Jess Arnold is a red-headed reporter for WUSA9, based in Washington D.C. She is a two-time Emmy award winner and covers local news stories, with a focus on issues affecting the D.C. community. Jess's work has also been featured in The Tab.
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Jess Arnold's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Washington DC, particularly around community events and government announcements. Given the emphasis on education, crime, and family & relationships, she would likely be interested in pitches related to initiatives or events that address these topics within the Washington DC area.
Pitches should offer unique insights into local community issues such as educational programs, anti-violence initiatives, transportation developments or changes impacting families and individuals in the region.
Given her focus on government announcements and evolving stories regarding crime and education in the DC area, offering expert commentary from relevant officials or stakeholders involved with these issues may increase the chance of engagement.
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By: Jess Arnold
The school system is moving to a three-tier standardized bell schedule to help resolve transportation issues.
By: Matt Pusatory Wusa, Jess Arnold
The one-month demonstration program covers key intersections throughout the city.
Drivers said they were told they had secured a five-year extension months before the D.C. Council voted to de-fund the Circulator.
By: Rafael Sanchez-Cruz, Jess Arnold
Throughout the proceedings, Naresh Bhatt's defense lawyer has insisted that the evidence presented by prosecutors is weak.
By: Jess Arnold
The two AG's are announcing a joint action at the US District Court at 10 a.m.
By: Delia Goncalves, Jess Arnold
The district is holding a virtual meeting Monday night at 5 p.m. to discuss swing spaces for Drew and Nalle schools.
From bars to political groups, people are gathering across the country Tuesday night to watch the first debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
The group "Family Values @ Work" is hosting an event Friday night at the MLK Library called Caring Out Loud to raise awareness about its importance.
By: Jess Arnold
This Court of Appeals decision sets a precedent for homebuyers and marks a big win for the nine female homeowners who sued developers over crumbling construction.
By: Jess Arnold, Sophie Rosenthal
While the police union said there is no data showing the effectiveness of violence intervention programs, WUSA9 found multiple studies.
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