Rochelle Metzger Biography, Age, Family, FOX 46, Salary

Rochelle Metzger Biography

Rochelle Metzger is an anchor and digital journalist for FOX 46 Charlotte. She is part of Fox 46 morning crew, weekdays from 4:30 to 9 a.m.

Metzger’s love for broadcast journalism began in elementary school, delivering the morning announcements daily to students and staff. Her desire to keep people informed and tell public-interest stories led her to the University of Maryland College Park. At the university, she honed her skills as a reporter and anchor for UMTV, digging up stories that mattered most to people on and off campus.

After her graduation, she went on to work for CTV News, a Maryland cable station just outside Washington, D.C., where national news is often local news. She has covered news and events from the state capital in Annapolis to Capitol Hill as a general assignment reporter. Her most memorable experiences include coverage of the Baltimore riots, the Navy Yard shooting, March on Washington events, and the inaugurations of President Barack Obama. She regularly covered the governor of Maryland and General Assembly, as well as members of Congress, and on occasion, the Supreme Court.

When she wasn’t in the field as a reporter, she produced and anchored CTV’s live nightly newscasts. Metzger also hosted a 30-minute talk show called, ‘A Different Look,’ which focused on education, health, politics and other community issues. Her on-air experience also includes work as a freelance television host for WUSA9, the CBS-affiliate in Washington, D.C.

She has also produced two award-winning documentary series on police brutality, and military recruitment and training practices. Their investigations took her out of state, including on a trip to U.S. Marine Corps training in Parris Island, S.C. Her investigative reporting has been recognized by the Radio Television Digital News Association and the Society of Professional Journalists.

Rochelle Metzger Age

Metzger has not opened up about her date of birth.

Rochelle Metzger Family

Metzger grew up in Northern Virginia where she played high school and AAU basketball, as well as varsity field hockey and lacrosse. Rochelle has however not disclosed any information regarding her father, mother or siblings.

Rochelle Metzger FOX 46

According to her, the best part of her job is getting out into the community and meeting everyday heroes who are doing incredible things… those are the folks who truly inspire me.

Metzger’s best part of the day is helping you jump start your day, as part of the Fox 46 morning crew, weekdays from 4:30 to 9 a.m. She keeps her viewers informed of the latest headlines and notable events on Fox 46 Now, Charlotte’s only all-digital newscast at 11 a.m.

Rochelle Metzger Husband

There is no available information on Metzger’s dating history or husband.

Rochelle Metzger Salary

Despite Rochelle quickly rising in her reporting career, her salary is not yet revealed.

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