Bethany Davis
Reporter
Montgomery, AL
Bethany Davis is a general assignment reporter for WSFA 12 News.
She came to WSFA 12 News in March 2000 as a producer while attending Auburn Montgomery. She worked on the weekday 5,6 and 10 p.m. newscasts until she was named executive producer of Today in Alabama in 2005.
In 2008, she began presenting segments in front of the camera and had completely transitioned into her role as a general assignment reporter by 2010.
She's been part of WSFA 12 News' award winning coverage of events like the Rosa Parks Museum opening, Hurricane Ivan and the Enterprise Tornado in 2007. She was the first reporter on the scene when Alabama State Troopers raided VictoryLand Casino in 2010 and reported live as the sun came up over the destruction of the 2011 tornadoes in Elmore County.
Bethany grew up in Opelika. She lives in Montgomery now with her husband, Judd, anchor of Today in Alabama. She has three boys, William, Joshua, and Hudson to keep her grounded and INCREDIBLY busy.
April is Stress Awareness Month to open conversation on the impact of stress in our daily lives.
It’s National Small Business Week, an annual event hosted by the U.S. Small Business Administration to recognize small business owners nationwide.
Valiant Cross Academy is holding its biggest fundraiser of the year, a breakfast set for Thursday morning, 7:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Wednesday is Alzheimer’s and Dementia Advocacy Day at the Alabama State House
Easterseals Central Alabama is hosting its annual River Region Disability Expo Tuesday at the Alcazar Shriner’s Temple in Montgomery.
This is National Work Zone Awareness Week
April is National Fair Housing Month and the Montgomery County Commission wants to make sure you know your rights.
Safe Digging Awareness Month promotes the importance of knowing what’s buried before doing any outdoor projects.
Spire Energy has a new training tool designed to get more young people interested in skilled trade careers and train current employees.
Montgomery County leaders say this is an opportunity for all of us to learn a little more about what it means to live healthy.
Auburn University is hosting its annual “Tiger Giving Day” on Wednesday
Auburn University at Montgomery has a special event planned to watch the total solar eclipse on Monday.
Dr. Porcia Love is a dermatologist who runs her own practice. Her husband, JC Love, is an attorney and Montgomery’s Probate Judge.
April is Financial Literacy Month, a time to raise public awareness of the importance of smart money management habits.
This week is Navy Week in Montgomery
You could say John Ed and Lynn Mathison are pillars in their community, family, and in their faith.
Now that spring is here, the YMCA of Greater Montgomery wants to make sure you’re ready for summer and your kids are busy while they’re out of school.
George and Louise Dennis were 13 and 16 when they met, 15 and 18 when they got married, and they’ve been nearly inseparable ever since.
Montgomery County has a new way to read more books.
This month is Developmental Disabilities Month, which is meant to break down barriers and recognize the contributions those with developmental disabilities make in our society.
Montgomery Whitewater officially kicks off its spring season this weekend.
You know them as members of the WSFA 12 News Today in Alabama crew, but did you know they are also married?
The Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama’s Hometown Heroes program allows you to support different causes at the same time.
The American Cancer Society expects it to cause more than 53,000 deaths this year.
More new moms have access to an important program to help them navigate the first years with their babies.
A local boy is making a national splash, competing in the next season of “MasterChef Junior.”
February 29th is an extra day we only get every four years, and some communities are committing this extra day to spreading kindness.
Arbor Day is still a couple of months away, but the Alabama Cooperative Extension System is partnering with the Alabama Forestry Commission to celebrate early.
The National Parks Service will take a walk through history this week
It’s Higher Education Day at the state house, a day historically targeted to get lawmakers’ attention about the importance of funding the state’s colleges and universities.
New money is on the way to high school skilled trade programs to help get more workers into the construction industry.
This week is National FFA Week.
Two events happening Saturday are specifically geared toward young people and families to mark Black History Month.
A new initiative to use golf to teach important academic skills will launch this spring, and Friday is the deadline to register.
Montgomery’s probate judge has a special day planned for those who want to get married on Valentine’s Day.
A Prattville student is giving back to her school in a big way!
National Girls and Women in Sports Day recognizes and honors the progress made in equality for women in sports.
The Montgomery Regional Airport will commission a new electric aircraft charging station on Monday.
February is National Heart Month, and Friday is the American Heart Association’s Wear Red Day to raise awareness about heart disease in women.
The 908th Airlift Wing at Maxwell Air Force Base will activate a new unit Wednesday, with a new aircraft never before flown at Maxwell.
Some elementary students in Montgomery will try their hands at the construction industry in a unique competition.
This week is National Passenger Safety Week
It’s National School Choice Week, which helps make sure parents understand all of the options available for their children’s K-12 education.
The Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama officially kick off the 2024 Girl Scout Cookie Season with a “cookie drive-through” on Friday.
The Equal Justice Initiative’s new Freedom Monument Sculpture Park is getting some notable attention even before its construction is complete.
The new year is bringing some new excitement and big plans for the City of Wetumpka.
The City of Prattville is kicking off a new year with a look ahead at what’s in store for 2024 as it celebrates a number of successes from the year before.
If you’re looking to add a furry friend to your family this year, the Alabama District Attorneys Association is warning about a very common scam.
Monday is “Girls Day at the Capitol” to encourage young women to become involved in state government.
