Sally Pitts
Anchor
Montgomery, AL
Sally Pitts anchors WSFA 12 News at Noon and First at 4. A graduate of Auburn University, Sally joined WSFA 12's production department after college before being promoted into the news department. Sally serves on several area boards including The Montgomery Ballet and Partners in Education. Sally enjoys volunteering as a mentor and tutor. When not at work, Sally enjoys playing tennis, running and spending time with her nieces and nephews. Sally is a Chilton County native, and her family still lives there.
Cpl. Desmond Bailey is being remembered for his service to his community and country.
Many of your fellow Alabamians hold multiple jobs to make ends meet. Janet Strouse is among them.
The Alabama House of Representatives this week approved a bill to create a state cookie.
There has been an outpouring of support for the victims and families affected by the deadly mass shooting in Dadeville.
A judge has sentenced three former Prattville day care employees for abusing children in their care.
The city of Andalusia is on the move. New shops are opening, and redevelopment is happening downtown.
A total of 97 state prison inmates were released Tuesday, according to the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles.
The Small Business Administration offers long-term, low-interest rate loans for those who need help with their recovery.
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville says this bill is crucial for America’s food supply and national security.
Several organizations are coming together to provide education and career opportunities for service members and their families.
Statistics show in Alabama more than 78% of all suicides are committed by men. There has also been an increasing number of suicides among African Americans.
There’s a group of student veterans from the University of Alabama and Auburn University setting their intense rivalry aside in order to focus on an important cause.
Christmas trees are a sure sign of the holiday season. This year, that tree will likely cost you more.
It’s a crowded field in Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District race with four candidates running for the seat.
There are three candidates on the ballot in the race for Alabama’s 2nd Congressional District.
Cattle farmers in Alabama came together to donate 41 rows of hay to Texas farmers.
The Alabama Forestry Commission says dozens of fires have burned hundreds of acres over the last week.
The Montgomery County district attorney’s office says anyone found sending or receiving inappropriate images of a minor — including images of the sender — could be prosecuted under the state’s child pornography law.
From the mountains in North Alabama to the Gulf Coast, Alabama has a lot to offer.
Troy University has frozen tuition for the upcoming academic year.
More people may qualify for Alabama’s Women, Infants, and Children program, more commonly known as WIC, after an increase in income guidelines were recently approved.
Rip currents are the number one weather-related killer at the beaches along the Gulf Coast.
One of the more controversial bills in the Alabama legislature right now is a proposal involving school choice.
To carry on his legacy of service, the Gunner’s Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club in Lee County created The William Buechner Project.
