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Title: Reporter

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Bridget comes to the Tennessee Valley from Virginia.

Bridget is excited to call northern Alabama her home! She knew journalism was right for her after anchoring the morning newscasts at her high school.

She studied Broadcast Journalism at the University of Maryland. Go Terps! While at school she spent a semester interning at WUSA9 with the Special Assignments Unit where she got to experience first-hand the hard work that goes into being a journalist.

During her senior year of college she was an anchor and reporter for UMD’s Capital News Service and spent much of her semester on Capitol Hill.

When Bridget is not out reporting, you can find her exploring downtown Huntsville or searching for a great cup of coffee. She is excited to start her journalism career in Rocket City!

Legacy Elementary School students say 'thank you' to essential workers

Legacy Elementary School students dressed up as essential workers on Friday to thank them for all their hard work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Huntsville man recovering after being shot by someone trying to break into his car

One Huntsville man is recovering Friday after police say he was shot by someone trying to break into his car from right outside his home Thursday night!

Gov. Kay Ivey to give update about Alabama's mask-wearing mandate on Thursday

The governor plans to give a coronavirus update on Thursday.

Johnson and Johnson doses will go to locations that haven’t yet received coronavirus vaccines

The Johnson and Johnson vaccine will go to locations that haven't administered any shots.

More elective surgeries done at Decatur-Morgan Hospital as coronavirus hospitalizations decline

There are only 14 coronavirus inpatients at Decatur-Morgan Hospital.

Alabama coronavirus hospitalizations are at an eight-month low

The last time statewide hospitalizations were below 700 inpatients was at the end of June.

New offices for the Huntsville City Schools system could be moving to north Huntsville

A new redevlopment project could bring new school system offices, a hotel, and retail stores to north Huntsville.

CVS in Moulton starts giving out coronavirus vaccines

Thursday was the first day you can get your coronavirus vaccine at the CVS in Moulton.

Huntsville doctor says people who've recently had coronavirus should wait to get vaccine

Dr. Pam Hudson says it's reasonable advice for people to wait several months before getting vaccinated after testing positive for coronavirus.

Limestone County Emergency Management suggests people prepare for severe weather in advance

Much of the snow and ice has melted away across North Alabama, but the damage remains and repairs are just beginning.

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