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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As arctic air continues to blast Michigan and with the weather forecast still calling for some chilly temps, AAA is issuing a Michigan statewide arctic air advisory -
Some workers may get a larger tax refund this year because of the Earned Income Tax Credit. But some residents may need help filing their returns, and some may not even know they qualify. Jennifer Moss reports on the Heart of West Michigan United Way’s no cost tax prep for those who need help.
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Ford says that the video output can fail, preventing the rear camera image from being displayed.
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Lisa Oliver-King, founder of Our Kitchen Table and new Kent County Commissioner speaks with WGVU’s Jennifer Moss.
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The Grand Rapids African American Health Institute or GRAAHI, is kicking off the new year with a community blood drive.
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A lot of people make New Year’s resolutions to lose weight, exercise more, or stop a bad habit. AAA says its hoping Michiganders will make it their resolution to improve road safety. This, by moving over for vehicles that are stopped on the shoulder of the road
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Michigan gas prices continue to move higher. AAA says the Michigan state average jumped 13 cents from a week ago
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The Grand Valley Metro Council is conducting an Airport Access Study for the Gerald R. Ford International Airport. The study is nearing completion and the council is seeking input on the study recommendations
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Dangerous conditions could also wreak havoc on one West Michigan agency’s fundraising goals
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Mel Trotter Ministries has been preparing for the winter storm. As it hits today, officials say they remain vigilant to help the homeless population stay safe and stay warm
