Megan Smith - Newsy
Megan Smith
Videographer
Megan Smith is a videographer at Newsy. Prior to joining Newsy 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
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
National Guard Presence In D.C. Raised To 10,000 Ahead Of Inauguration
2 Fired, 12 Suspended Following Fort Hood Deaths Investigation
Thousands At 'Million MAGA March,' Unmasked And Talking Election Fraud
Hispanic Vote Could Be Key To Winning The Sunshine State
Miami's 'Hard To See' Future Besets Attempts To Outrun The Sea
Democrats Push For Pentagon Probe Into COVID-19 Spending
Streaming Companies Continue Thriving Six Months Into The Pandemic
To Learn About Race, Gen Z And Millennials Turn To Social Media
Sec. Mnuchin Testifies on Coronavirus Stimulus
Arizona Sees Decline In COVID-19 Cases Following Summer Surge
Changing Land Use Is One Of The Main Causes Of Pandemics
New DACA Applications Will Be Rejected Amid Review Of Program's Repeal
Trump Admin. Rejects New DACA Applicants Despite Supreme Court Order
Former Police Officers Explain The 'Blue Wall Of Silence'
Lawmaker Has 'Far More Questions' After Russian Bounty Briefing
Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana Abortion Law
Actors And Playwrights Call Out Racism In 'White American Theater'
Cop Shows Are Facing Major Scrutiny Amid Calls For Racial Justice
George Floyd's Brother Begs Congress: "Stop the pain."
What Does 'Defund The Police' Mean?
Brands Are Calling Out Racial Injustice. But Are The Messages Sincere?
Protester: We Need To Stay Vigilant For Decades To Come
D.C. Student Started A Network Of 3D Printers To Provide PPE
Asian Americans Are More Represented In The Media Than Ever Before
Celebrity Chefs Are Raising Money For Struggling Family Farms
