Who was US Sports reporter Christina Chambers? The reporter and her husband found dead in a murder-suicide in Alabama home

US sports reporter Christina Chambers and her husband were found dead at their home in Hoover, Alabama, on Tuesday morning. Police said the couple was discovered unresponsive around 9 am local time.

Authorities also confirmed that their infant child was found unharmed at the scene and was safely removed from the home. The shocking incident has deeply affected the local community and the sports media world. Police are treating the deaths as a murder-suicide. Both victims were found with gunshot wounds and were declared dead at the scene after medics arrived. The case remains under investigation. Christina Chambers was well known for her work in sports journalism and education.

Tributes have poured in from colleagues, students, and public figures across Alabama following the tragic news.

WBRC mourns sports reporter Christina Chambers

WBRC News, where Christina Chambers worked for several years, issued an emotional statement after confirming her death. The network remembered her as a bright and positive presence. On its website, WBRC published a tribute titled “WBRC remembers Christina Chambers as ‘spark of joy’ who made everyone better.”

The article stated, “Christina Chambers had a beautiful ability to naturally feel like a friend immediately.” It also noted that when she joined the sports team in 2015, it was made up entirely of men. Her colleague Rick Karle said, “She made sideline better, she made this TV station better, she made everyone in the newsroom better.”WBRC also shared a message on X, writing, “We are absolutely heartbroken to share this news.

We have confirmed former WBRC sports reporter Christina Chambers is one of the two people found dead in a Hoover home Tuesday morning. Please keep their family and your WBRC family in your thoughts as we navigate this loss.”Chambers became a broadcast journalism teacher at Thompson High School. Dr. Wayne Vickers released a statement saying, “We are deeply saddened by the passing of Christina Chambers.” He added, “Her dedication to them and to her profession was evident in everything she did.”Alabama Senator Katie Britt wrote, “Please join me in keeping Christina’s friends, family, and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers.” Sports writer Creg Stephenson also shared, “So tragic. I covered Christina as a high school track star… and she was always a delight.”Christina Chambers joined WBRC in 2015 and became a familiar face on ‘Sideline’ every Friday night. She also covered major events like the Mercedes Marathon and even ran the race herself. She left her full-time role in July 2021 but continued to freelance during the 2025 football season.Also Read: Who Is Elle Duncan? Inside ESPN host’s reported move to become Netflix’s new sports face