WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL)

WSFA, also known as channel 12, is a TV station based in Montgomery, Alabama, and is affiliated with NBC. It is owned by Gray Television. The studio facilities are situated on Dexter Avenue in the heart of downtown Montgomery, while the transmitter is positioned in Grady, near the boundary between Montgomery and Pike counties.

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English

Television

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Global

#51044

United States

#10746

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#349

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Family, friends honor 13-year-old killed in Montgomery shooting

1 day ago | wsfa.com | Monae Stevens

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - More than 100 balloons floated into the sky this week in memory of 13-year-old Diamond Moore, a vibrant young girl whose life was tragically cut short. Family and friends gathered at Southlawn Baptist Church to honor Moore’s life, sharing memories of the bubbly teenager whose presence was larger than life. Her loved ones described her as joyful, ambitious and deeply caring. “Diamond would smile. Diamond would laugh.
First Alert: Tracking isolated to scattered rain & storms

2 days ago | wsfa.com | Nick Gunter

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Isolated to scattered pockets of rain and storms will be possible each afternoon through the end of the week and into the weekend. Along with the storm potential, expect the heat and humidity to stick around as we return to a more typical summer pattern. Out the door this morning, temperatures are in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Clouds are present along with a few passing light showers. Patchy fog is possible around sunrise. Winds are out of the east at 5 to 10 mph.
First Alert: Tracking Sweltering Heat, Humidity, and Storms

3 days ago | wsfa.com | Nick Gunter

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Buckle up—Wednesday is shaping up to be a bumpy day in more ways than one. Temperatures will surge quickly after sunrise, jumping from the mid-70s early on to the mid-90s by midday. Combined with thick humidity, it will feel even more intense. Be sure to hydrate before, during, and after any time spent outside. By the afternoon, the heat will help fuel the development of powerful thunderstorms across Georgia.
Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit marks first year in Montgomery

3 days ago | wsfa.com | Monae Stevens

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Metro Area Crime Suppression (MACS) Unit is celebrating a year of measurable success in reducing violent crime in Montgomery. The multi-agency unit was formed in response to a surge in violent offenses in 2024. In its first year, the MACS Unit has made more than 3,000 traffic stops and served nearly 1,000 arrest warrants, ranging from failure to appear on traffic charges to capital murder cases. The unit also has made 429 arrests, including 30 juveniles.
Montgomery worker receives a gift to help provide for his family

3 days ago | wsfa.com | Julia Avant

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A man who goes the extra mile to provide for his family was blessed with an act of kindness from a stranger. Deaubrey Philson works at the Hardee’s restaurant on Atlanta Highway, and his commute to work was nearly an hour each day; until now. “I didn’t really want to say anything because he’s really quiet, so we just started paying attention, and we realized he was walking to work,” said Philson’s shift manager, Rosa Harris.
First Alert: Heat & humidity ramp up this week

4 days ago | wsfa.com | Nick Gunter

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Heat and humidity are the big story this week. Temperatures will soar into the mid-90s for the next few days with the humidity pushing the “feels like” up to around 100-105+ degrees. A First Alert for strong to severe storms that is projected to arrive Wednesday afternoon and evening. Out-the-door this morning, it is warm and muggy. Temperatures are in the 60s and 70s under a fair sky. Patchy fog is possible in spots. Winds are light to calm.
Teens learn about nation’s history while on a 1,000 mile bike ride

4 days ago | wsfa.com | Julia Avant

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A group of high school students from the opposite side of the country have taken learning to a new level. The Riders for Race Amity, as they call themselves, rode 1,000 miles from Wisconsin to Montgomery on their bikes to explore the country’s history for themselves. “Race means racial, and amity means friendship,” said organizer Kate Vestlie. While in Alabama, the group made stops in Montgomery, Selma Birmingham and Montgomery.
First Alert: Summer off to a sizzling start

5 days ago | wsfa.com | Nick Gunter

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Heat and humidity are the big weather story as we move through the week. A ridge of high pressure continues to build across the region, keeping rain chances limited, while causing temperatures to soar into the 90s. Factor in the humidity, and heat index values will warm between 100 to 105 each afternoon. Out-the-door this morning, it is warm and muggy. Temperatures are in the 60s and 70s under a fair sky. Patchy fog is possible in spots. Winds are light to calm.
Elevation Hotel and Convening Center to start job recruitment push

1 week ago | wsfa.com | Monae Stevens

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Elevation Hotel and Convening Center is preparing to open its doors this September, offering visitors from around the world a new way to experience Montgomery. “We’re going to be offering something that is new and exciting and different, but with an amazing purpose behind it,” said David Lawrence, the hotel’s general manager. The hotel aims to complement the Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Sites by encouraging visitors to extend their stay beyond a quick day trip.
Juneteenth observed at Legacy Sites in Montgomery

1 week ago | wsfa.com | Monae Stevens

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Hundreds of visitors gathered at the Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Sites this week to commemorate Juneteenth, immersing themselves in the nation’s history from enslavement to mass incarceration. For many, the day is not just about celebration, but also about reflection and the continued pursuit of freedom, justice, and equality. Stevenson said the moment enslaved Black Americans were officially emancipated, they saw it as a turning point for future generations.