Jennifer Moss
WGVU HostJennifer is an award winning broadcast news journalist with more than two decades of professional television news experience including the nation's fifth largest news market. She's worked as both news reporter and news anchor for television and radio in markets from Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo all the way to San Francisco, California.
She's interviewed everyone from U.S. Presidents to Oprah Winfrey; Bishop Desmond Tutu to amazing young students. She's skied with Special Olympians and has flown an F-16 fighter jet.
Jennifer loves the community in which she lives and thus remains very active. She has been recognized for outstanding community service and received the "Giants" award in Grand Rapids.
Jennifer has two teenage sons at home and a daughter and grandson in Indianapolis. She enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.
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We reported earlier this week that AAA says to expect record breaking travel volumes for the holiday weekend. With that, some travel consultants say if you plan on flying, you should be wary of using a travel hack that could end up costing you big time -
Kent County has installed new recycling technology at its Recycling and Education Center. AI-guided robots are helping reduce waste and increase revenue
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The number of Michigan residents traveling by car is projected to be the highest on record
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The Kent County Health Department, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and City of Grand Rapids recently launched a campaign to educate Kent County residents about preventing lead exposure
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A program to help entrepreneurs grow their business will soon get underway. It’s the 250 Project hosted by Spring GR. The goal? To increase annual revenue by at least 30 percent especially in businesses owned by minorities and women.
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An appearance at a discussion on climate change was met with protesters for former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm.
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Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II proclaimed June 19th as Juneteenth Celebration Day in Michigan.
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Local areas received much needed rain this week, but the City of Grand Rapids is still encouraging residents to water trees amid dry conditions
