Justin Brown
Reporter
Justin Brown is a native of Augusta, GA and graduated from North Greenville University in May of 2023 with a Bachelor's Degree in Broadcast Media. During his time at NGU, he developed an interest and passion for storytelling and was the Station Manager for North Greenville University's Vision TV. Throughout his senior year, he worked for WSPA 7News in Spartanburg, South Carolina, as a news intern. In his free time, Justin loves watching college football, cheering for the Georgia Bulldogs, playing golf. Justin started with WTVM in Summer of 2023 as the east Alabama reporter.
Students and faculty speak on why Rosalynn Carter's focus on mental health is so important.
A natural plastics plant in Eufaula was open for four months before it had to close, laying off nearly 400 people.
Town of Loachapoka will have a post office again, for the first time in two years.
On November 6, the female has been identified as 44-year-old Jennifer Marie Anderson. Anderson was listed as homeless by the Phenix City Police Department.
Every town has that one hidden gem or that special landmark they are proud of. For Auburn, there are several, but one of them is their legacy golf course, Pines Crossing.
An Opelika High School football player returns to the field after being a victim of the Dadeville mass shooting several months ago.
Baxter is an American Multinational Healthcare company. They primarily focus on products to treat kidney disease, like renal filters for dialysis. Formally known as Gambro, they chose to settle in Opelika back in 2005, investing $165 million into their facility.
It’s important for public safety officers to train for real-life situations they will likely encounter on the job. The city of Auburn has approved the construction of a state-of-the-art facility in Auburn, just ten minutes from the public building and Auburn University.
Two men have been charged with murder after Opelika authorities found human remains while searching for a 28-year-old missing man.
Turmoil continues among some Smiths Station residents as the Interim Fire Chief resigned in late September but has since rescinded the registration and is continuing as interim chief.
A registered sex offender was seen on Ogletree Elementary School’s campus twice in one day and has been arrested.
An investigation is underway following a Wednesday morning fight at Beauregard high school involving students and a school resource officer.
A crash involving a commercial vehicle and train claimed the life of a 54-year-old truck driver early Tuesday morning.
A grand jury has indicted a former Lanett police officer for multiple crimes.
Barbour County High School has won its first football game in ten years. The Jaguars went through several different coaches and graduating classes but finally ended their 82-game losing streak.
The Phenix City Police Department along with the Russell County Coroner’s Office are investigating a death that occurred at a lumber company.
Auburn University is preparing its emergency teams to assist fans and players with heat-related illnesses and injuries this football season.
The second week of the trial has ended on a dramatic note. The prosecution had one final witness to call, Dr. John Toppins. Toppins conducted two different evaluations of Wilkes and presented the results to the jury.
