Profile for Tracy Armbruster
Reporter at WJTV
Tracy Armbruster joined News Channel 12 in March 2010 as a General Assignment Reporter. Before coming to WJTV, she worked at WNEG-TV in Athens, GA as an Anchor/Reporter. She was also the News Director/Anchor/Reporter at WDNN-TV in Dalton, GA. Tracy attended Georgia State University and earned dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Public and Political Speech. While in college, she interned at WSB-TV in the News Department and with the Investigative Team at WGCL-TV. Both stations are in Atlanta, GA. Tracy is originally from Charleston, SC, and is excited to call the Metro her new home. When she’s not reporting, she enjoys exploring the Magnolia State, going to the gym, and having fun with her friends and her dog, Gizmo. If you have a story idea, Tracy would love to hear it. Send her an email at tarmbruster@wjtv.com.
Recent Content
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Mosquito Season
JACKSON - Last year, Mississippisaw a high number of West Nile Virus cases.
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No Halfway House in Belhaven
JACKSON - The city of Jackson’s Planning Board voted down the proposal which would have allowed the transformation of an empty warehouse into a rehabilitation facility for federal prisoners.
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Cleanup Resumes
JACKSON - An internal investigation into the city’s Community Improvement Division ends with changes made to the way they bid out contractors.
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One More Chance For JPS
JACKSON - JPS has until November 1st to fix its problems or lose its state accreditation.
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Historic Flood 2011: One Year Later
VICKSBURG - It’s been one year since historic flood waters forced thousands of people out of their homes in Central Mississippi.
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Mississippi Farmer: Poultry
MT.OLIVE - Poultry is Mississippi’s number one agricultural commodity. It brings in nearly two-and-a-half billion dollars to the state's economy.
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Searching For Summer Jobs
JACKSON - City officials are asking local businesses to help them hire students for eight weeks this summer.
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3 Wanted In Weekend Abduction, Robbery
VICKSBURG - Two Louisiana women are safe tonight after being kidnapped and robbed early Sunday morning.
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Hinds Co. Judges Dispute
JACKSON - Hinds County Circuit Court Judges are arguing about the assignment of cases. Now, the State Supreme Court is set to settle the dispute.
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'Time' Sparks Buzz Over Photo
JACKSON - The article talks about the Attachment Parenting approach to breastfeeding.
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Police: Gould Stole From Dead Boyfriend
VICKSBURG - Fred Jackson was beat to death in a Jackson scrap yard in January.
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Abandoned Home Called An Eyesore
JACKSON - Some South Jackson residents want the city to clean up the property onEnglewood Boulevard.
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Job Fair Aims At Hiring Veterans
YAZOO CITY - The local event is part of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's "Hiring our Heroes" campaign.
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Interstate Signs Being Replaced
JACKSON - Crews started replacing the signs last year, but only a third of the work is done.
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Mississippi Farmer: Sweet Potato
VARDAMAN - Sweet potato production accounts for about 78-million dollars to the state economy.
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Students Protest District's Decision
JACKSON - Bailey Magnet High School will become a middle school in the fall.
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City Loses Funding For Daycare
BOLTON - MDHS stopped the grant on April 30th and ordered the city to pay back the more than 57-thousand dollars in missing funds.
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Search Continues For Missing Woman
CRYSTAL SPRINGS - Linda Reed was last seen Sunday night leaving Wal-Mart in Hazlehurst.
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Demolished Home Called An Eyesore
JACKSON - Some Jackson residents are complaining about a property along a city parade route.
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One Year Later
SMITHVILLE - A powerful weather system, producing more than 30 tornadoes, left 37 people dead and more than 160 others hurt.
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