Megan comes to the Tennessee Valley from Houston, Texas.

Title: Weekend Evening Anchor/Reporter

mreyna@waaytv.com

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This Texan is excited to call Alabama her home. Megan grew up fascinated by news. Her dad worked for the Houston Police Department and often made cameo appearances on local newscasts. So early on, she knew she wanted to serve her community, and journalism felt right.

Megan started focusing on it her freshman year of high school. She went on to study journalism and dance at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. During her time at Tech, she wrote for a student-run online news source, anchored/reported for her college newscast, and was a part of several dance companies.

Megan’s first break into the industry was the summer before her senior year when she interned for the FOX affiliate in Lubbock, Texas. Upon completing her internship, Megan began working part-time for the morning show, Good Day Lubbock. She worked her way up and became FOX34’s weekend anchor, producer, and reporter.

When Megan is not reporting, you can find her dancing or working on her yoga skills. She is excited to continue her journey as a journalist here in the Rocket City!

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