Courtney Bryant
Courtney Bryant joined FOX 5 Atlanta in January 2020 as co-anchor of FOX 5 News at 5pm, 6pm and 10pm on weeknights.
Before joining FOX 5, Courtney was an evening anchor at KMOV-TV in St. Louis, Missouri. There she was one of only two reporters granted a sit down interview with Missouri governor Eric Greitens, who resigned following allegations of sexual misconduct and blackmail. Courtney also covered the 2016 presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton at Washington University, and led extended breaking news coverage of area-wide unrest following the acquittal of St. Louis police officer Jason Stockley.
Courtney is originally from Los Angeles. She graduated from Pepperdine University with a degree in Broadcast Journalism.
Courtney previously worked for the former Israel Broadcasting Authority in Jerusalem. She also worked for a television station in Bakersfield, CA and spent several years freelancing as an entertainment reporter in Los Angeles.
Courtney is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists.
The latest from Courtney Bryant
Why DeKalb County Police Chief Mirtha Ramos is stepping down | In her own words
Outgoing DeKalb County Police Chief Mirtha Ramos says she was “completely surprised" by the county's decision to part ways with her.
Family pleads for help in finding Atlanta man with autism, diabetes not seen for 3 weeks
The family of a missing 54-year-old man with autism is pleading with the community to help them bring their loved one home.
Meet Little Dariya Denise: Baby born to couple in the middle of Atlanta traffic
Loston and Deshai Fudd might just have the best "stuck in Atlanta traffic" story out there.
Decatur family left homeless after apartment fire
The family escaped, but they didn't have time to grab any belongings.
Education Sec. Miguel Cardona addresses learning during pandemic, senators' 1619 Project letter
U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona spoke in an exclusive one-on-one interview with FOX 5 Atlanta about the reopening of schools, how the pandemic has caused learning loss, and accusations made by nearly 40 senators that the Department of Education is pushing ideological-based curriculum.
4 men from Chicago lead Georgia deputies on high-speed chase
Three people from Chicago were arrested this week in Forsyth County after leading deputies on a high-speed chase. Video of that chase was released on Thursday.
State eases restrictions on Elberton medical provider who gave vaccines to educators
The state has eased its penalties against a northeast Georgia medical practice that gave COVID-19 vaccines to people who weren't eligible, including teachers.
EXCLUSIVE: Biden says he 'feels good' about chances in Georgia
Georgia is in play for this presidential election. That’s the first time since 1992 a Democrat has statistically had a chance in the Peach State. It also was why former Vice President Joe Biden made two stops to campaign on Tuesday. He spent the day rallying support in Warm Springs and Atlanta.
Georgia couple manages to keep wedding date despite coronavirus pandemic
It is unprecedented that everything in the world has come to a screeching halt in just a matter of weeks. That includes all gathers, even the most joyous of ones.
List of long-term care in Georgia with coronavirus outbreaks increases
One of the priorities for the state of Georgia is ensuring the coronavirus does not spread throughout nursing homes and long-term care facilities.