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====Notable former on-air staff====
* Wynette Byrd ([[Tammy Wynette]]) – featured performer on ''Country Boy Eddie'' (later became established [[country music]] artist; deceased)
* [[Fannie Flagg]] – co-host of ''The Morning Show'' (1960s; later comedian and writer for ''[[Candid Camera]]'')
* [[Eli Gold]] – sports anchor (1981–1989; later [[University of Alabama]] [[Alabama Crimson Tide football|football]] play-by-play announcer and host of the weekly radio call-in show ''[[NASCAR]] Live'' on [[Motor Racing Network|MRN]])
* [[Mike Hogewood]] – sports anchor (1981–1986; later lead broadcaster for the [[Atlantic Coast Conference]], now deceased)
* [[Larry Langford]] – reporter (1970s; former [[List of mayors of Birmingham, Alabama|mayor of Birmingham]], now deceased)
* [[Don Lemon]] – weekend anchor (1996–1997; last anchor and host of ''[[CNN Tonight]]'' on [[CNN]])<ref>{{cite news|title=CNN Profiles- Don Lemon|url=http://www.cnn.com/profiles/don-lemon-profile#about|website=CNN|access-date=December 13, 2018}}</ref>
* [[Harry Mabry]] – anchor (1960s–1970s; deceased)
* [[Mai Martinez]] – general assignment reporter (later with [[WBBM-TV]], now at [[WBBM (AM)]])
* [[James Spann]] – meteorologist (1989–1996; now at [[WBMA-LD]])
* [[Sally Wiggin]] – anchor/reporter (1977–1980; now retired from [[WTAE-TV]] in [[Pittsburgh]])
* [[Tom York (television personality)|Tom York]] – sports anchor/host of WBRC's long-running ''The Morning Show'' (1957–1989; deceased)