Jennifer Brett
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta, GA, United States
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Recent articles by Jennifer:
Buckhead stores, restaurants clean up after a night of riots and looting
Hours after a peaceful gathering in downtown Atlanta morphed into vandalism and arson Frid... → Read More
Civil rights legend Rev. Joseph Lowery has died
The nation is mourning a titan of the Civil Rights Era. The Rev. Joseph Lowery has died. → Read More
Anne Cox Chambers: “Making the world a better place”
As a philanthropist, Anne Cox Chambers forever enhanced Atlanta’s civic and cultural landscape. As a political activist and diplomat, her influence spanned the globe. Yes Chambers would want to be remembered as one who enjoyed life’s simple pleasures. → Read More
Person hit by car on Clarence Street in Dayton
Montgomery County dispatch confirmed a pedestrian was hit near 1616 Clarence Street. → Read More
How Kobe Bryant enjoyed Atlanta
After five championships and 20 years of NBA ball, Kobe Bryant announced his retirement in November... → Read More
Metro Atlanta’s celebrity crime victims
Crime doesn’t care if you’re famous. → Read More
Olivia Wilde defends portrayal of late Kathy Scruggs
The actress defends her portrayal of the AJC reporter in “”Richard Jewell” amid debate → Read More
Cox, AJC seek ‘Richard Jewell’ disclaimer in letter to Clint Eastwood
A letter from Los Angeles-based law firm Lavely & Singer sent Monday on behalf of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Cox Enterprises, its parent corporation, takes strong exception to elements of the upcoming film “Richard Jewell,” particularly its portrayal of late AJC reporter Kathy Scruggs. The movie version of Scruggs, played by Olivia Wilde, is depicted as someone who relies on… → Read More
The Ballad of Kathy Scruggs
Kathy Scruggs, the AJC reporter depicted in Richard Jewell movie, isn’t alive to defend herself against ‘floozy’ portrayal → Read More
‘Real-time crimefighting.’ Around 11,000 cameras watch over Atlanta
Operation Shield lets Atlanta police view footage from thousands of public and private cameras. It thrills supporters, but chills the ACLU and others. → Read More
How the UGA-Notre Dame game inspired a viral Twitter account
Meet the UGA grad behind Irish Spring’s good, clean fun → Read More
Atlanta airport goes quiet and still in memory of 9/11
Things were humming along as usual at the Atlanta airport security checkpoint Wednesday morning, unt... → Read More
Tyler Perry vows to help the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian devastation
In a social media post, Perry pledged that as soon as I can, I will be there to do whatever I can to help you rebuild stronger and better. → Read More
After more than 100 years, will Leo Frank be exonerated?
A mob lynched a Jewish man in 1915 after Atlanta factory worker Mary Phagan was found dead. A new effort aims to determine whether he was innocent. → Read More
Atlanta University Center students identified after shooting at party
Erin Ennis took to social media Wednesday thanking people for their prayers and well wishes. “A bullet will reside in my leg for the rest of my life,”the Clark Atlanta University student posted on Instagram, “but at least I have a life period.” Ennis was one of four students shot Tuesday night at a block party outside the Atlanta University Center’s library. They were with about 200 other… → Read More
Abandoned at birth, 'Baby Jan' hopes to meet her rescuers
In 1983, someone found a newborn wrapped in a blanket and left in the parking lot of The Prado, a shopping center in Sandy Springs, Georgia. → Read More
‘A club no one wants to be a part of’
As massacres keep happening, survivors in one city help those in the next one cope → Read More
‘A club no one wants to be a part of’: Shooting victims in one city he
U.S. Army veteran Diondra Pointer planted flags in the ground after a gunman left four U.S. Marines → Read More
Alleged Dayton shooter obsessed with killing, high school classmates s
Dayton, Ohio - The man who allegedly killed nine people Sunday morning in Dayton’s Oregon District was once kicked out of Bellbrook High School for making a list of girls he wanted to kill, the Dayton Daily News learned in interviews with former classmates and school administrators. Connor Betts, 24, was shot and killed by Dayton police, ending a brief yet deadly rampage in which he allegedly… → Read More
Dayton, Ohio, shooting: Victim leaves behind daughter and newborn baby
Jacksonville's News, Weather, and Traffic - News 104.5 WOKV → Read More