General Assignment/Public Safety Reporter
Jasmine Hollie is a General Assignment/Public Safety Reporter for The Tuscaloosa News and Yahoo News. With a focus on local news in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Jasmine covers a wide range of topics including restaurant openings, community events, public safety issues, and local government decisions. Her work has also been featured in the Montgomery Advertiser and Gadsden Times.
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Tuscaloosa, United States (Local)
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Jasmine's reporting heavily focuses on local news, particularly around crime, government and politics in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Pitches for her should emphasize relevant local angles to current events or breaking news stories in the area. Topics related to community events and education are also within her scope.
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Tuscaloosa County voters can expect at least one change in polling locations for Tuesday's General Election.
Stillman College will form a partnership with the Saban Center to create new opportunities in STEM and arts education in Alabama.
By: Jasmine Hollie
The 2024 General Election will be held Nov.5.
By: Jasmine Hollie
Roll Mart opened this month in the former home of a long-abandoned Quik Mart on McFarland Blvd. in Tuscaloosa.
Tuscaloosa police are investigating a shooting that occured Wednesday afternoon in west Tuscaloosa.
Tuscaloosa police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead, and two others injured Wednesday in west Tuscaloosa.
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The Chick-fil-A restaurant in Northport will expand its business and open a second location along U.S. Highway 82.
By: Jasmine Hollie
The U.S. Highway 82 and Alabama Highway 69 intersection will undergo overnight road work through Nov. 27.
For the third consecutive year, student-run food drives at the University of Alabama and Auburn University collectively raised over 1 million pounds of nonperishable items to benefit regional food banks.
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