Ashley is a Reporter at WAAY 31

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Ashely was born and raised in Arlington, Texas, but traveled further west to pursue a career in broadcasting. She graduated Cum Laude from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. While in college, Ashley worked for the student run Cronkite News as a multimedia journalist and weather anchor. She was involved in many organizations on campus, including the National Association of Black Journalists and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Ashley loves watching reality TV and trying out new recipes from Pinterest. She enjoys all Huntsville and North Alabama has to offer.

Huntsville City Council to vote on multimillion dollar budget

The vote will happen during Thursday's city council meeting.

Community members to give testimony to Huntsville Police Advisory Council about June protests

This will be the second time they will let the public share their testimony on what happened that night.

Huntsville Ballet Company cancels performances because of coronavirus

They are now asking the community to support them so they won't have to close.

Albertville City Schools works to keep buses sanitized as students head back to class

Students in Albertville returned for the first day of school on Monday.

Local pastors call for movement of Madison County Confederate monument

The pastors say the monument represents Huntsville's racist history and say it has no place in the community today.

Huntsville police collect school supply donations for local students

The police department collected donations of school supplies from the community for about a month.

Students back in Athens City Schools as district takes coronavirus precautions

The district has implemented a number of safety measures to help keep students safe.

Decatur virtual students pick up laptops ahead of first day of school

Students in the Decatur City Schools system start class on Wednesday.

Hartselle students return back to school for first time since March

WAAY 31 got to look inside Hartselle High School to see some of the new safety changes in place.

Jackson County bus drivers work to sanitize buses as school starts back

Students in Jackson County are back in the classroom for the first time since schools shut down back in March because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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