Javon Williams
Digital Content Producer
Huntsville, AL
Javon Williams graduated from the University of Alabama in May 2022 and joined WAFF 48 in July 2022.
During her time at Alabama, she was a sports reporter for the Crimson White newspaper and WVUA 23.
During her free time Williams loves to draw and read murder mysteries by her favorite author James Patterson. Williams loves sports with volleyball being her favorite to watch and play.
If you have story ideas for WAFF 48, reach out to Javon via email.
A Madison County man known as the ‘MagaLumberjack’ was sentenced on Friday afternoon for his action during the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.
A Huntsville City Schools bus carrying students was involved in a car wreck in Rogersville on Thursday night.
A Limestone County Teacher is receiving high praise from the U.S. Military.
Tune in to WAFF 48 News @ 10 to hear from Pepper and his reaction to what he has confirmed as a “leaked” email.
Standing in Power has partnered with the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Alabama State Office to raise two billboard remembering Steve Perkins and demanding for justice.
Four men who were arrested on multiple drug charges in Lauderdale County in July were indicted on drug-distribution charges on Thursday.
Numerous rabbits were found inside of a trailer outside of Cullman on Monday afternoon.
A local farm in the Tennessee Valley just signed a big deal with one of the nation’s most recognizable clothing companies.
Huntsville City School leaders are celebrating the official opening of the district’s newest athletic complex.
First responders in Madison are putting the finishing touches on the first Safe Haven Baby Box in north Alabama.
A former Madison County Sheriff’s Office Deputy was arrested and now faces multiple charges including possession of cocaine and tampering with physical evidence.
Huntsville Transit is set to honor a Civil Rights Movement figure on Friday by offering free rides.
Firefighters with Decatur Fire & Rescue will soon start working new schedules.
A 7-year-old girl in Limestone County is going above and beyond this holiday season, organizing her very own community event.
WAFF 48 News is On Your Side, asking law enforcement how you can keep your packages safe from thieves when they arrive this Christmas.
First responders are on the scene of a two vehicle wreck on Hwy. 431 South in Madison Co.
Authorities in Kentucky have confirmed that a Huntsville woman was killed in Owensboro the day before Thanksgiving.
Two people are in custody after a police pursuit in Colbert County ended in a wreck.
Counties across the Tennessee Valley are ready to kickoff the holiday season with town Christmas Parades.
One person was transported to the hospital after being shot during a possible road rage incident on Thursday afternoon on Hwy. 53.
A 19-year-old was killed in a single-vehicle wreck early Thursday morning in Lawrence County.
A Tuscumbia man was killed in a two-vehicle wreck in Colbert County late Wednesday night.
Don Webster with HEMSI has confirmed that a small aircraft has crashed at the Huntsville Executive Airport.
The Huntsville Police Department is looking to speak with a 24-year-old man about Tuesday night’s homicide on Cobb Rd.
Huntsville Fire & Rescue has multiple units on the scene of a structure fire at a maintenance building.
A Sacramento man was arrested in Huntsville on a fugitive from justice charge on Monday afternoon.
The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a woman they believe is in extreme danger.
A Madison County couple pleaded guilty to defrauding the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program on Monday.
Four people were arrested in connection to Logan’s disappearance and death.
Decatur Police Chief Todd Pinion has concluded the predetermination hearing into the shooting death of Steve Perkins.
An Athens man has been arrested for setting a fire during a drought.
A Madison County man who was hit by a police car while riding his bicycle last year is now suing multiple defendants including the Madison County Sheriff’s Office and the City of Huntsville.
A Boaz man is now behind bars after allegedly breaking into a church in Geraldine last month.
The Marshall County Coroner has identified the man who died after an accident that happened at Kabco Builders on Thursday.
The Alabama A&M University Marching Maroon and White Band has been selected as the lead band in one of the biggest parades in the United States.
The question is: how do you get students interested in their future and exploring a field of advanced manufacturing? One of the answers is getting them behind the wheel of a race car.
A Morgan county chiropractor accused of poisoning his wife with lead is asking a judge to change his bond requirements.
Bank Independent leaders are celebrating in the Shoals after breaking ground on a state of the art operations center.
A handgun was found in the gym parking lot of Cotaco School on Wednesday morning.
The man accused of shooting and killing a homeless man outside of a Huntsville fast food restaurant on Oct. 24 was in court on Wednesday.
A Huntsville man was one of three men sentenced on Tuesday in connection to a $54 million bribery and kickback scheme involving TRICARE.
A Jackson County man was sentenced to multiple life sentences on Tuesday afternoon for multiple counts of sexual abuse.
Tye Stevens is accused of killing 20-year-old Sequoiya Lamar and 24-year-old D’Asia Morris on Bonnell Drive in August.
Madison County educators, the National Children’s Advocacy Center and local first responders are all working together in a new way to help care for children in need.
The road to the Super 7 started on Thursday night, some of North Alabama’s teams will move forward while some had their seasons cut short.
A Decatur man was arrested after allegedly assaulting someone who was diagnosed with a “severe intellectual disability.”
One pedestrian is dead after being hit by a vehicle on Friday evening, according to Don Webster with HEMSI.
An athletic trainer for Sheffield High School was killed in a car accident in Iuka, MS on Thursday night.
Dozens of deaf children from all across the Southeast are in the rocket city learning the ins and outs of what it takes to become an astronaut.
Workers with C & K Roofing and Construction spent Thursday afternoon building a new outdoor patio area for local veterans.
