Jordyn Elston
Reporter
Auburn, AL
Jordyn Elston is a general assignment reporter for WSFA 12 News and is based in Auburn.
She is a Birmingham native, but moved to Troy to pursue a degree in broadcast journalism at Troy University.
While at Troy, she served as the student news director for Troy TrojanVision - the student-run newscast, and as the public relations chair for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.
Jordyn was awarded the Southeastern Journalism Conference Best Hard News Reporter award in 2017 and the Best Television Anchor award in 2016. She graduated summa cum laude with her bachelors degree in broadcast journalism from Troy University in May 2017. She earned her masters degree in strategic communication from Troy in May 2018.
In her spare time Jordyn likes to watch HGTV, drink sweet tea, and spend time with her family and friends.
If you have any story ideas email her at jelston@wsfa.com.
You can also follow her Twitter and Instagram @JordynElston or on Facebook.
Starting Thursday at 5 p.m. facial coverings will be required in public places in Alabama when in close contact with other people.
East AL COVID cases causing concern among health officials
Auburn University has released, A Healthier U, the 32 page document details plans for safe return to campus this fall.
The Alabama Department of Commerce and city of Auburn are awarding $250,000 to OraSecure, LLC to accelerate the company’s breakthrough saliva collection device to help in the battle against COVID-19.
As temperatures rise and counties across the state continue to enforce mask wearing, doctors are sending a reminder to take care of you skin underneath the mask.
SiO2 Materials Science plans to invest $163 million in an expansion at its Auburn facility after securing a major contract to supply the federal government with vials to support the COVID-19 vaccine effort.
Nursing home residents describe life during COVID-19 pandemic.
Fourth of July holiday brings COVID increase concerns for doctors.
Montgomery Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ann Roy Moore is reacting to the state’s release Friday of a roadmap for reopening schools.
Colleges plan to prevent COVID-19 spread in dorms.
Officials with the Central Alabama Veteran’s Health Care System say they are working relentlessly to make sure they’re able to keep patients safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
This Father’s Day, Rob Kenney is celebrating with his two adult kids and millions of internet kids.
The crowd was diverse from law enforcement, to religious organizations, to city leaders.
Businesses are taking extra precautions to slow the spread of the virus while continuing to offer their services.
Auburn University officials are making plans for students to return for the fall semester.
People with commission-based jobs have been having a difficult time finding their footing during the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials say it’s no secret that the community wants the statue moved.
City of Tuskegee and Macon County officials are working together to have the confederate monument in downtown Tuskegee removed after it was vandalized on Sunday.
Local law enforcement now looking for ways to better connect with the people that they serve.
A petition to rename three Montgomery public Schools circulating online.
We’ve seen several protests taking place over the last few days on Dexter Avenue.
Protesters peacefully call for an end to racial injustice.
Hundreds of protesters stood on Toomer’s Corner, calling for justice and racial equality.
As students begin registering for fall classes, community colleges are seeing an increase in applications.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to financially strain communities, organizations that rely on donations are getting hit hard.
East Alabama Medical Center officials say that about six weeks ago the phone lines to their call centers were ringing off the hook
Child care facilities are preparing to welcome more children under amended Safer At Home order.
Marine Patrol is preparing for a busy Memorial Day weekend.
Doctors say Alabama has a high child obesity rate and urges parents to keep kids active.
Although businesses are seeing more foot traffic and more people wanting to shop local, they say that it’s difficult to make up for so much lost revenue.
Auburn businesses hoping football season brings more money.
New hotel project approved for downtown Auburn.
Opelika officials watching legislation to annex land of formerly proposed quarry site.
Guidelines offered for graduation ceremonies.
Entertainment center implementing social distancing guidelines as they prepare to reopen.
East Alabama leaders are feeling financial impact of COVID-19.
Maintenance workers taking extra precautions due to COVID-19.
An Auburn native is in NYC aiding in the fight against COVID-19.
Amid the challenges of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Auburn University has created a tuition payment plan that eases the process of paying educational expenses.
Auburn Day School now has free virtual STEM lessons for children.
Cleaning and disinfecting companies are faced with difficult challenges as they try to do their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic.
Law enforcement agencies taking extra precaution due to COVID-19.
People battling addiction may struggle during COVID-19 pandemic.
More students could attend college locally due to COVID-19.
Job seekers meeting difficulty finding employment due to COVID-19.
Doctors moving to virtual visits amid COVID-19 pandemic.
Auburn University Outreach’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute(OLLI), plans to produce 10,000 protective face masks for distribution.
The Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System is implementing new procedures to keep veterans and staff safe during coronavirus pandemic.
