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Chase McPherson
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Digital Content Producer, WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL)
Huntsville
Beats
Biography
I have more than 10 years experience in newsrooms spanning Texas, Alabama, and Florida. I began work at WAFF-TV in Huntsville, AL running prompter before working a tenure track on the digital desk. After a brief run in the same position at Spectrum News 1 in Austin, TX, I took a few years off before returning to journalism with WFTX Fox 4 in Cape Coral, FL. Following Hurricane Ian, I relocated back to the Huntsville market, where I currently run digital and PM assignment editor duties at WZDX, Fox 54.
etc. business politicsLocal impact - education housing
Anything product-related
Content
By Chase McPherson Verified| WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified MADISON, Ala. — The City of Madison officially opened the full interchange along Interstate 565 at the Town Madison development Friday, marking a major milestone in local infrastructure improvements. The newly completed phase adds ramps to and from I-565 westbound, joining the eastbound ramps that opened during an earlier phase of construction.
By Chase McPherson Verified| WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified Local News The Owens Cross Roads City Council has voted not to renew Pathway of Madison County's business license. Author: Chase McPherson Published: 4:52 PM CDT March 21, 2025 Updated: 4:52 PM CDT March 21, 2025 OWENS CROSS ROADS, Ala. — The Owens Cross Roads City Council has voted not to renew the business license for Pathway of Madison County, LLC, according to a brief statement released Friday by the City.
By Chase McPherson Verified| WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified SHEFFIELD, Ala. — Starting with the 2025-26 school year, Sheffield students will be required to lock up personal phones in a specially-designed pouch to prevent use during instructional time. Called Yondr, the special container allows the device to remain in students' possession, but prevents the device from being accessible until the pouch is unlocked at a magnetic unlatching station. Yondr specifically touts their system being used in schools and public venues across 27 countries.
Company Info
WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL)
Huntsville, Alabama, United States
+1 256-533-5454