Jasmina Alston is a reporter for Atlanta News First, specializing in local news coverage in the Atlanta, Georgia area. With a background in journalism and experience working with various news outlets, Jasmina is dedicated to bringing important stories to the forefront and providing accurate and informative reporting to the community.
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Jasmina's articles predominantly revolve around local events and issues in Atlanta, Georgia. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, crime, human resources & employment, family & relationships, government & politics.
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By: Jasmina Alston
Bear, who is a 2-year-old German Shepherd mix, is recovering from several gunshot wounds after the incident.
By: Jasmina Alston
The district attorney’s office hosted a domestic violence awareness program highlighting resources for victims.
Demonte (Yak Gotti ) Kendrick, Shannon (SB) Stillwell are still on trial in Georgia’s longest trial in history.
By Jasmina Alston Published: Nov. 6, 2024 at 3:54 AM GMT+1 | Updated: moments ago
By: Jasmina Alston
Loved ones are grieving an 18-year-old who was killed in a double shooting in Atlanta on Tuesday.
By: Jasmina Alston
Jonathan Dean understands the power of having power and that’s why for over 10 years, he’s helped turn the lights on in Georgia communities.
By: Jasmina Alston
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Jonathan Dean understands the power of having power, and that's why for over 10 years, he's helped turn the lights on in Georgia communities.
By: Jasmina Alston
In a hearing on Friday, the judge told the attorney for South Fulton that he needed more information.
By: Jasmina Alston
Nearly a year later, the courtroom looks much different than it did in the beginning, with only two remaining defendants.
By: Jasmina Alston
An off-duty security guard is recovering after being shot during an armed robbery at a Dollar General store in Atlanta.
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