Carrington Cole is a Reporter/MMJ for WAKA Action 8 News. She also works in the Creative Services Department editing station promotion and commercials.
Carrington was born and raised in Montgomery and has always dreamed of working in the media industry. She is a 2019 Auburn University graduate with a degree in Visual Media and a minor in Theatre.
Carrington interned with WSFA in Montgomery and War Eagle Productions while finishing her bachelor’s degree. She moved to Atlanta after graduating college where she worked in a production company before moving back to Alabama in 2020.
She has been working with WAKA since May 2021 and has been excited to learn more about the media industry.
When she’s not working, Carrington loves shopping for clothes and getting new books to read. At home, she’s usually curled up with her cat while watching a horror movie.
Before you get ready to get behind the wheel of a boat for the Memorial Day weekend, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) wants you to know about some recent legislations enacted to enhance water safety across Alabama.
Join Action 8 and our community partners as we help Friendship Mission on our first-ever Action 8 Day on Saturday, May 11.
From having no name to everyone knowing who she is at Jackson Hospital, Rotton Weiler has a true underdog story.Â
'Swimming around the Spectrum' is the first of it's kind in the River Region and have already served over 30 families.
bb.q stands for 'the Best of the Best Quality' and they have over 150 locations across the country.
The students desperately need the communities help with donations that will be used to fund their travel and competition fees.
A Blue Angels pilot gave Catherine Kenny a backseat ride across the skies and did several stunts and maneuvers that they do in their air shows.
For day one of Montgomery Navy Week, the U.S. Navy showcased their SEAL Virtual Reality Experience, also called Nimitz, to Park Crossing High School students.
You can help make a difference Thursday, March 28 when you go out to eat in a place that you know is for a good cause.
It may just be a walk for others, but Denise now sees it as the biggest step forward in her recovery and journey.
