Ebony Hall has been with ABC 33/40 since 2004. She started as a reporter in our Tuscaloosa Bureau and later transferred to our Birmingham newsroom. In 2010, Ebony began anchoring the Saturday evening newscasts, and earlier this year she was promoted to co-anchor Good Morning Alabama.
This year, Ebony was named "Best Anchor" by the Alabama Associated Press. In 2007, Ebony, along with Chief Photographer Bill Castle and photographer Jud Hulon, won a prestigious Edward R. Murrow Regional Award for Best Spot News. The crew was covering the abduction of a local attorney, which became a day-long manhunt for the suspect. They not only got exclusive video of the rescue and takedown but were first to go live from the scene. Ebony has covered all kinds of stories in various parts of the state. She has also travelled to Aruba to cover the Natalee Holloway case, which made international headlines.
Ebony graduated from the University of Georgia with honors, so she loves it whenever the Dawgs cross the state line! She came to us from WDEF in Chattanooga where she was a reporter and
fill-in anchor. Before that she worked in her hometown of Rome, Georgia - first as the afternoon/evening anchor for News Talk 1470AM and then as a reporter in local cable news.
Ebony and her husband Marcus have a very spoiled Shih Tzu named Mocha Latte. Her hobbies include reading books by authors like Gregory Maguire, trying new DIY projects found on sites like
Pinterest, and bargain hunting.
You can catch Ebony every weekday morning from 4:30-7AM. You can also connect with her via Facebook (Ebony Hall 3340) and Twitter (ebony3340).
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