Sierra Phillips is a reporter for WAAY.
I decided I wanted to be a reporter early on in my high school career. After shadowing an investigative reporter at a local station in Nashville I was hooked on news and how it could make an impact on people's lives.
I'm originally from Nashville, Tennessee and studied Broadcast Journalism and Political Science at Penn State. I love Penn State so much my dog is named Penny. "We are!" During college I had local news internships with FOX17 Nashville and NBC Washington. I also was a producer/reporter/anchor for the Penn State newscast Centre County Report.
I am so excited to tell the stories of people here in the Huntsville area and learn from my colleagues here at WAAY31!
The holiday season here in the Tennessee Valley will be without Toys-R-Us this year.
The flu bug is biting North Alabama.
Christmas has come early for some Huntsville families and veterans.
Hemp is used in a variety of products like paper, rope and even car parts.
Noodles, biscuits, and flavored 1 percent milk could be a few items added back to the menu at local schools.
We've seen a bunch of Christmas parades cancelled, but the weather is not enough to stop the rocket city marathon.
Friday, we learned some 27 million robocalls came into the 256 area code last month alone.
Thursday was moving day for Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital. The new North Alabama Medical Center will now serve the community.
Alabama State Senator Jim McClendon says he has a bill ready to introduce in the next session that would make it illegal in Alabama to even touch a phone while driving.
A group of Asbury High School students are still planning a concert with a rock band after the school board cancelled the school-sponsored event.
