Tammy Estwick
Tammy Estwick
Sr. Video Journalist/Reporter
Born and raised in New Orleans East, Tammy Estwick said her journey to become a National Correspondent at Scripps News started in high school. At Scripps News, Tammy has been part of the team who covered Early Grave: Rural Health series looking at the lack of OBGYN’s in Greenville, MS. ; part of Daughters of the Movement team series where she sat down with Elizabeth Omilami the daughter of civil rights activist Hosea Williams. She also interviewed up and coming music artist Breland who’s taking up the music industry by creating his own genre of music. Tammy believes her career is her superpower in that she is able to give a voice to people who feel like no one hears them. A true Southern woman she's never met a stranger, Belts out loud laughs as much as possible and can be found working as a general contractor in her off time.
Recent Work
For rural mothers, pregnancy and childbirth pose extra challenges
Saltwater wedge in Mississippi River threatens water in New Orleans
Parishioners may have to foot the bill for church abuse lawsuits
Study examines the effect of Disney princesses on young girls
A tiny fish returns to Mississippi after vanishing 50 years ago
Residents in Jacksonville are bracing for Hurricane Idalia
60 years later: The March on Washington
Clemency recommended to mom in prison for killing infant with cow milk
6 former Mississippi officers plead guilty to torturing 2 Black men
Reports showing hit and run accident casualties increasing
What's the cost of an extreme hot summer?
10 years of Black Lives Matter: Where does the movement stand today?
Latest Supreme Court decisions specifically affecting Black Americans
How some cities are buying medical debt
Where is the iconic Pink House that started the Dobbs decision?
Severe weather continues to threaten millions across the Southern US
Texas tornado survivor: 'I thought I was going to die'
Feds pump $115 million into Jackson, Mississippi, water system
Why do Black women have the highest maternal mortality rates?
Homeowner insurance rates skyrocket in waterfront areas in the South
Military salaries may be skipped or delayed if US defaults on debt
Son remembers mom a year after Buffalo shooting
High school student awarded $10.1 million in scholarships for college
More laws are banning cat declawing, and vets say it's a big win
A former Wall Street banker, now a Mississippi farmer
Jackson, Miss., faces municipal challenges from multiple directions
Mississippi joins states expanding Medicaid under 'pro-life agenda'
This week saw multiple states limit transgender rights
Nashville school shooting victims are remembered at a solemn vigil
