Alexis is a news reporter for WAAY 31
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.
Florence and Decatur Mayors say after they contracted COVID and got vaccinated, they want you to join in the fight to beat the pandemic.
The park says they're moving to weekend-only operations due to staffing issues.
Sparkman Pharmacy has Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines available.
Some of these calls are fueled by parents not happy with public schools' masking options for this year.
Governor Kay Ivey is not looking to do another shutdown, but needs more Alabamians to get vaccinated.
The woman is at Huntsville Hospital being treated.
The wildfires have been burning for the last 3 weeks.
Helen Keller Hospital, North Alabama Medical Center stress need for vaccinations
One mom says her kids will still wear masks.
The lawsuit claims the revenue commissioner has not been keeping up with the proper amount of funds for the departments.
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