Will Polston is a multi-media journalist (MMJ) for WTVY News 4, focusing on local news in Dothan, Alabama. With a background in journalism and experience working for various news outlets, including WSFA 12 News and WCAX-TV, Will is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news coverage to the community.
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Will Polston's coverage mainly focuses on local events and government announcements in the United States, particularly in Alabama. The articles primarily cover topics related to weather damage, community support, law enforcement training, farming, and education.
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A multi-use development in Ocean Springs is set to showcase the Coast's creativity.
By: Will Polston
One non-profit is working to help make a Biloxi veteran's life better.
By: Will Polston
The Wiggins Fire Department is celebrating its first protection class ranking improvement in 16 years.
By: Will Polston
The restaurant is located at 110 Lameuse Street in Biloxi and is a representation of the team’s work over the years.
By: Will Polston
Each year, the Salvation Army helps families make the holidays great, but it’s not done on their own.
By: Will Polston
A healthcare organization hosted its fifth annual baby shower for expecting mothers on the Coast.
By: Will Polston
Ocean Springs leaders held the first of two public forums Monday evening regarding the zoning of the newly annexed area.
By: Will Polston
Many people are reporting missing snap benefits throughout Mississippi, leaving them without funds for Thanksgiving dinner.
The people of 11 Mississippi counties will decide the next person on the bench, as the District 5 Court of Appeals Judge runoff election is just days away.
By: Will Polston
20 acres off of Service Drive, the land that was formerly William Carey University has been approved to house a 62 home subdivision.
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