Close

About Jazzi Black

How many years of experience do you have in radio?
Professionally since 2017, but I did radio in college all 4 years.

What are three of your hobbies?
I love the outdoors, reading, and going to museums.

Where is your hometown?
I was born in Sacramento, CA, and grew up in Dallas.

What makes your personality unique?
I’m just a little ball of fun! I love to crack jokes and make people feel good about themselves by giving compliments. Just being down-to-earth, honest, and being optimistic about life will take you a long way.
If you attended college, where did you attend?
I am a product of the prestigious Prairie View A&M University! After that, I was blessed to get my Master’s degree from Texas Southern University. Both of them are HBCU’s (Historically Black Colleges + Universities).

The legal battle surrounding Karmelo Anthony is far from over. Less than two weeks after a Collin County jury convicted Anthony of murder and sentenced him to 35 years in prison, a new team of high-profile attorneys has stepped in to handle his appeal at no cost. TRENDING: Karmelo Anthony Appeals Murder Conviction Anthony, now […]

Clive Davis didn’t just work in music—he helped build the soundtrack of our lives. The legendary music executive has died at 94. According to a statement confirmed to USA TODAY, Clive Davis passed away peacefully on June 22, 2026 at his Manhattan home from age-related illness, surrounded by family and loved ones. He had recently […]

The opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center Opening in Chicago’s Jackson Park wasn’t just a ribbon-cutting—it was a cultural moment that felt bigger than one city, one family, or one legacy. It felt like history shaking hands with the future on Juneteenth weekend, and everybody in the room understood the assignment. Opening on June […]

If it feels like North Texas has suddenly turned sky blue and white, there’s a reason. Soccer superstar Lionel Messi is back in DFW, and thousands of Argentina fans have flooded Dallas-Arlington ahead of today’s FIFA World Cup match against Austria at AT&T Stadium. For new soccer fans, this isn’t just another game. Messi is […]

According to reports, the team is expected to hire Dusty May following Jason Kidd’s departure in May. May has spent more than 20 years in the college ranks, most recently leading Michigan to a championship in just his second season. Before that, he gained national attention by taking Florida Atlantic University on a surprise Final […]

A tragic crash in Katy, Texas is sparking conversations about technology, safety, and the growing number of electric vehicles on Texas roads. According to investigators, a Tesla Model 3 operating with a self-driving assistance feature crashed through a home Friday night. Authorities say the vehicle left the roadway, slammed into the house at a high […]

For many Texans, Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom, family, and community. For Pastor Pat Bailey, it is also a chance to shine a light on a group of people who are often overlooked: caregivers. Bailey, founder of Finding New Tomorrows and its Caregiver Circle, is partnering with Dr. Opal Lee’s annual Freedom Walk in […]

What was supposed to make paying your water bill easier has instead left many residents frustrated, confused, and waiting on hold for answers. The City of Dallas launched its new water billing system, Dallas Go, about a month ago. Since then, the city says it’s been flooded with more than 2,500 customer calls a day, […]

The murder trial of 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony is officially underway in Collin County, and it’s already drawing major attention both inside and outside the courtroom. Anthony is accused of fatally stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a Frisco ISD track meet on April 2, 2025, at Kuykendall Stadium. Investigators say the two teens, who did not […]

Dallas is doing a whole lot of moving and shaking these days, and people have plenty to say about it. First, the Mavericks announced plans to leave downtown for a new arena development in Valley View. The Stars are also exploring a move north, and now the conversation has shifted to another Dallas landmark: City […]

Alright, the NBA Finals are officially here, and baby… Game 1 did NOT disappoint. The Knicks came all the way back from being down 14 to beat the Spurs 105-95, and the man of the night was former Dallas Maverick Jalen Brunson. He had everybody nervous after heading to the locker room with a knee […]

Well, Texas politics just served up another plot twist. After months of headlines, court filings, and public speculation, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and State Sen. Angela Paxton appear to be stepping back from what was expected to be a very public divorce trial. A judge recently removed the case from the trial docket after […]