Jay Korff is a reporter for WJLA-TV, focusing on local news in the Washington, D.C. area. With a career spanning various news outlets, including FOX Baltimore and WPEC, Jay has covered a range of stories, from community events to political developments, highlighting the impact on the local community.
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Jay Korff's coverage focuses on local news, particularly events and evolving stories related to family & relationships, crime, pets, government & politics in the Washington D.C. area. If you have insights or expertise related to local community issues such as minimum wage policies, crime prevention strategies, support for veterans and senior citizens or any other topic relevant to the DC metropolitan area, Jay would likely be interested in your input.
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By: Jay Korff
On Saturday, April 13, crews will start installing a new bridge over busy Wiehle Avenue near Sunset Hills Road in Reston where it crosses the W&OD Trail.
By: Jay Korff
A good Samaritan reunited with a family who was injured after a dump truck crashed on I-495 in Prince George's County, injuring six people.
By: Jay Korff
Business leaders are hoping a trend of good news for Chinatown sends a surge of foot traffic to downtown D.C.
By: Jay Korff
Twenty years ago, Hynes faced the terrifying double diagnosis of breast cancer and melanoma. The second diagnosis came only six months after the first.
By: Jay Korff
by Jay Korff Fri, April 26th 2024 at 5:46 PM VIEW ALL PHOTOS National Harbor. (Jay Korff, 7News)
By: Jay Korff
Several residents started the non-profit Inspiring Young Readers, to address the learning gap experienced during the pandemic.
By: Jay Korff
Infamous Popes Head Road at the Fairfax County Parkway is, according to county officials, the longest light in all of Virginia at nearly five and a half minutes
By: Jay Korff
A local author's book project about a famous Marine led him to a remarkable discovery of memories.
98-year-old Richard Remp didn’t get a diploma back in the 1940s because he dropped out at age 17 to serve in World War 2. Today, it was delivered to his bedside
By: Jay Korff
98-year-old Richard Remp receives a high school diploma, 71 years after he dropped out of high school to fight the Nazis during World War II. (WJLA)
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