Jackson Brown is a Digital Content Executive Producer for WATN-TV, a local news station in Memphis, Tennessee. With a focus on providing up-to-date and important news to the community, Jackson covers a wide range of topics including crime, local events, and community issues.
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Jackson Brown's coverage primarily revolves around crime and local news in Memphis, Tennessee. His focus is on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime incidents within the area.
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By: Jackson Brown
According to a missing persons report, Jareesha Wilkerson went missing on Dec. 8 while her car was parked on the Mathews Bridge.
The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office said to avoid the area and expect a large police presence.
By: Jackson Brown
The woman's niece said her aunt was praised by JSO detectives for her bravery, fighting off a home invader "looking to kill her."
By: Jackson Brown
The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office said "several" inmates and families were scammed by people posing as bail bond agents, prompting SJSO to take the site down.
By: Jackson Brown
According to Atlas Van Lines' annual migration study, more people were found moving out of Florida than moving in for the first time since 2021.
By: Jackson Brown
The City of Brunswick previously filed a lawsuit against The Well, a faith-based homeless shelter, calling it a "public nuisance."
By: Ryan Wesley Routh, Efrem Lukatsky, Jackson Brown
12:09 PM EST December 18, 2024 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody announced new charges Wednesday for the man accused
Ayo Eniwaye was found guilty of aggravated stalking for making threats to kill Jacksonville TikTok influencer Helena.
By: Jackson Brown
A Florida Highway Patrol crash report said the woman was driving south on US-17 when her van crossed over the median, leaving the road and crashing into trees.
Ayo Eniwaye was sentenced to 21 months in prison - with credit for time served - for making violent threats to Helena, a Jacksonville TikTok personality.
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