Brittany Muller

Reporter

Brittany joined the NewsJax team as a reporter in October 2018 and is our beat reporter for Southeast Georgia.

Brittany began her broadcasting career in Buffalo, N.Y., where she covered stories into the sex abuse scandal within the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo. Brittany is a graduate of The S.I. Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University. She completed her degree with a major in Broadcast and Digital Journalism. 

While at SU, she interned at WTVJ (NBC6) in Miami and for the Rio Olympics in Stamford, Connecticut. 

She from originally from Fort Lauderdale and is happy to be back in the Sunshine State. She loves adventure and when she's not working she likes to travel and try new food.

If you have a story tip or would like to reach out to Brittany, you can send her an email at bmuller@wjxt.com or on Facebok at WJXT4 Brittany Muller. You can also reach her on Twitter @WJXTBrittanyM.

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Classmates mourn ‘caring, compassionate’ teen killed in hit-and-run on his way to take ACT

The senior class and his basketball team held a memorial ceremony at the school Friday for the “caring, compassionate, genuine” teen who was killed over the weekend in a hit-and-run near Murray Hill.

Study: Nearly half of new gun buyers are women

As gun sales spiked during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, local gun stores are not only seeing that trend continue but also a shift in who’s buying them.

Epidemiologist: 60% of recent COVID outbreaks in Georgia occurred in K-12 schools

Golden Ray removal operations continue

FDA hopeful younger children can get COVID-19 shots by year’s end

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is hopeful that younger children will be able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of the year.

After Talen Birt laid to rest, parents honor him by pushing for cancer research funding

A Jacksonville 16-year-old boy, who had an aggressive form of bone cancer, was laid to rest on Saturday.

‘Don’t let him just become a memory’: Honoring Jacksonville Beach police sergeant who died from COVID-19

A Jacksonville Beach Police Department sergeant who died from complications related to COVID-19 was honored Friday with a celebration of life at the Church of Eleven22′s San Pablo campus.

Probe sought into ex-Brunswick DA’s conduct in Ken Adkins case following indictment

One day after former Brunswick District Attorney Jackie Johnson turned herself in at the Glynn County Sheriff’s Office, pastors and community leaders are calling for a formal investigation into Johnson's conduct in another case she handled.

Ex-Brunswick DA indicted for misconduct in Ahmaud Arbery case surrenders

Jackie Johnson, who was district attorney for the Brunswick Judicial Circuit for 10 years, turned herself in at the Glynn County Sheriff’s Office early Wednesday morning.

Crowds flocking to beaches on Labor Day keep lifeguards busy

Crowds are soaking in the sunshine on the last summer holiday of the year, making it one of the busiest times for area beaches.

2 more local deputies honored after losing battles with COVID-19

Two local sheriff’s departments held memorial services Friday to honor deputies who died of COVID-19 complications.

‘Left behind to be slaughtered’: Georgia student who worked as military translator desperate to save parents

A 24-year-old nursing student on St. Simons Island who was born and raised in Afghanistan and worked with the U.S. military as an interpreter is desperate to get her parents out of the country. They were left behind as the final five U.S. military aircraft left Monday.

Road project set to tackle flooding, drainage issues in downtown St. Augustine

Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit slashing 85% of its workforce

After being fired, Israel's defense minister caught in limbo

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