Jenese Harris is an Evening Anchor and Reporter at WJCT Public Media. She covers a range of topics including architecture and planning, health and wellness, and civil lawsuits, with a focus on urban development and the construction industry. Jenese's work has been featured in WJCT Public Media, WJXT, WLBT, and WKMG News 6.
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Jenese's coverage is primarily focused on local weather events and reports. Given her focus on seasonal, evolving stories, and breaking news in the Jacksonville area, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming severe weather alerts, impact of storms or hurricanes on the community, as well as any evolving developments around these weather-related incidents.
Additionally, considering her interest in law enforcement with articles like "Retired JSO director says use of force displayed in viral arrest video seems ‘consistent’ with FDLE training," Jenese may also be open to relevant pitches regarding law enforcement activities and policies within Jacksonville.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville City Council approved an expansion of the city's 3 a.m. liquor ordinance to the Brooklyn neighborhood during a council meeting Tuesday.
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By: Jenese Harris
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville city council member has introduced a bill that would send more than $143,000 toward the rehabilitation of Historic Stanton School on Ashley Street.
By: Jenese Harris
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville teacher is turning heads online — one drumbeat at a time.
By: Jenese Harris
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A community looking out for each other. That's what Friday reflected as people from all across the area showed up at News4JAX to donate supplies for wildfire victims in Brantley County.
Hospitals are known for saving lives and improving overall health. However, for one woman, the hospital was a source to steal robotic equipment.
By: Jenese Harris
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Three new historical markers are now telling the story of Jacksonville's role in the civil rights movement — and the national history that unfolded right here in Northeast Florida.
By: Jenese Harris
The 2026 hurricane season marks 10 years since Hurricane Matthew threatened the Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia coast with massive storm surges, flooding, and damaging winds.
By: Jenese Harris
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville park and community center may be sitting on top of as many as 600 unmarked graves, and there is no proof the bodies were ever moved before the land was developed.
The University of North Florida has officially opened the Perry Weather Heat Lab at UNF’s Korey Stringer Institute, a new facility dedicated to researching how extreme heat affects the human body — and how to prevent it from turning deadly.
