Alabama state capitol reporter Reshad Hudson will be moving to Washington, D.C. bureau in November to work as a national correspondent for Nexstar. While there, he will be covering Congress and the White House.
Hudson graduated from the University of Alabama with degrees in broadcast journalism and political science. While in Montgomery he covered Alabama legislature and managed to score several key interviews with Kay Ivey. He covered the removal of former Speaker of the House Mike Hubbard and former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore.
CBS 42 news director Rob Martin stated, “Reshad helped establish the company’s first state capitol bureau in Alabama. Reshad quickly went to work making contacts with the governor, attorney general, and other state agencies. Exclusive interviews with Governor Ivey, breaking stories out of the Legislature, and top-notch campaign coverage are just a few of the stories successfully reported. He has also paved the way for our next bureau reporter to be well established. Good news for us, we can air Reshad’s Washington stories.”
Hudson made the announcement on his Twitter page, stating, “I have my own October surprise! This Bama native is moving to DC in Nov. to be a reporter in Nexstar’s Washington Bureau covering Congress and the White House. I could not think of a better time to be working in the most important Capitol in the world.”
I have my own October surprise! This Bama native is moving to DC in Nov. to be a reporter in Nexstar’s Washington Bureau covering Congress and the White House. I could not think of a better time to be working in the most important Capitol in the world.
— Reshad Hudson (@ReshadHudson) October 27, 2020
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