Jonathan Bailey, Multimedia Journalist
Jonathan Bailey joined the ABC57 news team in November 2018. He is excited to launch his reporting career in Michiana!
He is from Birmingham, AL and graduated from Samford University with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication.
He began his career as a photojournalist in Birmingham where he covered some Alabama’s biggest stories, including the resignation of former governor, Robert Bentley. Jonathan’s journey then took him to Memphis, TN in December of 2017. While there he was tasked with traveling back to Alabama to gather interviews in Birmingham, Montgomery, and Selma for coverage of the 50th anniversary of MLK’s death.
In his down time he enjoys watching reruns of [scrubs], playing sports, karaoke, and making people laugh.
You can reach him on Facebook, or via email for news tips and story ideas.
Articles by Jonathan Bailey
- River Park community concerned about suspicious man looking through homes
- Marshall County hit with storm damage early Monday morning
- Juneteenth celebration held at Howard Park
- La Porte teen among dead in North Carolina tubing accident
- Michigan to open to full capacity June 22
- Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office investigating 'suspicious' barn fires
- Goosebumps concept film being shot in Niles
- South Bend Schools Board approves changes to school day
- Niles New Tech student victim of homophobic bullying
- Local events returning with fewer restrictions
- FBI issues warning about unemployment benefits scam
- Goshen Police looking for suspects after bullet flies through 3 year old's room
- Group holds a Back the Blue rally to show support for local police
- Calls to remove officers from schools continue
- Two people injured during a shooting on Campeau Street in South Bend
- CDC guidelines cause concern that unvaccinated people will go maskless
- Proposal to extend workday for SBCSC teachers met with resistance
- Interaction at Coquillard raises questions about role of police in schools
- Elkhart Police investigating alleged attempted abduction
- St. Joseph County officials fear confusion over Indiana SB 5
- Live shows returning to Lerner Theater
- Organizers, downtown South Bend businesses prepare for inaugural 'Fringe Fest'
- Elkhart Schools referendum fails
- Elkhart City Council approves $3.4 million contract for police equipment upgrades
- Beacon Health System hosts nursing expo
- Disappointing turnout at Century Center Johnson & Johnson vaccine clinic
- Students of former Brandywine teacher charged with accosting a minor speak out
- Watching deadly encounters on social media could have negative emotional effects
- Granger neighborhood hit with surprise property tax hike
- Dr. Fox talks rising COVID numbers
- Brandywine teacher placed on leave after being caught allegedly trying to solicit sex from underaged girl
- Health officials oppose Indiana Senate bill to shift power from local health departments
- Mishawaka Memorial Day Parade canceled for 2021
- Marshall County mask mandate expires
- Schools across St. Joseph County observing spring break
- Walorski visits St. Joseph Health System vaccine clinic
- Walorski tours St. Joseph County VA
- Over 100K people sign up for vaccine after eligibility opens to those 16 and up
- Elkhart County mask mandate to remain in place beyond statewide mandate expiration
- Notre Dame hosting mass COVID vaccination clinic
- Elkhart County Health Officer pushing for 70 percent vaccination rate over next 3 months
- Large entertainment venues react to Governor Holcomb's COVID update
- Local bars welcome return of NCAA tournament
- Michigan City City Council passes resolution of no confidence in mayor
- Michigan City mayor still facing calls to resign
- Michigan City mayor under fire after making racially charged remarks
- All-school outdoor prom to return to Michiana
- DTSB hosts St. Patrick's Day themed First Friday
- South Bend Schools holds vaccine clinic for teachers
- South Bend Schools' Board votes to proceed with "Redesign" plan
- South Bend Mayor James Mueller talks use of force policy with faith leaders
- South Bend, Elkhart Police warn against phone scams
- Elkhart County moves to lowest Covid metric category
- South Bend Schools Board votes to close Tarkington, Hay
- Snow covered sidewalks causing dangerous walking conditions in Roseland
- Ironwood Village residents upset with snow removal efforts
- Covid numbers continue to decline in Elkhart County
- Starke County downgraded to "blue" Covid metric category
- SBCSC parents react to elementary schools returning to full time, in-person instruction
- Bonine House offers local connection to Underground Railroad
- Mishawaka Common Council bans overnight parking behind Smith's Downtown Bar
- University of Michigan study finds the "Pause to Save Lives" prevented thousands of positive Covid cases
- Benton Harbor doctor raises skepticism about Covid vaccine
- Marshall County moves to "yellow" Covid metric
- Covid numbers declining in Elkhart County
- MDOT crews prepare for winter storm
- Michigan restaurants prepare for the return of dine-in customers
- Misleading article claims Niles has highest COVID numbers in all of Michigan
- Michiana reacts to historic inauguration
- Political experts say Biden inauguration will be "most unique in history"
- Elkhart Symphony Orchestra giving away free beer for a year in raffle
- Local athletic trainer receives Indiana's highest honor
- St. Joseph County Health officials anticipate more vaccine availability
- Dr. Thacker talks return to in person learning for secondary students
- Power restored for those who waited days for service
- Michiana welcomes 2021
- Local businesses prep for New Year's Eve celebrations
- Local travel agencies feeling the impact of the pandemic
- Ordinance passes to fine Elkhart businesses for not following mask ordinance
- St. Joseph County 4H Fairgrounds hosts inaugural "Dasher's Drive-Thru"