Jenna Jordan is a Live at 9 Producer at WREG, with a focus on local news in Ohio, specifically Columbus. With a passion for storytelling, Jenna covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events. Her work has also been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando, showcasing her dedication to delivering impactful news stories to a broader audience.
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Jenna Jordan's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, crime, family & relationships, and culture & society in Ohio. She frequently covers local events, legal policy regulation announcements, and evolving stories related to the state.
To effectively reach out to Jenna with pitches or insights, consider topics such as Ohio legislation updates (including abortion laws), local elections and voting trends in Ohio, social issues like human trafficking support initiatives or LGBTQ+ rights-related developments in Columbus.
Crime-related stories could include insights into safety concerns or legislative efforts addressing criminal activities targeting public officials. Moreover, given her focus on cultural events surrounding significant anniversaries like JFK's assassination witness interviews can also be pitched.
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Mya Johnson was 9 when her dad was shot and killed in Columbus.
Kidney disease ranks as the eighth leading cause of death in the United States and claims more lives each year than breast or prostate cancer.
More than 60% of the U.S. population spends at least one hour a week playing video games.
It’s not about high scores and winning, it’s about sharing an experience and connecting.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — If you think kids and teens are the only ones playing video games, think again.
The FBI confirmed on X it is aware of the texts across the country and encouraged anyone who receives one to report it to local law enforcement.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nearly half of all American adults are feeling more stressed this year than last, according to a poll by the American Psychological Association , with current events making 70% of us feel anxious.
Now that the election’s over, it’s back to business for state lawmakers.
COLUMBIANA, Ohio — It's a disease with no cure and doctors are diagnosing more people than ever. An estimated 6.9 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's, according to the Alzheimer's Association 2024 report.
By: Jenna Jordan
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Come January, new lawmakers will be at the head of both chambers in the Ohio Statehouse. What You Need To Know
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