Megan Smith
Megan Smith
Videographer
Prior to joining Scripps in 2017, she worked at the Omaha World-Herald as a multimedia journalist for nearly two years. Her first job was at The Jackson Sun, where she also worked as a multimedia journalist. Megan is a graduate of the University of Alabama.
Recent Work
Vaccine Sites Scramble To Pause Use Of J&J COVID-19 Vaccine
'It's Not For Lack Of Trying': Vaccine Hesitancy Haunts Rural Florida
Minnesota Police Oversight Board Sees Reforms But Lacks Transparency
Businesses At Minneapolis Intersection Where Floyd Died Are Struggling
Syria's All-Women Militia Has Been Crushing ISIS And Building Equality
The Future Of U.S. Levees Involves A Lot Of Hard Decisions
Federal Flood Insurance Exists Because Private Insurers Wanted Out
Bars Prepare For Customers As March Madness Gets Underway
Biden Administration Allowing Most Migrant Families To Stay
Feds Lean On Cash-Strapped Border Towns To COVID Test Migrants
Newsy Captures Border Arrests Of 8 Migrants, Including Kids, On Camera
Republican Lawmakers Tour Border Facility Holding Migrant Children
Lessons Learned: Our History Fighting Off Floods
Those Who Live And Work Near Levees All Want Something Different
As Chauvin Trial Begins, Activists Demand Justice for Breonna Taylor
Pastor Says Real Change In Minneapolis Must 'Come From The Heart'
$1M Fencing For Derek Chauvin Trial Angers Some Minneapolis Activists
Hundreds March In Minneapolis Ahead Of The Trial Of Derek Chauvin
The Most Vulnerable Levees In The Nation Have A Lot In Common
2019 Floods Exposed Levee System Weaknesses ... Again
Exclusive: DHS Reports Show How Analysts Missed Capitol Riot Warnings
QAnon 'ReQovery' Meets Reality: U.S. Is Far Behind In Deradicalization
Conservative Radio Host Rush Limbaugh Dead At 70
Pentagon To Tackle Extremism With Soon-To-Be Veterans
Sex And Spying: An Old Trick Made New With Technology
Behind The Scenes: Meet Woman Guard Member Driving 'Wrecker' In D.C.
Muted Protests Across The Country After States Fortified Security
Pentagon Authorizes National Guard Members In D.C. To Carry Weapons
Pentagon Authorizes National Guard Members In D.C. To Carry Weapons
