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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The No. 22 Alabama women's basketball team remains undefeated after beating out Alcorn State (1-3) in an 88-59 victory on their home court inside Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa on Thursday.
November and Thanksgiving go hand in hand. Usually included in the holiday dinner spread are dressing/stuffing, cranberry sauce, multiple other side dishes, some sort of pie... and most of the time, a turkey centerpiece.
Chillier weather is moving into Alabama. With the temperatures dropping, some residents are turning to space heaters to keep warm. The devices can provide extra warmth in a drafty room or chilly home office , but they can also pose a safety risk no matter where they are used.
By: Baillee Majors
An annual, friendly competition against The University of Alabama and Auburn University that happens during the seven weeks leading up to the Iron Bowl will soon come to a close. The goal of the two food drives is to see which school can collect more non-perishable food to help those in need.
Alabama forecasters are cautioning residents about heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds coming to the state this week.
A conference to discuss the changing educational landscape in Alabama and explore what's possible for the future is on the books.
By: Baillee Majors
The University of Alabama Police Department is gaining a new member. After applying for deputy chief in August, longtime police executive Scott Thurmond is being chosen from a group of candidates by a hiring committee to take on the position. He will start in the role on Dec. 2.
By: Baillee Majors
The Food and Drug Administration is issuing a warning about the dangers of online pharmacies in Alabama and other states. The FDA reports the outlets claim to sell medications at a discount, often without requiring a prescription. The pills being distributed could be unapproved, counterfeit or otherwise unsafe medicines.
By: Baillee Majors
Football fans of The University of Alabama and Auburn University can compete in the realm of citizen science through the annual Marble Bowl ahead of the highly anticipated Iron Bowl. Participants can do so by submitting observations of wild plants, animals and fungi to one of two projects on the iNaturalist platform.
Alabamians are being offered support and resources for mental health as winter moves in and days grow shorter, and the temperatures drop.
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