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
The arrest warrants state he was seen “texting unidentified subjects telling them to come to the school to purchase the marijuana.”
By: Jasmina Alston
Police Chief Stuart VanHoozer said there is an active investigation into what happened, which he believes will provide answers to the department on how such incidents are handled.
By: Jasmina Alston, Tim Darnell
Deamonte Kendrick still being held in notorious Fulton County Jail on other charges after not guilty YSL verdict.
By: Jasmina Alston
Advocates say a lack of funding for the court hurts communities, and they want county commissioners to hear why.
By: Tim Darnell, Jasmina Alston
Jeffery Williams’ probation modified, allowing superstar rapper to visit his Atlanta home for two weeks at a time.
By: Jasmina Alston
They say the delivery trucks are leaving the Amazon distribution center on Marietta Road and driving through residential streets.
By: Jasmina Alston
The 25-year-old woman was shot five times outside a metro Atlanta nightclub while celebrating her birthday.
By: Jasmina Alston
After the jury handed down its decision in early December, former YSL trial defendants Deamonte Kendrick and Shannon Stillwell appeared in court again on Tuesday.
By: Hope Dean, Jasmina Alston
The parents of a teenager who died after collapsing during volleyball practice in College Park are filing a lawsuit, citing a delayed ambulance response.
By: Hope Dean, Jasmina Alston
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The parents of a teenager who died after collapsing during volleyball practice in College Park have hired a lawyer, saying a delayed ambulance response was a factor in their daughter's death.
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