Kayla joined WTVA in 2018.
Kayla is from Brandon, Mississippi.
She was an honor graduate at Jacksonville State University in Alabama where she was a two-sport athlete.
For her work on the field, classroom and in the community, she was awarded JSU's highest athletic honor the "Eagle Owl Award."
Kayla was also the host of JSU's most well-known campus radio show "Kayla Corine at 10."
On the show, she talked about various topics ranging from entertainment, current events, politics and even interviewed many well-known celebrities.
In her spare time, Kayla enjoys spending time with family, reading and going on adventures.
She loves laughing and having a great time wherever she is and works to bring that energy to her reporting.
Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College are learning how to design our future.
A program at Tupelo High School is working to empower a new generation of engineers.
A local high school is teaching students skills necessary in the workforce and life.
Homebuilding and remodeling is an industry unlike any other.
The welding course at Northeast Mississippi Community College is offering students a chance to build their own future.
A program at Northeast Mississippi Community College is providing students with internship opportunities.
A local company is helping people build life-long careers in the HVAC industry.
Two events in north Mississippi worked to help students find a possible career path.
A local cosmetology school is helping students stay a cut above the rest in the health and beauty industry.
Blue Delta Jeans is using denim to connect north Mississippi to the rest of the world.
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