Athina Morris
Digital Content ProducerAthina is a digital content producer for WWNO in New Orleans and WRKF in Baton Rouge. She edits and produces content for the stations' websites and social media pages, and writes WWNO's weekly newsletter.
She previously spent seven years working as a content producer for WFLA, an NBC affiliate in Tampa, Florida, and four years as a producer for HuffPost Live in New York and Los Angeles. She's covered hurricanes, elections, gators and manatees.
Athina is based out of WWNO in New Orleans. In her spare time, she loves to travel, listen to music and spend time with her dog, Ruthie.
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Louisiana Considered host Bob Pavlovich met with Mark at the studio to check out his work and learn more about the glassblowing process. -
After announcing in January that he wouldn’t seek election, state Sen. Royce Duplessis (D-New Orleans) has changed his mind and declared his candidacy for mayor. -
Louisiana Republicans celebrated the passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which President Donald Trump signed into law Friday, lauding it as a major boost to the economy, though Democrats warned it could have dire consequences. -
Education reporter Aubri Juhasz talked to two UNO employees about the university’s future and what they believe needs to change. -
Caregiving, a new PBS documentary premiering Tuesday, June 24, explores America’s caregiving crisis and the emotional and financial toll it takes on caregivers as the need for care grows and resources lag behind. -
Want to honor and celebrate Juneteenth in New Orleans? You can enjoy live music, celebrate with friends and learn about Black heritage at a number of events happening around the city this month. -
Dr. Eva Baham, a historian who led Dillard’s repatriation efforts in partnership with the University of Leipzig, joined Louisiana Considered managing producer Alana Schreiber on Friday to discuss what she learned about the racist study, the 19 individuals and the return of their remains. -
We have a guide to help you keep track of all the happenings. -
Parts of the jail have flooded, and people incarcerated at the facility are complaining about the smell. -
Days after 10 men escaped from the Orleans Parish jail, Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order on Wednesday, initiating a wide-ranging examination of the state’s criminal justice system.
