Ashley Mackey
Ashley earned her master's degree in sports journalism from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and her bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Montana. At Montana, she studied on a full-ride tennis scholarship, and when she graduated from there, she traveled the world playing professional tennis for two years.
Ashley worked as a News21 fellow on the "Hate In America" project, which garnered awards such as a Robert F. Kennedy Award, an Edward R. Murrow award, a BEA award and an EPPY award. She also interned at the United States Tennis Association.
Ashley is excited to be back and reporting on Inglewood, the city where she was born. She serves her community alongside her sorority members of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority Inc.
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Ashley's Stories
$20K reward offered in murder of Marine who was assaulted then struck by hit-run driver
Peter Chounthala, a Marine and devoted husband and father, died after he was assaulted and then run over by a hit-and-run driver in Bellflower.
Cosm, newly opened entertainment venue in Inglewood, features 87-foot 8K LED dome like Vegas Sphere
Cosm in Inglewood is a three-story, 65,000-square-foot immersive entertainment venue featuring an 87-foot diameter 8K LED dome, similar to the popular Sphere in Vegas. We got an inside look.
Vendedores ambulantes de Los Ángeles llegan a un acuerdo con la ciudad sobre restricciones de venta
Los vendedores ambulantes han llegado a un acuerdo con la ciudad de Los Ángeles tras la presentación de una demanda contra las restricciones a la venta ambulante, según anunciaron el viernes los demandantes.
LA street vendors reach settlement with city over vending restrictions
Street vendors have reached a settlement agreement with the city of Los Angeles after a lawsuit was filed challenging vending restrictions, plaintiffs announced Friday.
COVID reaches 'very high' level in CA, CDC wastewater data show; COVID on the rise in LA County
The number of COVID cases and hospitalizations in Los Angeles County have doubled in the last month, according to Dr. Barbara Ferrer.
Angel City FC among those honored at ESPN's 10th annual Sport Humanitarian Awards
The Angel City Football Club was among those honored at ESPN's 10th annual Sports Humanitarian Awards, and the late Stuart Scott's daughters paid tribute to their father.
76-year-old woman with dementia who went missing in Gardena found safe
A 76-year-old woman with dementia who went missing on 4th of July in Gardena has been found, her family confirmed.
American, POW flags burned at Lakewood park on July 4
On July 4, an American flag and a POW flag were cut down and burned in Lakewood's Veterans Memorial Plaza at Del Valle Park.
Theater nonprofit teams up with Valencia mall to bring pop-up musicals: 'It's just for the passion'
The nonprofit organization Olive Branch Theatricals (OBT) collaborated with the mall to lease out an open space.
MLK Jr. hospital secures $25 million in state funding to stay open for remainder of year
When Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the state budget last week, the hospital secured $25 million in funding, which is going to help them stay open for the rest of the year.