Local News Bureau Chief and Internship Director
Baillee Majors is the Executive Morning Producer for @newschannelnine, serving as the Local News Bureau Chief and Internship Director. With a focus on local news in Alabama, particularly in Tuscaloosa, Baillee covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, and economic developments.
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Baillee Majors' articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and topics related to health & wellbeing and culture & society in Alabama. She often focuses on community initiatives, such as food insecurity, art programs, and charity events.
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By: Baillee Majors
The Auburn Community Orchestra is set to provide an evening of musical cheer. The annual holiday concert will take place at the Auburn United Methodist Church on Thursday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m., featuring traditional and several sing-along tunes.
By: Baillee Majors
Santa Claus, free hot chocolate, live music, a coat collection drive and the holiday spirit will be front and center at “A ‘Claus’ for Celebration” in Huntsville this weekend. The inaugural event promises to warm even the Grinch-iest of hearts.
By: Baillee Majors
The Tuscaloosa Police Department is warning residents of scam phone number that's circulating on social media. A post from the department's Facebook page explains the number is incorrectly identified as a TPD Reports Line. Officers caution to not use the phone number.
By: Baillee Majors
Wet winter weather is lingering in Alabama. Local meteorologists say to expect light rain Wednesday night and early Thursday. Then, another round of artic air will be present, with Friday expected to be the coldest morning of the week.
By: Baillee Majors
December is Safe Toys and Gifts Month. Alabamians are now being cautioned about potential risks associated with toys. Most toy-related deaths have been linked to choking on small balls or crayons, drownings associated with flotation toys and entrapment inside toy chests.
By: Baillee Majors
Governor Kay Ivey is preparing to light the Alabama Capitol Christmas tree. The theme of this year’s ceremony is “Every Light a Prayer for Peace.” The official state Christmas tree is a 38-foot Eastern Red Cedar from Bullock County. Throughout the week, the tree has been adorned with approximately 40,000 lights and an assortment of ornaments.
By: Baillee Majors
Alabamians are once again being told to brace for frigid temperatures and extreme frost across the state. Local meteorologists remind residents to continue to practice cold weather safety. The National Weather Service is issuing a cold weather advisory from midnight to 8:00 a.m. on Friday, with a widespread hard freeze in the forecast.
By: Baillee Majors
An indoor and outdoor weekend event in Tuscaloosa that highlights local artists is being billed as "perfect opportunity to find some one-of-a-kind gifts for everyone on your list." The Kentuck Art Center's Art Market Holiday Extravaganza is set for Saturday, Dec. 14 at Kentuck at Queen City on Jack Warner Parkway.
The holiday season often brings joy and celebration— but also a rise in cybercrime. The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports 12,000 victims
By: Baillee Majors
Alabama is being selected to participate in a new initiative aimed at integrating Family Child Care educators into state-funded pre-K programs. The Yellowhammer State is one of only four areas nationwide taking part in the project, which looks to make early childhood education more inclusive for families.
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