Jessica Knox is a reporter at WSFA. With a focus on regional interest and world news, she covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, civil rights, and social issues, all while emphasizing the importance of accessibility and water management in her community. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewsNation, Yahoo News, and WREG-TV.
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Jessica Knox's coverage indicates a clear focus on local news, particularly crime, education, and community events in Tennessee and specifically Memphis. Given her concentration on breaking news and evolving stories related to local events, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or exclusive access to ongoing developments in these areas.
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By: Jessica Knox
) - Students at Selma's new School of Discovery began the school year without access to the building's permanent cafeteria, forcing the district to prepare meals at another campus and convert a planned band room into a temporary lunchroom.
By: Jessica Knox
) - A Selma learning center is working to raise thousands of dollars to help more families afford early childhood education.
By: Jessica Knox
) - The smell of barbecue filled the air along Selma's riverfront Saturday as families, food vendors and local businesses came together for an evening of food, music and friendly competition.
) - A historic Selma church with roots stretching back more than 130 years is receiving $40,000 in state funding to help preserve its building and continue serving the surrounding community.
By: Jessica Knox
Residents have been organizing for months against the project, raising concerns about water use, electricity demands, noise, farmland, property values and the long-term impact a large-scale data center could have on the rural county.
By: Jessica Knox
) - Selma's new interim police chief says he is already working on a plan to address recurring problems in downtown Selma after city leaders said hundreds of rounds were fired during a violent weekend.
By: Jessica Knox
) - A plan to transform overgrown green space in the heart of Selma into miles of recreational trails is gaining ground, and organizers are asking the community to help move the project closer to completion.
) - Selma residents have about a month to prepare for a major change in how their household garbage is collected, and city leaders are warning residents not to wait until the last minute to sign up.
By: Jessica Knox
) - More than six decades after thousands of people marched from Selma to Montgomery demanding voting rights, one Selma family is fighting to make sure a piece of that history does not disappear.
By: Michael Betz, Jens Lerchl, Jennifer Blau, Katharina Kaprocki, Philipp Johnen, Jessica Knox
Philipp Johnen Selene Garcia-Hernandez First published: 02 September 2026 Abstract BACKGROUND
