Jamal Andress
Jamal Andress
Culture Reporter
Jamal Andress is the justice correspondent for Scripps News. He has found a home in criminal and social justice reporting — focusing largely on incarcerated and marginalized communities. Most recently, Jamal has told stories around police violence and civil unrest, interviewing George Floyd's family, U.S. Senator Cory Booker and dozens of protesters, activists and police officers around the country. Jamal has covered the high-profile trials of Derek Chauvin, R. Kelly, Alex Jones and others. Jamal Andress is a Missouri Tiger and proud Girl Dad. He lives in Dallas, TX with his wife and two daughters.
Recent Work
District Attorney Drops Murder Charges Against Lizelle Herrera
House Panel Hears From Students, Teachers, Parents On Book Bans
Violence Against Transgender, Black Transgender People On The Rise
No Charges Filed In No-Knock Warrant Killing Of Amir Locke
What Do Ginni Thomas' Texts Mean For Justice Clarence Thomas?
Jackson Voted To Retroactively Apply Law In Crack Cocaine Sentencing
Texas Students Protest Proposed Book Bans At State Capitol
Wilson Trial Tests Georgia Stand Your Ground Law
Trayvon Martin's Mother: 'Don't Give Up' Fight For Justice
Jelani Day's Mother Hopes New Bill Will Create Change
Former Officer Kim Potter Sentenced To 24 Months In Prison
Amir Locke's Funeral Begins With Song, Prayer In Minneapolis
Sandy Hook Families Settle For $73M With Gun Maker Remington
Protests In Minneapolis Over Fatal Police Shooting Of Amir Locke
Law Enforcement Opposed To Proposed Permitless Firearm Carry Bills
Federal Judge Rejects Plea Deal For Man Who Killed Ahmaud Arbery
Ahmaud Arbery's Parents Object To DOJ's Hate Crime Plea Deal
Law Enforcement Deaths Are Sharply Rising
Jury Selected For Federal Trial Over George Floyd's Killing
Jury Selection Underway In Federal Trial Over George Floyd's Killing
Finding The People Who Go Missing In The U.S.
FBI May Shutter Police Use-Of-Force Database Over Participation
Texas Rabbi Says He, 2 Hostages Escaped Synagogue Standoff
Oxford High School Shooting Suspect Appears Virtually For New Hearing
Report: 2021 Was Deadliest Year For Police Officers
The Rising Rates Of Gun Violence
Chauvin Pleads Guilty In George Floyd Civil Rights Case
Judge Delays Case Against Michigan School Suspect's Parents
Boy Charged In Michigan School Deaths To Stay In Adult Jail
