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Jasmine Minor

Investigative Reporter/Fill-In Anchor

Jasmine Minor is an accomplished journalist and investigative reporter who has made significant strides in her career. Here are key details about her professional background:

Career Highlights

WISH-TV Experience:: Jasmine Minor joined WISH-TV in Indianapolis, Indiana in June 2021 as an investigative reporter and fill-in anchor.5 During her time at WISH-TV, she served as part of the station's investigative team, known as I-Team 8.2 In August 2022, she was promoted to weekend anchor, taking on the responsibility of anchoring the 6 pm, 10 pm, and 11 pm newscasts on weekends.2

Current Position:: As of October 2024, Jasmine Minor has moved on from WISH-TV and is now working as a Race and Culture Reporter and Fill-in Anchor at ABC 7 Chicago.14

Achievements and Recognition

Awards::

  • Two-time Emmy Award winner4
  • Received nine Emmy nominations1
  • Won a National Association of Black Journalists National Salute to Excellence Award1

Professional Associations::

  • Elected Vice President of Broadcast for the Indianapolis Association of Black Journalists in January 20223

Fellowship::

  • Honored with a prestigious fellowship at The Pew Research Center, where she acted as a juvenile justice fellow1

Education and Background

  • Holds a master's degree in broadcast journalism from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism1
  • Former NCAA Division 1 tennis player1
  • Inducted into Carmel Catholic High School's "Hall of Fame" for her tennis achievements1

Personal Initiatives

Jasmine co-founded the Kevin Minor Legacy Fund in memory of her father, which provides an annual $5,000 tennis scholarship to a young girl in the Midwest.1

Throughout her career, Jasmine has covered a wide range of stories, from local community issues to national coverage at the White House. Her work has focused on important topics such as human and sex trafficking survivors, and the challenges faced by professional Black athletes both on and off the field.1

Highlights

Apr 18 · linkedin

WATCH --

"That's just how that prison is ran...if you're black you're going to have a hard time."

An alleged white supremacist was caught on video violently stabbing four African-American men while they were shackled and handcuffed to a table.

Now, the victims filed a federal lawsuit claiming the prison staff at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility intentionally let the attack happen because of their race.

READ MORE >>> http://bit.ly/2UJAsMH WCPO-TV #raceinprison #lawsuit #ohio

Apr 17 · linkedin

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Location

Greater Chicago Area