New Scripps News program spotlights remarkable individuals living in the darkest corners of the world

New Scripps News program spotlights remarkable individuals living in the darkest corners of the world

Nov. 18, 2024 By Molly Miossi

ATLANTA - Scripps News will debut a new program this week with award-winning international correspondent Jason Bellini, who will travel to the scenes of some of the most pressing international crises of our time to find the brightest parts of humanity still persevering in the shadows.

"In the Shadows with Jason Bellini" premieres on Thursday, Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. ET. New installments will air periodically on Scripps News.

In the debut episode, "The Moses Videos," a soldier - call-sign "Moses" - captures the Ukraine war through his own camera, offering a raw, unfiltered perspective on the sacrifices of a Ukrainian generation fighting for freedom and a window into the grim realities of the frontline.

Watch the trailer for "The Moses Videos" here.

"This revealing new show from our award-winning international correspondent Jason Bellini will bring viewers into the darkest corners of the most important stories of our time. Jason is pioneering a form of international reporting that makes use of new technologies to help him capture stories in the most intimate, spontaneous and unobtrusive ways possible," said Linda Pattillo, Scripps News' managing editor for investigations and world affairs.

In September, Scripps announced it would end the over-the-air broadcast of Scripps News on Nov. 15 and that its national news programming will remain on all streaming and digital platforms. Last month, Scripps named veteran journalist Matt Simon vice president of Scripps News.

"Jason's style of insightful and human-centered reporting makes this show a perfect addition to Scripps News' streaming and digital lineup as we reach our audiences in a fresh way," Simon said. "Our commitment to bringing important and complex global issues home for our viewers across the country, while spotlighting the people impacted, is at the core of who we are and what we do at Scripps News. 'In the Shadows' will do exactly this."

View a collection of Jason Bellini's reporting here.

Scripps News offers weekday live programming from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., delivering quality, objective journalism on the day's biggest headlines. Outside of those hours, Scripps News will also air select major events and breaking news live in prime time and expand its showcasing of news reports from Scripps' local and national journalists.

View the full daily show lineup here.

How to watch Scripps News
Scripps News is available on mobile with the Scripps News app and online at ScrippsNews.com. It is also carried on all major streaming platforms and services.

Media contact: Molly Miossi, The E.W. Scripps Company, 513-977-3713, [email protected]

About Scripps News

Scripps News serves viewers opinion-free national and international news. Scripps News partners with the Scripps local station group to cover news from over 50 bureaus across the U.S. Scripps News is available on mobile with the Scripps News app and online at ScrippsNews.com. It is also carried on most streaming platforms and services, including Samsung TV Plus, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Pluto TV, Apple TV, Sling, Vizio and Xumo. Scripps News is part of The E.W. Scripps Company(NASDAQ: SSP).

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