Jessica Albert
Jessica Albert joined the FOX 35 team in August of 2019 as a reporter covering Lake County. She is excited to see and experience all that central Florida has to offer.
Jessica grew up about 30 miles outside of our nation's capital in Northern Virginia. Jessica's passion for the broadcast business began while she was attending James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She graduated in 2013 with a bachelor's degree in Media Arts and Design with a focus in broadcast journalism.
Before making her way to the Orlando area, Jessica worked as a reporter in Jacksonville, North Carolina and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Her career has taken her to many different places where she has met some very interesting people. She loves telling the stories of the people in the communities she covers. She won an AP award for photography in 2014. Some of Jessica's favorite stories to tell are about our military. During her time in North Carolina, she covered many stories at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. She is a huge supporter of our active-duty military members and veterans.
When Jessica is not working, she loves to try new foods, catching up on her favorite TV shows and spending time with her family and friends.
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The latest from Jessica Albert
Elementary school gets high-tech 'augmented reality' sandbox for lessons on environment
Students at one elementary school in Lake County have access to a new tool known as an augmented reality sandbox. It teaches the kids important lessons about erosion, climate, and water flow.
'Evil raised its head': Man shot dead after attacking deputies with a knife at gas station in The Villages
All deputies involved were not injured.
Employee at Florida school district arrested for alleged sexual relations with students, deputies say
Deputies said that they learned of the relations after the two victims got into an altercation at school.
Ocala officer suspended over accusations of falsifying report, unlawful arrest
An Ocala police officer was suspended without pay for 50 hours over claims he used excessive force when he unlawfully arrested a man in August of 2019.
