Jess Arnold Biography
Jess Arnold is an Emmy-winning journalist and has been a reporter for WUSA9 in Washington, DC since January 2019. Before joining the station, she worked as a news anchor at WBND ABC 57 in South Bend, Indiana for two and a half years.
Jesse Arnold Age
Jesse Arnold was born in Takoma Park, Maryland, USA. However, he managed to keep information about his birthday secret. Therefore, he didn’t know how old Jessie was or when she celebrated her birthday.
Jess Arnold Height
Jess stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches (approximately 1.68 m).
Jess Arnold Husband
She is happily married to her beloved husband Taurean Small. The duo promised to marry in September 2022. The two lovebirds enjoy spending free time together. However, Jesse did not reveal whether he has children or not.
Jess Arnold Family
Jess grew up in a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. On July 24, 2022, he posted a photo of his mother (Judy C. Arnold) on his Instagram page, wishing her a happy birthday. However, she hid information about her father and siblings from the public.
Jess Arnold Education
She attended Northern Pennsylvania High School and graduated with a diploma in 2012. Jesse then attended Penn State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, and a minor in Spanish and International Business. While in college, Jess served as a Smeal Global representative, an Overseas Education Consultant, and a member of the National Association for Leadership and Success.
Jess Arnold Salary
His ideal salary is $38,700 to $120,000 per year.
Jesse Arnold Net Worth
Jesse has earned a lot of money from his career with an estimated $1 million to $3 million.
Jess Arnold Career
Currently working as a reporter at WUSA9 in Washington DC since January 2019. Before joining the station, she spent two and a half years as a news anchor at WBND ABC 57 in South Bend, Indiana. Jessie spent her first year as a female reporter there, covering the weekend news for several months. While at university, Jess discovered the power of stories to create change and her passion for journalism grew.
After college, Jesse started working at WBND-TV where he started his own weekly show, “Real Michiana.” There she tells untold stories of people secretly doing good in the community. Thanks to these films, she met a homeless painter and a disabled and blind man whose life was saved thanks to taekwondo.