Jess Arnold is a reporter at WUSA 9 News. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, traffic, social issues, and public security, with a particular focus on Virginia and the impact of events like the Coronavirus. Jess has been featured in outlets such as 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.
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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Three young men attacked him at a gas station in northwest DC before his 6pm shift on Saturday and made off with his keys, but didn't get his car.
DDOT added solar panel canopies to four Capital Bikeshare docking stations throughout DC as part of a pilot program.
By: Jess Arnold
A group of seniors at Marshall High School has worked with representatives to introduce the High School Voter Empowerment Act.
Police are asking for the public's help to find three people involved.
One of the biggest decisions DC voters have to make this Election Day is whether or not to vote 'yes' on Initiative 83.
Thousands of racers wearing stilettos will run down 17th Street NW Tuesday at 9 p.m. to honor this uniquely D.C. tradition that celebrates LGBTQIA+ communities.
By: Jess Arnold
Stacy Putina wants to help other younger women advocate for early breast cancer screenings
Steve & Kate's Camp through Bright Horizons is hosting field trip camps to help parents make it the polls.
Police say the woman is recovering in a hospital.
Last month, Connecticut Avenue-based Dr. Kambez Shukoor offered a free smile makeover to a veteran in need.
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