Hugh Keeton is an anchor and reporter for WLOX News who grew up in the small North Mississippi town of Iuka, and later attended Ole Miss.
Jennifer Lott is a news anchor for WLOX News, but reporting is her passion. So in addition to sitting at the desk each night at 6 & 10pm, you may also see her out in the field covering stories.
David Elliott came to WLOX in 1985, and is one of the station's most recognized faces.
Karen Abernathy came to WLOX in 1985 as a news anchor. She is also the reporter for our Healthwatch and Backstage reports.
Born and raised in Biloxi, Chet Landry is no stranger to “coast life.” A graduate of The University of Southern Mississippi, by way of Biloxi High School, his roots run deep.
Jaimee Dorris has more than 15 years experience writing, shooting, hosting, producing, and marketing media. She began her career as a news reporter at WLOX where she covered Hurricane Katrina's landfall and South Mississippi's recovery.
Amber Spradley is a reporter and weekend anchor for WLOX News Now. She is originally from Atlanta and graduated magna cum laude from Georgia State University.
As the weekend anchor for Good Morning Mississippi, Lauren Martinez is ready to help you start your day with a smile.
A familiar face has returned to WLOX as Bill Snyder rejoins the team as one of our Multi-Media Journalists.
Stephanie Poole is a Gulfport native. She returns to South Mississippi after spending nearly four years as an Anchor/Reporter with WCBI-TV in Columbus, MS.
Leslie Rojas comes to WLOX from the Los Angeles area where she earned her degree in Journalism from California State University Long Beach.
As a native of Ocean Springs, Noah Noble has spent most of his life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Ja'Colbi Rivers was born and raised in the New Orleans area. He graduated from Loyola University with a degree in Mass Communications, focused on Broadcasting.
Parker Boyd is a native of the New Orleans metropolitan area. He graduated from Loyola University New Orleans with a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications with a concentration in journalism.
Harper Robinson originally hails from the Hoosier State and graduated with her Bachelor's Degree from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. (Chirp, chirp!)
Renee Johnson has worked at WLOX in various roles since 1993. She grew up as a Navy brat whose family settled in Ocean Springs.
Dylan Jones grew up in Leakesville, and worked as a sports writer for the Richton Dispatch.
Flora Dedeaux was born and raised in Gulfport, Mississippi. She graduated from Mississippi State in 2022 with a communication degree, concentrating in broadcast and public relations and minoring in marketing.
L.A. Clark was born and raised in Lake Charles, Louisiana. He is a former student-athlete at Tougaloo College, where he played baseball.
Carrie Duncan grew up in Starkville, where she went to high school and college. Throughout her career, she has worked hurricanes and other tropical weather.
Wesley Williams's passion for weather began in his hometown of New Orleans. With over a decade of forecasting experience, he has seen it all, from snowstorms to hurricanes.
Eric Jeansonne knew he wanted to be a meteorologist as early as five-years-old when Hurricane Andrew tracked through his home state of Louisiana.
From an early age, Taylor had a fascination with people that predicted the weather. She knew in elementary school that she wanted to become a meteorologist. Growing up in Elizabethtown, KY, she was able to experience everything from snow and ice to severe storms.
Blake Brannon was born and raised in Panama City, Florida, and comes from a family of football coaches.
Matt DeGregorio grew up in Southborough, Massachusetts, and developed a passion for sports watching his local Boston teams capture championships.
Jon Decker is the White House Correspondent and Senior National Editor for Gray Television and has been a member of the White House Press Corps since 1995.
Peter Zampa joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in June 2015 as a multimedia journalist.
Brendan Cullerton joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in March 2022 as a multimedia journalist after spending four years covering state, local, and federal politics for the CBS affiliate in Milwaukee.
I started working at Gray TV’s Washington D.C. bureau in May of 2023. I found my calling for news while attending Butler University during the Ferguson Riots after the killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed teenager. During the chaotic times is when I realized how facts and storytelling can really impact a community.
Molly Martinez rejoined Gray Television in March 2022 as a multimedia journalist in the Washington News Bureau. She previously covered politics at Gray TV's KFYR-TV in Bismarck, N.D.
Ashonti Ford joined Gray Television in August of 2023. Ford is a well-traveled watchdog journalist who has worked for newsrooms around the nation, including; Tampa, Kansas City, Decatur, Wichita and Salisbury.
Stetson Miller joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in February 2023 as a multimedia journalist after working at WTOP, WJZ in Baltimore and WCBD in Charleston, SC.
Josh Rultenberg joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in July 2022 as a multimedia journalist.
Annie has worked at various news outlets in Washington, D.C., including covering the 2020 and 2022 election cycles for C-SPAN. Before that she worked at local stations in Louisiana and Virginia.
Joshua worked at several local stations before moving to Washington, D.C.. There he launched a national morning show, "The National Desk" for Sinclair. He now works as a producer for the Gray Washington News Bureau.
Leah Vredenbregt joined the Gray Washington Bureau team in June 2023 as a weekend producer. She is a recent University of Missouri grad who worked for three years in mid-Missouri news, with internships across the country in both local and national news outlets.
Michael is a born and raised Ohioian who got his photojournalism start at his alma mater Ohio University working for PBS in 2007. He has gone on to work for several media outlets both locally and nationally, shooting award winning news and documentary stories, garnering him an Emmy and Edward Murrow award.
Tyler Smith joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in July 2019 as a photojournalist/editor.
Lee leads Gray Television’s National Investigative Team. Lee also works as an Evening News Anchor and Chief Investigative Reporter at WVUE.
Jamie is InvestigateTV's managing editor. She coordinates content and produces stories with a particular passion for digging into government programs and waste, health care policy and education.
Greg specializes in consumer investigations and stories exposing scams and rip-offs.
Rachel is an investigative journalist with more than 20 years’ experience.
Joce is a national investigative reporter focused on accountability reporting on the failures of government agencies, product flaws and other transparency issues.
Caresse Jackman is a national consumer investigative reporter with a focus on exposing scams and digging into consumer concerns.
Jon Decker is the White House Correspondent and Senior National Editor for Gray Television and has been a member of the White House Press Corps since 1995.
Jill is an investigative producer with decades of experience reporting on health, safety and corruption.
Emily is an investigative journalist with a background in several forms of media and an MBA in business management.
Owen tries to bring a modern and cinematic look to investigative storytelling with dynamic and engaging animations and videography.
Scotty is an investigative photojournalist based in Washington DC.
Daniela is a bilingual investigative producer for InvestigateTV.
Daniel Heffner is a Special Projects Producer for NBC12. He started his career in Lynchburg, Virginia in 2010, and joined NBC12 in 2013.