
Bria Jones
Bria Jones is an Emmy-award-winning journalist who joined the FOX6 team in December 2023. She currently anchors Weekend WakeUp and reports nightside during the week.
She’s coming from her hometown market in Memphis, TN, where she covered the city’s aggressive breaking news cycle, earning her a nomination for the city’s "Best Reporter." She was also a part of award-winning coverage for the "Memphis Shooting Rampage" where WREG-TV won first place in Large Market -- Best Coverage of Breaking News from the Tennessee Association of Broadcasters.
However, she’s no stranger to the Midwest and cold weather. Previously, Bria worked as a reporter/fill-in anchor in Flint, Michigan, where she extensively covered crime and city government. She also took tough viewer questions to city hall in a bi-weekly show titled "Ask The Mayor."
Before that, she spent two years as a multimedia journalist in Northeast Louisiana. She started her professional broadcast career developing her news judgment as a digital associate producer in Memphis.
A proud southern belle, Bria spent time growing up between Arkansas, Texas and Tennessee.
While in college at St. John’s University in New York City, she interned at "The Wendy Williams Show," MTV and VH1.
She is also a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and currently serves on the Broadcast Task Force Executive Board for the National Association of Black Journalists.
The latest from Bria Jones
Mississippi viral racist video sparks backlash, woman issues apology
A viral video showing racist gestures at Ole Miss sparked nationwide outrage, and the woman at the center of the video has issued a public apology.
Mississippi viral racist video sparks backlash for Wisconsin dealership
A viral video showing racist gestures at Ole Miss sparked nationwide outrage, signaling trouble for Kunes Auto Group, a Wisconsin dealership that has a storied past with discrimination against Black customers.
Wisconsin election: Governor-elect David Crowley outlines priorities
The day after the election, David Crowley spoke about the victory and introduced himself as governor-elect for the very first time. He said the campaign is over and he is getting to work.
St. Francis seniors recall 1957 Braves World Series amid Brewers' run
Few fans know baseball heart and history like our seniors. Fans remember the magic of the Milwaukee Braves 1957 World Series win.
Wisconsin governor race: Crowley, Tiffany run to succeed Evers
Democrat David Crowley faces Republican Tom Tiffany in the race to succeed Tony Evers as Wisconsin governor.
World Series: Wisconsin accordion player to perform during Games 1 & 2
If you have been to American Family Field this season, there is a good chance you have heard a familiar accordion sound serenading fans in the stands. When the World Series shines its spotlight on Milwaukee this week, it will not just be about baseball, but it will also be a celebration of the city's rich cultural heritage.
World Series: Brewers fans offer plumbing services for tickets
Brewers fans are going to extreme lengths for a seat in history. Forget cash – we are talking bartering.
World Series: Brewers 'Timeless Tickets' seating options limited
While thousands of baseball fans are digging deep into their pockets to catch the Fall Classic at American Family Field, others are pulling out what they thought were golden tickets—only to find the shine has faded.
Koreem Ozier homicide, Racine police arrest 2 suspects
Racine police have arrested two suspects in a Sunday shooting that killed Koreem Ozier, Police Chief Alex Ramirez said Tuesday.
Flock Safety cameras; Wisconsin cities vote to end use
Three southeast Wisconsin cities voted Tuesday night to end Flock camera use.









