James Packard
James Packard
Anchor/Producer
James Packard is an anchor and producer at Scripps News. You'll find him fishing for smart interviews, digging for the heart of the story and spelling out how the news shapes what happens next. He's a Denver-raised graduate of the University of Missouri's journalism school. He's also an actor, a writer and a pilot. He enjoys new perspectives, rich conversation and witty jokes. So, if you offer any of those, please reach out.
Recent Work
Airlines Continue To Struggle With More Cancellations, Delays
Loved Ones Remember Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins Killed On Set
Supply Chain Snarl Driving Prices Up
Leaders And Law Enforcement At Odds Over COVID Vaccine
Police Push Back Against Vaccine Mandates
Labor Unrest Leads To Nationwide Strikes
Blue Origin Has Successful Second Flight
Actor William Shatner Blasts Into Space On Blue Origin Rocket
William Shatner Set To Fly On Blue Origin's Second Crewed Launch
The Path Forward For U.S. Wind Power
Special Report: Before The Water Runs Out
California Voters Cast Last Ballots In Recall
Bezos Proves Autonomous Space Tourism, Teases More Flights
Jeff Bezos Hours From Historic First In Space
The Haunting Wreckage Of TWA 800 Being Destroyed 25 Years After Crash
Whistleblower: Pilots Coming To Work Sick, Union Won't Back Vaccine
Pres. Biden Targets Gun Dealers, Pushes Jobs In Violence Prevention
If There's So Much Demand To Fly, Why Is American Canceling Flights?
Expert: Infrastructure Push Could Worsen Supply Shortages
Israel's Likely Next Prime Minister Has A Controversial Idea For Peace
Benjamin Netanyahu Fights For Job Amid Likely Ouster
Here's What's In Pres. Biden's Budget And How He Plans To Pay For It
Relatively Little Has Changed Since Floyd's Death, Despite Momentum
Days After Hack, Colonial Pipeline Restarts Amid Fuel Outages
How Cargo-Only Passenger Planes Are Getting Vaccines Beyond U.S.
Why America's Aging Airports Need Help To Survive Post-Pandemic
Ex-Gang Members Plan To 'Build A Mayberry' At George Floyd Square
School Near Brooklyn Center Unrest Becomes Lifeline For Thousands
The Catholic Sister Starting A Racial Reckoning In The Twin Cities
