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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For a third consecutive week after record prices at the pump, gas prices in Michigan continue to move downward, this time down 11 cents from a week ago. -
Michigan State University is building a safety barrier following the drowning death of a GVSU student.
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The tradition continues. Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids has announced its annual day camp- “Camp Sparkle” is gearing up for another year. The goal is to help children impacted by grief.
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The Fire Marshal has a few tips if you choose to light them yourself.
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Cherry Health sought and received a large number of donations to help with its upcoming “Community Thrift Sale
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“Chef” LaKisha Harris joined host Jennifer Moss for this edition of Powerful Women: Let's Talk
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Hope Network is now offering training sessions in suicide prevention, this as the mental health crisis continues.
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Summer has officially begun. And today, the American Red Cross is reminding communities of the need for blood and platelet donors. Especially as we draw closer to the holiday.
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Today is the first day of summer and as temperatures rise to near 100 degrees, it’s important for everyone to take extreme heat precautions.
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With the unemployment rate at 6.2 percent for African Americans compared to 3.2 for whites, Wallethub recently released a report on “the State Economies with the Most Racial Equality”. According to the study, their experts say Michigan has the 6th least racial equality in the U.S.
