Moriah Davis
Reporter
Charlottesville, Va.
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Moriah joined NBC29 as a reporter in July 2018 after graduating from Hampton University with a degree in broadcast journalism and a minor in liberal arts. She is originally from Hampton, Virginia and is happy to be reporting in a place close to home.
During her time at the real HU, she was a member of the National Association for Black Journalists, and was a member of the Kappa Tau Alpha Honor Society.
Moriah also wrote scripts for the student-run news station WHOV and did a full-time internship with WAVY TV 10 in Portsmouth, Virginia.
When not looking for her next story, you can find her exploring the beautiful city of Charlottesville or at the gym.
Feel free to reach out to Moriah with story ideas or just for a chat by email mdavis@nbc29.com or on twitter at @MDavisReports.
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Artists throughout the Central Virginia will soon have a new place to display their artwork in a secret location. Great Graphics Framing Shop is using its extra space to turn part of the shop into a speakeasy.
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Two hour free bike rentals now available in Charlottesville for the summer.
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Protesters shut down a portion of West Main Street as they called attention to Black queer and trans lives, but the protest looked more like a party as they spread the message of equality.
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Online survey aims to pinpoint trouble spots throughout the city of Charlottesville.
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The University of Virginia announces plans for students to return to grounds for the fall semester. It's welcome news to students and Charlottesville area businesses
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Governor Northam strives to make June 19th a paid state holiday in Virginia, and some Charlottesville area activists say it's about time.
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Two voting districts in Albemarle County now have a new location where voters will cast their ballots.
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The Brook Family YMCA is offering an in-person summer camp to relive stress for parents and get kids out the house.
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Staff at the Thomas Jefferson Health Department say racism is a public health crisis and support people protesting, but they want to make sure people are still protecting themselves from COVID-19.
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Youth leaders discuss criminal justice issues with Charlottesville and Albemarle County officials in response to recent events surrounding racial injustice.
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Black-owned businesses double and triple sales due to more community support.
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Prayer Vigil held in downtown Charlottesville honors those lost to police brutality.
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Hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters marching in downtown Charlottesville Monday evening to call for racial justice.
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Police Civilian Review Board speaks out on Charlottesville Police Department, impact of current events and working together moving forward.
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Healthcare workers at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital got a special tribute in the form of a parade and a flyover for their work during the coronavirus pandemic.
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After months of silence, Whiskey Jar hosted Ragged Mountain String Band for a live performance Wednesday night.
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Charlottesville area businesses show their support online by posting #BlackoutTuesday
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A grant is helping people living at Friendship Court and some other communities go rent-free for the month of June to ease the burden caused by COVID-19.
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Protesters gather along University Avenue to support justice for George Floyd who was killed in Minneapolis.
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Everyone in the state of Virginia is now mandated to wear a mask to help fight the spread of the coronavirus. However, wearing those masks can often cause irritation to the skin, especially wearing them long periods of time.
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Wood Grill Buffet feeds workers helping fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Governor Northam is mandating everyone in Virginia to wear face masks in public beginning Friday. The rule does come with some exceptions, and people have mixed feelings about it.
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Recent Mary Baldwin University graduate gets degree after going through hardships with losing her 8-year-old son
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Businesses across Virginia are welcoming customers back for Phase One of Governor Northam’s reopening plan. Wineries are allowing people back on the property and expect business to pick up in the coming weeks.
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A young boy who is battling cancer has something to smile about. Mason’s Toy Box planned a night full of surprises to bring some joy to families who are struggling with a sick child.
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Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry has seen a decrease in the number of meat donations due to COVID-19.
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It’s going to feel like a very long and hot summer for people wanting to take a dip at the beach. The Albemarle County Parks and Recreation Department say it is staffing issues amid the pandemic that caused the decision to keep beaches closed.
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On Monday, Charlottesville City Council held a virtual public hearing for the fiscal year 2020-2021 budget.
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A graduating Charlottesville high school senior got a special surprise. Friends, family, and members of the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program participated in a drive-by parade to celebrate the accomplishment.
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Charlottesville Police Department honors those who have died in the line of duty
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At Last Hair Color Studio is discussing plans for reopening during phase one
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An Albemarle County dog training company has come up with a way to survive the impacts of the coronavirus.
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With Virginia Governor Ralph Northam expected to open businesses back up this weekend, employees are getting prepared.
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Preschool programs across the Charlottesville-Albemarle area are seeing a significant decrease in the number of students registered for the next school year due to COVID-19.
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Right now, more people are choosing to get out of the house and get some fresh air in their neighborhoods or streets. The Albemarle County Police want the community to be aware of the necessary precautions to stay safe.
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During this time of isolation, many older adults are struggling to keep up with maintenance on their hearing aids. A mobile hearing aid company, Hearing at Home, wants people in central Virginia to know that they are open.
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We've been hearing how restaurants are taking a big hit during the coronavirus crisis, but one Charlottesville restaurant is celebrating its one-year anniversary despite the impacts of COVID-19.
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A fabric store in Charlottesville is slammed with orders, as people sew dozens of masks for frontline workers and community members.
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Albemarle County Parks and Recreation has added signs and ambassadors to remind people about social distancing.
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A food challenge in Charlottesville is helping restaurants keep their doors open while also feeding essential workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Cleanliness is top of mind as the nation works to stop the spread of COVID-19. However, cleaning services are among those businesses feeling the pain of the coronavirus.
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Dozens of central Virginia musicians remixed a classic song to encourage everyone in the community to come together during this COVID-19 crisis.
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Mincer's UVA Sportswear is ready to sell gear with a brand new design.
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A pet company in Charlottesville is making sure animals are being taken care of during the coronavirus outbreak.
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A central Virginia doctor is weighing in on why African Americans are at higher risk for COVID-19.
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People can now bring donations to support coronavirus response efforts in Charlottesville and Albemarle County.
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The Albemarle-Charlottesville chapter of the NAACP is calling on Governor Ralph Northam to ensure African Americans have equal access to healthcare.
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Husband surprises wife with home camping trip during COVID-19.
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Piedmont Housing alliance launch "Support Our Seniors" for people to send activities to the elderly.
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The Albemarle County School Board approves a security equipment grant for Greer Elementary School.
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