WAKA 8 Presents River Region Healthy Living Expo at Eastdale Mall
It's that time of year again as WAKA teams up area health professionals to help you live better and be health aware.
Teresa Lawson
Teresa Lawson is a Reporter/MMJ for WAKA Action 8 News.
Teresa was born and raised in Butler County and developed a love for news in middle school, dreaming of becoming a TV news reporter. She attended Auburn University, receiving a Bachelor’s Degree in Liberals Arts.
Teresa interned with WSFA and began her career there as a news content specialist, later accepting a position with WAKA as a TV news producer. Teresa enjoys working in most areas of the newsroom but especially enjoys entertainment news.
She loves the Lord, her church and family, spends her free time reading or shopping and still considers Auburn her second home.
Articles
Funeral for Dadeville Mass Shooting Victim Marsiah Collins Held in Opelika
Funeral services for the third of four victims in the Dadeville Mass shooting was held in Opelika today.
Bates House of Turkey Returning to Montgomery
A popular Greenville restaurant is expanding and heading back to Montgomery.
Family Mourns Loss as Phil Dowdell is Laid to Rest
18-year-old Philstavious Dowdell was laid to rest today at Dadeville High School. Dowdell was one of the victims shot and killed at his sister's sweet 16 birthday party.
Tallapoosa County Schools Offer Grief Support to Students and Staff
Students in the Tallapoosa School System may be facing new challenges this week as they return to school.
Taraji P. Henson’s She Care Wellness Pods Revealed at ASU
ASU is partnering with Kate Spade New York and Taraji P. Henson's Boris Lawrence Henson foundation to help revolutionize how the world views mental illnesses.
ALDOT Urging Drivers to be Safe near Road Work Zones
April 17th through the 21st is Work Zone Awareness Week in the State of Alabama and ALDOT is taking this time to remind drivers to eliminate distractions while on the roadway.
Alabamians’ Healthcare Access Limited Due to Physician Shortage
Medical facilities across the state are having trouble hiring and retaining physicians, forcing many healthcare facilities in Alabama to operate with fewer doctors, and essentially providing less patient care.
Pike County Resident Reminisces on Old Pioneer Village
The investigation into what caused a fire that destroyed part of Old Pioneer Village just outside of Troy is underway. Now, one Pike County resident is sharing why the site has a special place in her memory.
Elmore County Opens New Black History Museum
The Elmore County Black History Museum is honoring those in Elmore County who helped pave the way for civil rights.
