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
- Jefferson Elementary School holds end of the year parade
- South Bend restaurants react to Notre Dame resuming in person classes
- Concord High School holds senior walk for virtual graduation
- Former St. Joseph High School student writes song for 2020 seniors
- ABC 57 Investigates: Inside the Frontlines
- Granger mother and daughter make masks for the community
- Hoosiers anticipate restaurants reopening on Monday
- Graduation parade for South Bend seniors to be held Saturday
- Local restaurants prepare for the return of dine-in customers
- Life before the pandemic: What did you take for granted?
- Elkhart mayor holds virtual town hall
- Family of Greenleaf resident living with Coronavirus outraged at lack of communication
- Protest held at Westville Prison
- Parade held for local player drafted by Indianapolis Colts
- Mishawaka Police warn against mass gatherings
- Fans react to Coach Muffet McGraw's retirement
- Gas prices expected to drop under $1 in Michiana
- Anonymous person donates stimulus money to Mishawaka businesses
- Warsaw couple hosts drive in wedding
- Whirlpool donates PPE to Spectrum Health Lakeland
- President Trump unveils three phase economic recovery plan
- Rep. Walorski talks Covid-19 response
- Mishawaka girl gets surprise birthday parade
- Unemployed can still get health insurance benefits
- Tackling fear and anxiety amid Coronavirus
- Local bar donates food to hospital workers
- Respiratory Therapist describes work during Coronavirus Pandemic
- Mishawaka Police and Fire hold parade for birthday celebration
- Neighbors concerned by noises coming from South Bend Ethanol
- Companies adjust to rise in demand for medical supplies
- Neighbors turn to parks to embrace social distancing
- South Bend Police officer retires after 51 years.
- Benton Harbor Area Schools teacher fired after bullying video goes viral
- Caught on Camera: Man tries to break in to Femme Fatale
- Beacon Health gears up for potential Coronavirus cases
- Clay High School hosts annual multicultural talent show
- Family of St. Joseph student allegedly assaulted by former Boys & Girls Club site director speaks
- Elkhart teen wins pizza competition
- South Bend's growth highlighted in new documentary
- Proposed marijuana provisional facility under review in Benton Harbor
- Mi Journey loses funding
- Benton Harbor Mayor responds to arrest video
- New Indiana Senate bill would change how minors are sentenced
- South Bend holds community action meeting to discuss discipline matrix
- New exhibit at Elkhart County Historical Museum debuts Saturday
- Flu causes several schools to shut down
- Granger Community Church hosts annual food drop
- Elkhart County Parks hosting winter car safety workshop Saturday
- Rules set for Trump Impeachment Trial
- Messy roads slow morning commute
- Hunter Ice Festival kicks off Friday
- Disability Network of Southwest Michigan hosting Census hiring event
- Buttigieg defends experience, Warren and Sanders clash in Tuesday's Democratic Debate
- Icy road conditions early
- Ponding and light fog affecting early commute
- Paul Whelan hearing delayed
- Unity Gardens hosts Procrastination Day
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of St. Joseph County announces merger
- Pella Windows and Doors hosting first Claus and Cookies event
- A Rosie Place hosts annual holiday open house
- Operation Christmas signups end Friday
- Results from review of Elkhart Police Department released
- Eddy Street holds 10th Annual Santa Breakfast and Holiday Happenings
- Trump Administration looks to end HIV epidemic
- Centennial Place hosts Small Business Saturday celebration
- Workshop for women entrepreneurs held at St. Mary's
- New clinic for DOT/CDL drivers opens in Plymouth
- Michiana Five for the Homeless hosting annual blanket drive
- Local fraternity hosts Sleep Out Homelessness Drive
- Holy Cross holds 16th annual Marine Corps Morning Colors Ceremony
- Christmas season begins at Kroc Center
- Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail grand opening happening Saturday
- Benton Harbor mayoral race underway
- Be a Santa to a Senior campaign underway
- Results from South Bend policing survey released
- Memorial Hospital allows public to demo surgical robots
- Nonfood Trunk or Treat happening in Elkhart Saturday
- Proceedings for Logan family civil suit to begin Thursday
- Niles Community Schools hosts vaping forum
- University Park Mall hosting first ever Pure Pink Fitness Event