Jasmina Alston
Reporter
CBS46
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Jasmina Alston comes to CBS46 from ABC 33/40 in Birmingham, Alabama. There she was a multimedia journalist working out of the East Alabama bureau.
Prior to Birmingham, Jasmina was the political reporter for WDHN in Dothan, Alabama, covering state and local politics.
As a graduate of Georgia State University, Jasmina is excited to be back in Atlanta,
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A university in Georgia fired a professor after police said the man was arrested for the murder of a student early Saturday morning.
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The Tunnel to Towers Foundation is honoring a fallen Georgia officer by paying off the mortgage of his family home.
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The stress you may be feeling about inflation, the pandemic, or politics could impact your physical health, according to health experts. A metro Atlanta Endodontist said that stress in the last few years has caused more of his patients to fracture a tooth.
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A Kennesaw city councilman attended his last meeting on Monday after he resigned because of the decision to reopen a controversial Civil War store.
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Georgia’s COVID cases have increased in the last couple of months, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health’s website.