News of Chambers’ death sent ripples of grief across Alabama and far beyond the journalism community. WBRC 6, her former station, released a moving statement expressing deep sorrow and offering heartfelt condolences to her family, colleagues, and friends. Those who worked alongside her remembered not only her professionalism but the warmth she brought to every assignment — a rare combination of technical skill, enthusiasm, and genuine kindness.
After stepping away from full-time sports reporting, Chambers continued shaping the world of media in another profound way: through teaching. She became the leader of a high school broadcast journalism program, where she poured her energy into mentoring the next generation. Her students often earned statewide recognition, a testament not only to their abilities but to her unwavering belief in them. Friends and colleagues recall her patience, her infectious encouragement, and her desire to help young people discover their own voices. These qualities defined her as much as her work on camera — perhaps even more.
As authorities continue their investigation, they have urged the community and the press to refrain from speculation. Sudden losses like this create emotional shockwaves that reach far beyond immediate family, touching students, coworkers, neighbors, and viewers who welcomed her into their homes. In such moments, accuracy and empathy become vital safeguards against misunderstanding and harm. Continue reading…
