Alexis is a news reporter for WAAY 31

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Alexis is from Atlanta, Georgia, but moved to Jackson, Mississippi to pursue a degree in Mass Communications with an emphasis in Speech Communications. After earning her undergraduate degree, Alexis moved north to Syracuse, New York. She graduated from the Newhouse School of Public Communications with a master’s degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism. While in Syracuse, she worked as a student reporter and interned at WSYR Channel 9.
Alexis says her most memorable experience was interning for a group of stations as a Washington D.C. News Correspondent. She had the chance to cover pressing issues including youth homelessness and the surge of women in politics.
As a self-proclaimed “foodie”, Alexis enjoys exploring the Huntsville restaurant scene with her family and friends.

Madison County leaders urge vigilance with coronavirus guidelines during the holiday season

The number of coronavirus cases in the state and in the county are alarming, they say.

Madison City Schools parents express concerns about constant learning style changes

This week, the district will be on a hybrid learning schedule.

As Madison County Schools shift to hybrid learning, mom worries about social challenges

The switch between virtual and in-person learning is a learning curve for everyone.

Huntsville International Airport sees a lot of fliers for holiday weekend

Many people told us they felt safe flying.

Small Business Saturday success in North Alabama

Businesses are asking for your support not only for the holidays, but year-round

Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign goes virtual

You will see kettles out, but you can also donate online

One Table Huntsville's Thanksgiving dinner meal still served in a socially-distant style

Village of Promise prepared more than 3,000 meals to give away.

North Alabama small business owners thankful for holiday market in Huntsville

Small business owners are hoping you'll shop local this holiday season

More than 1,000 in Huntsville receive food after free grocery giveaway

Refuge Church says they will do this every Saturday. The next location and time will be released on their Facebook.

Thanksgiving dinner meals may be a bit pricier this year due to demands

Some shop owners say it's due to more people eating at home.

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