Savannah Tryens-Fernandes is an investigative reporter at AL.com. She focuses on health and medical care in Alabama, with a particular emphasis on child mental health and wellness, as well as broader social issues impacting the healthcare system. Savannah's work has been featured in Birmingham Times, Disability Scoop, AL.com, and EMS1.
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Savannah's coverage focuses on local news in Alabama, with an emphasis on education, government & politics, and health & wellbeing. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements.
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By: Savannah Tryens-Fernandes
According to Albertville City Schools Superintendent Bart Reeves, all the high school bands who were invited to the inauguration parade were told Friday evening that they would no longer be able to perform because the ceremony was moved indoors.
An Ozark man has died following a car crash on Friday afternoon. Dennis P. Prescott, 62, was fatally injured when his vehicle collided head-on with a Chevrolet Traverse driven by Daniel R.
By: Savannah Tryens-Fernandes
Two separate shootings overnight in Phenix City led to the death of two people and another who was critically injured.
The Madison County Coroner has identified Jalil Mohammad as the man who was killed during a shooting in Oakdale Terrace on Thursday night.
The Mobile County Health Department is warning residents to be aware of potential frostbite issues next week as cold weather hits south Alabama.
By: Savannah Tryens-Fernandes
As severe winter weather is expected to hit Alabama next week, transportation officials are warning about hazardous road conditions.
The Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency announced it's partnering with St. Paul's Episcopal Church to provide a Safer Place shelter that will open Sunday at 5 p.m. “for residents and visitors in need of warmth and safety.”
Mobile police have identified the victims of an overnight shooting in the city.
By: Ramsey Archibald, Ramsey25, Savannah Tryens-Fernandes, Stryens
Vaccination rates for shots that prevent diseases like polio, measles and others have fallen dramatically for some of the youngest Alabamians over recent years.
By: Savannah Tryens-Fernandes
Birmingham is suing drug manufacturers and health companies, alleging they worked together to establish an “insulin pricing scheme” and inflate the cost of life-saving medicine.
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