Brooklyn Joyner is a Producer/MMJ at KOAT 7. A native of New Orleans, she specializes in themes such as security and law enforcement, health and wellness, and the arts, with a particular focus on music and maternal health. Brooklyn's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Maroon, NOLA.com, and NBC5 News.
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Jackson, United States (Local)
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Brooklyn’s focus is on local news, particularly events and government announcements in the Mississippi area. She also covers a range of topics including crime, education, transportation, and community events.
If you have insights related to local government decisions or activities within Jackson or broader Mississippi communities, Brooklyn may be interested. Additionally, if you can offer expert commentary on evolving stories such as recent events or seasonal occurrences within these areas she covers.
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Mississippi farmers are worried about President Donald Trump’s decision to import subsidized beef, fearing it will harm local producers and reduce profits.
By: Brooklyn Joyner
Jackson officials must determine a new downtown location for the Eudora Welty Library to utilize a $3.75 million federal grant before it expires
A Jackson City Council budget meeting ended earlier than expected Thursday after only three council members attended, leaving the body without enough members to legally conduct business.
A 5-year-old child in Rankin County died after being found unresponsive at a mobile home park
By: Richard Bourne, Brooklyn Joyner
The family of one Jackson man killed in a hit-and-run want answers a year after he was killed.
By: Brooklyn Joyner
A former Jackson public school, closed for over five years, has been repurposed into a resilience hub and opportunity center, offering new resources to the South Jackson community.
By: Brooklyn Joyner
"Some of these guys that be parked over here, if you don’t give them a dollar, they do some crazy stuff,"
Following a violent weekend that left two people dead and others injured, Simpson County residents gathered at the Magee Civic Center for a prayer event
With hands interlocked and heads bowed, concerned locals joined a group of pastors in prayer.
By: Brooklyn Joyner
Jackson City Councilman Kenneth Stokes is urging authorities to release more information about the death of Tasia Fortune, who was found hanging from a tree last month.
