Jay Korff
Reporter at WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA)
84-time Regional Emmy winning reporter for @Jay7News. Bike racer, fan of fast cars, cuddly cats & mountain vistas. Story ideas here: [email protected]
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6 days ago |
wjla.com | Jay Korff
Fri, 18 Apr 2025 20:42:02 GMT (1745008922897)Gallery - News3 v1.0.0 (common)69c80f1ee7655405ad92e63c4577173aeef8f823Fallback Presentation. Using deprecated PresentationRouter. Jerry Mattiaccio at Rock Hill Honey Bee Farms in Stafford CountyJerry Mattiaccio at Rock Hill Honey Bee Farms in Stafford County (Jay Korff, 7News)
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1 week ago |
turnto10.com | Jay Korff
WASHINGTON (7News) — 7News has learned that some of the very people fired by the Trump administration are now considering elected office. Emerge –- an organization that recruits and trains Democratic women to run for public office – just wrapped up its first series of free training sessions for women recently let go from their government jobs. “We immediately knew that these would be great people to run for elected office. They are already civil servants.
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1 week ago |
katv.com | Jay Korff
WASHINGTON (7News) — 7News has learned that some of the very people fired by the Trump administration are now considering elected office. Emerge –- an organization that recruits and trains Democratic women to run for public office – just wrapped up its first series of free training sessions for women recently let go from their government jobs. “We immediately knew that these would be great people to run for elected office. They are already civil servants.
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1 week ago |
wjla.com | Jay Korff
WASHINGTON (7News) — 7News has learned that some of the very people fired by the Trump administration are now considering elected office. Emerge –- an organization that recruits and trains Democratic women to run for public office – just wrapped up its first series of free training sessions for women recently been let go from their government jobs. “We immediately knew that these would be great people to run for elected office. They are already civil servants.
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2 weeks ago |
wjla.com | Jay Korff
WASHINGTON (7News) — For weeks, federal job cuts have had a disproportionate impact around Washington. Now, regional planning experts say that if cuts deepen, the region could plunge into a recession that would take years to recover from unless our economy is fundamentally transformed. On Friday, we talked with Clark Mercer of COG, a nonpartisan association working to address the region’s pressing challenges.
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