Alexis is a news reporter for WAAY 31
I am excited to be joining the WAAY 31 News Team, I’m open to all concerns and voices of those in Huntsville and surrounding areas.
I am originally from Atlanta, GA but received my Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications with an emphasis in Speech Communications from Jackson, Mississippi. I then moved to Syracuse, New York where I received my Masters in Broadcast and Digital Journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications from the Newhouse School. While there, I had the opportunity to be a student reporter for NCC News Online and intern with WSYR News Channel 9.
My most memorable experience is interning with the news stations: WCMH, WDTN and WKBN as their Washington D.C News Correspondent for 6 weeks. I had the chance to cover pressing issues such as youth homelessness and the surge of women in politics this year.
I enjoy going out in my spare time to explore what the city has to offer, spending time with friends and family and I'm a "foodie"!
I am ready to be a vessel for those in the Tennessee Valley and I look forward to being the best reporter I can be for you.
We've reached out to Huntsville police for more information and we're waiting to hear back.
Fire officials say you should never leave space heaters on if you can't watch them closely.
Huntsville police are still investigating the cause of the pursuit.
Due to contractor bids being too high, the City of Athens needs to secure more funds to start on the construction.
The suspect had multiple warrants for their arrest.
The ordinance says homeowners must keep drains clear of any debris.
We were able to see the damage for ourselves and saw the burned air vents.
The family told us the bolted-down bench was stolen some time ago and now the city is on the lookout
We spoke with one vet who told us it was his first time in the air in several years.
The tenant who lives in the apartment told us he noticed smoke coming out of air vents.
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