect a strong emphasis on family & relationships as well as sports within local communities.
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By: Makyla Simmons
School menus will look a little different starting in the 2025 school year.
A recent report from the National Education Association claims Alabama teacher salaries are still below the minimum living wage, despite a potential pay raise
By: Makyla Simmons
Throughout the day they were put to the test on how well they can respond to complex situations where every second counts.
Every year, WIC income guidelines change based on poverty levels.
By: Makyla Simmons
Perhaps most known for a famous robbery, the museum is now a National Historical site
Published May. 11, 2024 at 2:34 AM CEST | Updated moments ago ABBEVILLE, Ala. (WTVY) - A hometown hotspot for food in Abbeville is Ruby's Restaurant.
He tells News4 that with their small population, they are limited to the things they can do but are fortunate to do what they can.
The increase, an $8 increase beginning in October 2024, will fund the Coffee County Sheriff's Department and district attorney offices.
“I feel on top of the world right now. Something I worked hard for, so it's like real rewarding,” Straw exclaimed.
By: Makyla Simmons
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