Shelley Brown Biography
Shelley Brown, an American News anchor, and Reporter working at WVUE Fox 8 News in New Orleans, Louisiana. She started off working with FOX 8 back in September 2008, the day after Hurricane Gustav made landfall in Louisiana.
Shelley Brown Age
Brown was born in 1978 in American by birth.
Shelley Brown Height
She stands tall at a height of 5 feet 7 inches
Shelley Brown Family
Browns information about her family are publicly unavailable, therefore this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Shelley Brown Husband
Brown is married to her husband Sean. The dio got married on June 1, 2013.
Shelley Brown Wedding
Brown got wedded back on June 1, 2013, where it saw his family and friends. Brown shared on her social media that ” June 1, 2013.. can’t believe it’s been 3 years. remembering the happiest day ever.
Shelley Brown Salary
Brown earns an annual estimated salary of $69,610 is according to Fox 8 anchors/reporters’ salaries.
Shelley Brown Net Worth
Brown has an estimated Net Worth of $1 million
Shelley Brown Education
Brown enrolled and later graduated from of Mount Carmel Academy in New Orleans and later from Louisiana State University.
Shelley Brown Fox 8
Brown an American News anchor and Reporter serving at WVUE Fox 8 News in New Orleans, Louisiana. She started off working with FOX 8 in September 2008, the day after Hurricane Gustav made landfall in Louisiana. She previously interned for Court TV and WNYW-TV FOX 5 in New York City.
Shelley features on-air each weekday evening on FOX 8 News at 4 p.m. and FOX 8 News at 9 p.m. Shelley as well works closely with the FOX 8 Defenders and the National Council of Jewish Women to solve consumer problems. She as well served at WTOL-TV in Toledo, OH as the weekday 5:30 evening anchor and a general assignment reporter.
She is as well a four-time Edward R. Murrow winned with recently for her FOX 8 Defenders continuing coverage limo investigation. Back in Ohio, Shelley got recognized for “Best Newscast, News 11 at Five,” a series of investigative reports, “Kids for Sale,” and “Katrina: Back Home,” a first-person report on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
She as well got her first job, Shelley reported, produced, and anchored the station’s 6:30 evening newscast. She as well hosted a 30-minute talk show on H-TV and later then went on to anchor the weekday morning news at KPLC-TV in Lake Charles, LA.
She as well mentored young aspiring journalists there in the station’s teen reporter program before arriving in Toledo and also an alumna of Delta Zeta Sorority served as the Vice President of LSU’s Panhellenic Council in charge of overall LSU sorority recruitment in 1998.