Brianna Cook is a multimedia journalist at WGXA. With a passion for storytelling, she covers a diverse range of topics including community events, education, and real estate development, often highlighting the intersection of culture and society. Brianna's work has been featured in various outlets such as The Sunflower, WTVC-TV NewsChannel9, and NBC12 - WWBT.
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Brianna's focus is on local news, particularly crime, legislation, and government & politics in Macon, Georgia. She frequently covers breaking news and government announcements related to the local area.
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By: Brianna Cook
Homewood City Council to vote on public hearing for golf venue and student housing developments
By: Brianna Cook
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A missing 4-year-old was found safe after disappearing Monday afternoon from Oxmoor Valley Elementary School.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Emergency rooms are for people to be treated as soon as possible in a medical emergency, but this week many have been complaining of hours-long waits at DCH Regional Medical's ER.
By: Brianna Cook
CULLMAN, Ala. — A fun family weekend at a Cullman lake suddenly turned into a life-or-death situation after an odorless, colorless gas called carbon monoxide began affecting the family overnight.
By: Brianna Cook
Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes A family at a Cullman lake house faced carbon monoxide poisoning overnight.
By: Brianna Cook
Leave Behind program to launch in Jefferson County to help those dealing with drug addiction and overdoses
By: Brianna Cook
CALERA, Ala. — A new layer of security is now in place for Calera High School football games as AI weapon detectors are being used to screen fans before they enter the stadium.
HOMEWOOD, Ala. — Labor Day weekend travel is wrapping up, but drivers will still see high gas prices.
By: Brianna Cook
Mother’s Milk Bank of Alabama relocates, expands breast milk donation services
By: Brianna Cook
25th anniversary of 9/11: Central Alabama events honoring victims, first responders
