Megan comes to the Tennessee Valley from Houston, Texas.
This Texan is excited to call Alabama her home. I grew up fascinated by news. My dad worked for the Houston Police Department and often made cameo appearances on local newscasts. So early on, I knew I wanted to serve my community, and journalism felt right.
I started focusing on it my freshman year of high school. I went on to study journalism and dance at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. During my time at Tech, I wrote for a student-run online news source, anchored/reported for my college newscast, and was a part of several dance companies.
My first break into the industry was the summer before my senior year when I interned for the FOX affiliate in Lubbock, Texas. Upon completing my internship, I began working part-time for the morning show, Good Day Lubbock. I worked my way up and became FOX34’s weekend anchor, producer, and reporter.
When I'm not reporting, you can find me dancing or working on my yoga skills. I’m excited to continue my journey as a journalist here in the Rocket City!
The homeowner told WAAY31 his gas fireplace started the fire.
After a week hiatus, due to weather, crews will begin searching for a missing driver in Buck's Pocket State Park.
Emergency road work will close the right lanes.
Multiple roads throughout Morgan County have barricades up as of Monday night.
The co-ed squad took home the title for the third year in a row.
Wednesday's rain resulted in multiple flooded roads across Lincoln County. Two drivers had to be rescued, but are okay.
Two school systems in Tennessee are closing tomorrow due to potential flooding risks.
The governor wants a group to research how much money a lottery would bring to Alabama before she signs a bill.
Starting in the next term, Decatur council members will be penalized if they miss meetings.
An inmate is back in custody after police say a Winston County Sheriff's Office cruiser was stolen by that inmate and involved in a crash in Decatur.
