Ja Nai Wright is a Reporter/MMJ for Alabama News Network. She began working here February 2021.
Ja Nai is from Atlanta, GA. She graduated from Alabama State University with a B.A. in Communications in May of 2020.
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The polling offices will be using tabulation equipment that is not connected to any internet or bluetooth devices. Officials say this will ensure that there is no voter fraud or electronic tampering with the votes collected.
With one week left until the Alabama primary's residents are wondering what the outcome will be for the republican side of the governor's race along with the senate.
The nationwide formula shortage has caused widespread panic among mothers with new born babies. The shelves virtually empty in most stores in every state. Officials from the Alabama Department of Public Health say that they have had an overwhelming amount of calls from mothers concerned about the lack of available formula but despite the difficulties finding formula officials encourage mothers to avoid buying more than needed at this time.
As we approach the middle of may, temperatures are starting to feel like late July, early August. Three community pools are scheduled to open by the end of may just in time for the summer.
The board of education for the Montgomery Public School system has been evaluating the schools alongside Volkert to see where funds should be spent for improvement.
One year ago on May 6th councilwoman Marche Johnson was sworn into office as only the second black woman ever on the Montgomery city council. She started her tenure under abnormal circumstances.
The Montgomery area transit system is offering free rides all day tomorrow, as a way to show appreciation to the employees and the riders. The M transit will offer free bus rides all day on May 5th as a way to show thanks to the many employees, drivers and even bus riders.
A 16 year old is charged with stabbing a classmate at Lee High School this week. Wednesday the community reacted in a way that was unexpected.
Black College Championships is bringing their second annual Black College World Series to Montgomery once again. This will not only be the second World Series, but it is the second time the tournament is being held in Montgomery.
Easter Sunday usually attracts large crowds in churches, the pandemic changed that the past two years. Now Pastors are saying that this past service was like pre-pandemic Easter services.
