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Emma Ellis
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Reporter, WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)
Montgomery
Beats
Biography
I have always been eager to meet new people and learn about their perspectives and experiences, especially if those perspectives and experiences are different from my own. I want to highlight issues that are often overlooked while meeting people who expand my worldview and offer perspectives that I may have never considered. I believe that in order to understand all sides of an issue, it is crucial to seek such understanding with clarity and empathy. I hope to bring clarity to a world riddled with confusion and polarization. Effective communication is critical in efforts to alleviate many of the world's problems. Most of all, I hope to make a difference in the world by doing something that I love. I hope to gain skills that I can use to help other people, and in doing so, I will be able to accomplish many of the goals and dreams I have for my life.
Politics and CultureNational/Local News
GardeningFashionEquestrian
Content
By Emma Ellis Verified| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The W.A. Gayle Planetarium has been educating central Alabamians about our solar system since 1968. Now, it has a new person in charge. William “Lee” Tinker has been enamored with outer space since he was a child. “It probably started when I was a little kid and went to the library and stumbled across a book by Gerard K. O’Neill, and it was on space settlements, and I think I got hooked ever since,” he said.
By Emma Ellis Verified| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A family laid their loved one to rest in Montgomery Saturday after she was killed in what police say was an attempted carjacking in Autauga County. Her family and coworkers say Katoria Bankz, affectionately known as Kai, touched every life she encountered. Bankz worked with the Knights and Orchids Society, an organization dedicated to empowering TLGB+ Black people across the South. She would go into the community and recruit people for free HIV testing.
By Emma Ellis Verified| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Every year, Victims of Crime against Leniency holds a vigil for victims of homicide in Alabama for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. This year’s keynote speaker was Kytoria Lawson. Just days after she turned 18 in 2011, her mother was murdered. “I know for sure she fought until the end, but she couldn’t outrun an angry and selfish man with a gun,” said Lawson.
Company Info
WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)
Montgomery, Alabama, United States
+1 334-467-4748