Justin Walker is the Troy Newsroom Reporter for Alabama News Network. He is from Red Level, Alabama, and is a 2018 Troy University graduate.
Justin volunteered for Troy TrojanVision News from 2016-2018, where he was a field reporter and evening news anchor, as well as a weather anchor. While he was a student at Troy, Justin completed an internship with Alabama News Network.
When Justin is not reporting, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, playing sports, and traveling.
Middle school students in Troy have been doing some spring cleaning in the outdoors. It’s all part of programs that teach them the importance of conservation and recycling. Easily, the most recognizable…
No students living on Troy University’s campus were injured during this past weekend’s tornado. Officials give credit to procedures in place to keep students safe. “We send out any time we got under a…
While clean up continues in Troy after Sunday’s confirmed EF-1 tornado, a group of Troy students are coming together to help those in need. “I’m from Panama City, and so I went…
After assessing the damage in Troy, the National Weather Service has determined that a tornado did, in fact, hit Troy Sunday morning. Chief Scientist at NWS Kevin Laws says that it was…
2019 has been a rough year for Alabama’s weather. The latest storms occurred Sunday after a possible tornado hit Troy in the early morning hours while residents slept in their beds. Resident James…
We spoke with Troy Mayor Jason Reeves early Sunday morning after the storms in Pike County had cleared up. He gave the following statement to Alabama News Network: “Well the big thing is nobody’s seriously hurt. We did have one…
Every year, more than 3.6 million referrals are made to child protection agencies involving more than 6.6 million children. The month of April is National Child Abuse Prevention month. The Pike…
More demands today for the state lawmakers to fix Alabama’s prisons after the federal government recently delivered a scathing report on the system’s current state of affairs. The Southern Poverty Law Center sent a…
There were 21 fatal crashes in work zones that resulted in 24 fatalities in Alabama in 2017. Transportation officials in Troy are wanting to see that number reduced through annual National…
The Pike County Salvation Army is doing its part to make sure residents don’t go hungry. The non-profit is getting ready for its annual Empty Bowls Luncheon. The event will take place this Friday, April 12th, from 11 AM- 2PM…
