Jazzmin Sutherland
WFSU News InternJazzmin Sutherland is a senior broadcast journalism student at Florida A&M University and currently serves as a multimedia reporting intern with WFSU Public Media. She is passionate about storytelling that centers Black voices, community health, and cultural impact.
She has reported enterprise stories on topics such as the reproductive health crisis, fibroids, and wellness disparities affecting Black women. Jazzmin is also the host of Beyond the Charts Radio on WANM 90.5, where she interviews rising artists and covers trends in music, culture, and entertainment.
Her bylines include coverage for The Famuan and FAMU News 20 at Five, and she has produced two original podcasts: Close Friends Talk Show, focused on news and entertainment, and Your Legal Launchpad, a podcast created to bridge the gap between FAMU’s main campus and its College of Law in Orlando.
With experience in on-air hosting, digital content creation, and field reporting, Jazzmin brings a sharp editorial lens and a deep commitment to stories that inform, uplift, and inspire.
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As president Lowe-Minor hopes to fight voter misinformation, expand access to the ballot, and restore trust in the elections process. -
Leon County is preparing for the 2026 World Athletics Cross Country Championships. Officials say the event will have a positive economic impact for the community. -
Following her arrest on Monday, Florida A&M University confirmed that Athletics Director Angela Suggs has been placed on administrative leave. Suggs, a former CEO of the Florida Sports Foundation, is facing multiple charges related to alleged financial misconduct during her previous role. -
Florida A&M University's athletics director, Angela Suggs, has been arrested. She is accused of misusing a credit card issued to her in her previous job as head of the Florida Sports Foundation. -
During a two-hour Board of Trustees meeting, the final decision was made to approve Marva Johnson's salary package. Throughout the meeting, concerns were raised regarding the proposed budget and the justification for the salary plan. -
Florida officials are cracking down on prison-based scams targeting the elderly. Inmates have been using drones to smuggle in contraband cellphones and run cryptocurrency schemes, costing seniors millions.
