
Amelia Jones
I always say my passion for journalism found me. I did not grow up dreaming of becoming News Reporter, but I always knew I wanted to do something to help people.
My passion first found me when I attended Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. On my first day, I sat in the Journalism 101 class and listened intently as my professor described how journalists have the power to make a difference in people’s lives. That was all I needed to hear. I declared a journalism major the second week of classes, auditioned for Marquette Television shortly thereafter, and I never looked back.
After graduation, I started my career as a journalist in Madison, Wisconsin,as the Morning Reporter for NBC15. During my time there, I covered historic flooding across the central part of the state, contentious elections, and protests at the State Capitol after George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis. While in Madison, I received a Wisconsin Broadcasters Association award for ‘Best Live On-Scene Reporting’.
The skills I developed in Madison prepared me for my next career step. I joined FOX6 in Milwaukee as the WakeUp Reporter and a fill-in Anchor. I was so excited to come back to Milwaukee because I had interned for the station in college. During my time there, I covered stories that gained national attention including Kyle Rittenhouse’s trial in Kenosha, Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Bucks NBA World Championship. One of the stories I am most proud - is my ride along with Milwaukee Police for a special report on the city’s increase in crime. While at FOX6, I received my second Wisconsin Broadcasters Association award for ‘Best Live On-Scene Reporting.’
I greatly enjoyed my time in Wisconsin, but there was one thing missing -- my family. While I grew up in Overland Park, Kansas, my roots are southern. Growing up, family vacations were traveling down I-35 to visit family in Oklahoma and Texas. I learned quickly that Saturdays in the fall were for Sooner football, and Sundays were for cheering on the Cowboys. And, with my Grandpa being a former TCU football player, I cheer on the Horned Frogs too!
When the opportunity came to join the FOX4 News team, I could not have been more excited to finally get back to my roots and give back to a community that has given my family so much.
I love checking out new restaurants and I cannot wait to spend more time outdoors running and riding my bike! Send me a story idea or restaurant recommendation, amelia.jones@fox.com.
The latest from Amelia Jones
Haslet pastor could return to church after son's sex offender arrest controversy
A Haslet pastor could return to his church following an extended leave of absence following the arrest of his son, who was booked for failing to comply with mandatory sex offender registration requirements in February.
Argentina vs Austria World Cup 2026: North Texas fan hubs buzzing before Messi kickoff
North Texas is buzzing as Argentina and Austria fans pack local watch spots ahead of Monday's massive World Cup clash in Arlington
England arrives in Dallas for World Cup match; fans gather at pubs to celebrate
England's national team arrived in North Texas for their 2026 FIFA World Cup match against Croatia at Dallas Stadium. Fans are also gathering ahead of the game.
England superfan tries Tex-Mex for first time during World Cup trip to North Texas
One England superfan checked off a Texas bucket list item on Monday when he tried Tex-Mex for the first time during his trip to Dallas for a World Cup match.
Karmelo Anthony found guilty, sentenced to 35 years in prison
Jurors have sentenced Karmelo Anthony, the teenager who was found guilty of murdering 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a high school track meet last year.
Karmelo Anthony trial: Defense rests; jury to begin deliberating Tuesday
The high-profile Karmelo Anthony murder trial in Collin County is nearing an end after the defense rested its case. Jurors will begin deliberating following closing arguments for the fatal Frisco track meet stabbing of Austin Metcalf.
Karmelo Anthony Trial: Teenage witnesses testify after jurors watch arrest, bodycam video
Jurors returned to court in Collin County for the second day of testimony in the Karmelo Anthony trial. Prosecutors and the defense clashed over the fatal stadium stabbing of Austin Metcalf.
Karmelo Anthony Trial: Jurors watch stabbing videos following opening statements
Opening statements began Thursday in the murder trial of Frisco ISD student Karmelo Anthony after a jury with no Black members was finalized following a contested selection process.
Frisco track meet stabbing: No Black jurors selected for Karmelo Anthony murder trial
A pool of roughly 500 people was narrowed down to 12 jurors and six alternates at the Collin County courthouse as the high-profile Karmelo Anthony murder trial begins to take shape.








