The Michael Calderin Show: Interview with Media Professional Constance Jones!

Constance Jones is a two-time Emmy-nominated TV News Anchor & Reporter who recently worked at WAGA-TV/ FOX 5 Atlanta. Before her stint in Georgia, Constance was at WPLG-TV in Miami for 9 years, where she was an anchor/reporter for several years. 

Constance has covered life-changing events, including the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, President Obama's election campaign, the BP Gulf oil spill, along with devastating hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and ice storms. She has extensive live and breaking news reporting experience.

Constance has been honored by the National Academy of Television Arts and Science, the Texas Associated Press, and the National Association of Black Journalists for Excellence in News Reporting. She was recently featured as Miami's Top 40 under 40 Leaders of Tomorrow in the Miami Herald.

She has worked in several television markets, including New York City, Oklahoma City and Houston. Constance has also worked with veteran Dan Rather with the CBS Evening News. Her career started while she was producing and hosting videos at Educational Video Network. She also spent time anchoring and reporting at KETK-TV in Texas & KOCO-TV in Oklahoma. 

Constance was born in Stuttgart, Germany, and spent most of her childhood overseas. She also spent time in Timisoara, Romania. 

Constance is a proud member of the National Association of Black Journalists and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated.