Alexis is a news reporter for WAAY 31

Title: Reporter

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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.

Lawyer explains appeals process for Huntsville police officer found guilty of murder

After Darby was found guilty of killing Jefferey Parker Friday afternoon, his attorney says they will appeal the ruling.

Oakwood University graduates glad to see the day they can walk across the stage

Oakwood held their ceremony at the Von Braun Center.

Madison County DA, Huntsville lawyer say justice was served in murder trial for police officer

They now comment on what this can mean moving forward.

Jury selection in murder trial of Huntsville Police Department Officer William Darby begins

Huntsville Officer William Darby's trial is set to begin Monday.

Huntsville restaurant happy to host outdoor block party and ready for more

Guests told WAAY-31 they were happy to have some fun, celebrating Cinco de Mayo early, all while stay saying safe

Alabama doctors say we shouldn't relax with coronavirus precautions just yet

The state is seeing an increase in positive coronavirus cases and a slight, but unusual uptick in influenza-like symptoms in people.

Alabama Republican congressional candidates discuss campaigns ahead of primaries

The Democratic party is allowing the candidates themselves to announce their runs.

Madison County parents react to President Biden's spending plan for pre-school

President Biden wants to make pre-school free for all Americans.

Huntsville City Councilman releasing personal recommendations on police reform

Bill Kling says he did it with the help of 8 men and women who have been vocal about bridging the gap between the community and local law enforcement

Huntsville pharmacy happy to resume Johnson & Johnson vaccines

Saturday was the first day the vaccines could be administered after an 11-day hault

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