Jess Arnold is a reporter at WUSA 9 News. She specializes in themes such as security and law enforcement, health and wellness, and social issues, often covering topics like crime, traffic, and the impact of the Coronavirus in Virginia. Jess has been featured in various outlets including The Tab, THV11, WUSA-TV, WQAD News 8, and WPMT FOX43.
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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.
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Monday morning's hearing will feature government witnesses with an opportunity for public comment on DYRS on Friday.
By: Jess Arnold
The official White House Christmas tree is coming from North Carolina, which is still recovering after Hurricane Helene.
New Futures is kicking off a Giving Tuesday campaign with the goal of raising $300,000 by the end of December to fund these scholarships.
City Council is set to take its first vote on the proposed plans Tuesday.
By: Jess Arnold
They're also hosting a "Slice of Life" pie sale through Tuesday to help raise money for the daily medically tailored meals they provide to local families.
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The 53rd annual Scottish Christmas Walk Parade and the 24th annual Holiday Boat Parade of Lights kick off on Saturday.
Montgomery County's Office of Consumer Protection offers tips to protect yourself.
To show how the trains work, Metro gave a demo on the Red Line overnight.
Generation Hope provides wraparound support services for college students who are parents themselves.
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