Ashley Moss is an award-winning communicator and storyteller. Whether it's daytime or primetime, Ashley's found her sweet spot crafting stories that drive meaningful conversation and show how policies impact people.

Previously, Ashley reported on major, breaking events and other high-impact stories in Dallas, Texas, the fourth largest television market in country.

As a lead nightside reporter and fill-in anchor for the NBC affiliate in Oklahoma City, Ashley produced some of her most impactful stories highlighting systemic inequities and community-led solutions. Her work won multiple Oklahoma SPJ Awards for investigative, feature, and extended-form reporting that drove measurable change.

Her work has been syndicated in The Dallas Morning News, Yahoo News, Free Republic, and more.  In 2024, she was a National Press Foundation - N.S. Bienstock Fellow, recognizing promising leaders in broadcast journalism.

Ashley pivoted to news at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, reporting on underrepresented communities and local politics as a key part of a local newsroom collaboration between Texas Metro News and The Dallas Morning News.

Ashley graduated with honors from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. She also holds a master's degree in broadcast and digital journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.