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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.
Tupelo residents made last-minute preparations to stay at home per the governor’s orders.
Residents in a Shannon neighborhood are happy their power was restored after they say their landlord shut it off days ago.
The Board of Aldermen meeting ended in heated discussion over how Aberdeen will tackle this crisis.
A local cardiologist is using a telemedicine process to see patients and stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Tupelo 2 Go keeps rolling through this pandemic.
A local pediatrician is working to spread the Tupelo spirit she received.
District 5 State Senator Daniel Sparks provides tips for filing for unemployment.
Tishomingo residents are trying to rebuild following Tuesday's tornado.
Business is steady for barbers as concerns rise over the coronavirus.
Small businesses in Tupelo are feeling the effects of COVID-19.
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