Cailyn Holloway is a journalist based in Huntsville, Alabama. She writes for WAAY-TV and her work has also appeared in WTVA. Cailyn covers local news stories, including community events, education, crime, and accidents, keeping the residents of Huntsville informed about the latest happenings in their area.
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Cailyn’s coverage focuses predominantly on local news, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and accidents in the Huntsville, Alabama area. Her reporting also includes government announcements and event coverage.
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According, the National Weather Service, a tree has fallen on a house in Hartselle on Guy Roberts Road.
It takes place on Mar. 21 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Huntsville Fire & Rescue say they are responding to a structure fire at 13017 Branscomb Road.
By: Cailyn Holloway
Huntsville Fire & Rescue responded to a structure fire at 13017 Branscomb Road Monday morning.
The Rocket City is now the official home of the Alabama Beavers!
One person has died, after being hit by a vehicle on Friday morning, according to Huntsville police.
Huntsville Fire and Rescue is responding to a fire at Biltmore Place Apartments.
The investigation is now with the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation.
By: Paige Meyer, Cailyn Holloway
The investigation is now with the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation.
By: Paige Meyer, Cailyn Holloway
The investigation is now with the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation.
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