D'Quan Lee
Reporter
Huntsville, AL
D’Quan Lee joined the WAFF 48 News team in March of 2022 as a reporter and multimedia journalist.
He’s a graduate of Alabama State University with a degree in Communications with a concentration in radio & TV.
He started his career in sports as a play-by-play broadcaster for his alma mater, announcing their football and basketball games for the Hornet Sports Network.
Officials with Alabama A&M University have confirmed that its offer to buy the Birmingham-Southern College campus has failed.
State leaders told WAFF that it's very likely going to come up in the next session. This wouldn't be the first time the lines between church and state have intersected in Alabama.
Starting this Saturday, June 1st, state and local law enforcement officers across the state can issue you a ticket if you break the state’s hand-free law.
It's been 25 years since Alabama voters have had the chance to vote on bringing the lottery to the state.
Decatur police officer Mac Bailey Marquette was arrested for murder in connection to the shooting death of Steve Perkins.
It's not always easy trying to find the right gift for that special someone, especially at the last minute.
Authorities recovered the body of a young man who was duck hunting from a lake.
A few students we spoke with told us they knew what that moment meant to A&M, so they wanted to make it a memory that'll last a lifetime.
Jurors in a high-profile Huntsville murder trial have decided to sentence convicted cop killer LaJeromeny Brown to death after days of deliberation.
Sheffield Police Chief Ricky Terry said due to a lack of criminal activity the case will be turned over to the State Fire Mashal’s Office
There's been a lot of progress made in the past 60 years in Alabama. It all started at Fifth Avenue School.
Saturday, dozens of people attended the Space and Rocket Center as NASA held a fundraiser to pay honor to those who gave their contribution to space exploration.
Last week, an elementary student stabbed a teacher with a pencil.
Officials don’t know what caused the boat to sink, but their focus is on limiting the damage and cleaning up as much of the fuel as possible.
We're On Your Side with legal words of wisdom if you're in the passenger's side of your best friend's ride.
Dionne Mack has seen the death of her son Tyrell Spencer go from an unsolved mystery to the inspiration behind House Bill 45 legislation named in her son's memory.
In December, Limestone County deputies arrested five former Alabama Department of Corrections officers
Did millions in federal COVID pandemic relief money end up in the wrong hands?
