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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GRFD is reminding residents to stay safe this holiday season, offering fire prevention tips -
The Salvation Army in Kent County says the need for help this holiday season is up, but at the same time, they’re falling short of their 2025 Christmas Campaign goals -
The display is recognized in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards -
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services plans to invest more than $37-million into stable housing to help Michigan residents recover from substance use disorder -
To help Michigan residents protect their wallets, packages and more this holiday season, the State Attorney General is highlighting a few consumer alerts starting this week -
During the holidays household wastes increases by 25 percent -
The Christkindl Markt at the Downtown Market is open Wednesdays through Sundays, now through December 23 -
organizers are encouraging the community to for Thursday’s annual Grand Rapids Public Schools Turkey Trot race. They’re also looking for support for a new opportunity to help Grand Rapids families in need -
Thanks to a recent grant from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Cherry Health is piloting a new “teledentistry” program -
Thanksgiving remains the busiest travel holiday of the year, surpassing both Memorial Day and Independence Day. The projection this year says 2.6 million Michiganders will travel for the holiday
